Re: 4 questions...Yeast issues, Candadise, Teeth Grinding, &

[Guest guest]

Supplementing with 300-400mg of Magnesium Glycinate completely stopped teeth

grinding with my two little ones.

Dana

wrote:

> 1st question. If all supplements increase yeast and you have to do the

supplements then is all you can do is just to keep increasing the yeast

protocol? When is enough...enough? I am giving him soooo much probiotics at

once, soooo many rounds of diflucan, biotin doesn't seem to do anything.

> 2nd question. I tried Candadise not too long ago and I realized it was causing

diarrhea and undigested food issues. What is the protocol on this stuff? How

much should I be giving at each dose and how many times a day and when (on an

empty stomach etc.) for 30lb 3yr old boy? I was giving 1 capsule a day...maybe

that was too much?

> 3rd question. I've noticed every night for the past some months he's been

grinding his teeth. Does anyone know what that maybe caused from and how to

possibly rectify this?

> 4th question...well, I've forgotten. Lack of sleep I guess!

> well, this isn't my original 4th question but...I read in that Enzymestuff

site that the no-phenol enzymes can help with yeast issues. How is that so and

how would you utilize them for that reason...would you give on an empty

stomach,etc.

> TIA!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dana! I will try it out!

> > 1st question. If all supplements increase yeast and you have to do

the supplements then is all you can do is just to keep increasing the yeast

protocol? When is enough...enough? I am giving him soooo much probiotics at

once, soooo many rounds of diflucan, biotin doesn't seem to do anything.

> > 2nd question. I tried Candadise not too long ago and I realized it was

causing diarrhea and undigested food issues. What is the protocol on this

stuff? How much should I be giving at each dose and how many times a day and

when (on an empty stomach etc.) for 30lb 3yr old boy? I was giving 1 capsule a

day...maybe that was too much?

> > 3rd question. I've noticed every night for the past some months he's been

grinding his teeth. Does anyone know what that maybe caused from and how to

possibly rectify this?

> > 4th question...well, I've forgotten. Lack of sleep I guess!

> > well, this isn't my original 4th question but...I read in that Enzymestuff

site that the no-phenol enzymes can help with yeast issues. How is that so and

how would you utilize them for that reason...would you give on an empty

stomach,etc.

> > TIA!

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>

> 1st question. If all supplements increase yeast

At my house, *most* supplements increase yeast, not all.

>> and you have to do the supplements then is all you can do is just to keep

increasing the yeast protocol?

That is what I did. I started at low dose of the supps, so I could be sure to

keep the yeast under control.

>> When is enough...enough?

Depends on what you are giving, whether it is helping, how much yeast is

present, etc.

>>I am giving him soooo much probiotics at once, soooo many rounds of diflucan,

biotin doesn't seem to do anything.

Drop the number and/or dosage of the supps you are giving.

Try adding ACV or calcium, which helped with yeast control here. Biotin also

helped, altho when the yeast was bad, I had to give other things on top of the

biotin.

> 2nd question. I tried Candadise not too long ago and I realized it was causing

diarrhea and undigested food issues. What is the protocol on this stuff? How

much should I be giving at each dose and how many times a day and when (on an

empty stomach etc.) for 30lb 3yr old boy? I was giving 1 capsule a day...maybe

that was too much?

Empty stomach. It never caused that problem here tho.

> 3rd question. I've noticed every night for the past some months he's been

grinding his teeth. Does anyone know what that maybe caused from and how to

possibly rectify this?

At my house, yeast overgrowth and mineral deficiency. The minerals were

potassium, magnesium, and calcium [with vitamin K and a few other things for

proper absorption].

> well, this isn't my original 4th question but...I read in that Enzymestuff

site that the no-phenol enzymes can help with yeast issues. How is that so and

how would you utilize them for that reason...would you give on an empty

stomach,etc.

Empty stomach.

Dana