Re: OCD and yeast overgrouth

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> Well, now I'm thinking that it was not much the glutten, but maybe yeast, that

affects him. I think that his Obseive compulsion might be triggered by yeast

overgrouth.

My son's OCD was caused by a few things, including yeast overgrowth

http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

Dana

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Hi Fabricia,

Have you tried enzymes for yeast before? Enzymedica makes a product called

Candidase that many parents in this group are currently using. DeFelice's

website enzymestuff.com has an entire section on enzymes and yeast. Enzymedica's

Candidase is a product she recommends. If you would any information or samples

on this product, just let me know and I'll send it out to you. Please feel free

to ask me any questions.

Alessandra

Enzymedica's Education Department

enzymedica.com

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> I live in south florida. My son has autism and he is 10 years old. He has been

suffering from OCD for about 2 years now. We had him on the gluten/casein free

diet for about 2 years when he was younger, but we didn't really see

improvements. Through testing it was determined that gluten was not an issue for

him, but I wanted to try the diet anyway.

> Well, now I'm thinking that it was not much the glutten, but maybe yeast, that

affects him. I think that his Obseive compulsion might be triggered by yeast

overgrouth.

> I used to be a client of a DAN doctor, but can't afford it anymore, so I'm

kind of doing things on my own with my pediatritian (God bless that man!).

> How should I get started with this? any ideas....?

> Thank you and God bless you all..

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> Fabricia.

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I would suggest getting labs for strep titers, called ASO and DNASE, to rule out

PANDAS.

Sara

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> Hi all:

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> I live in south florida. My son has autism and he is 10 years old. He has been

suffering from OCD for about 2 years now. We had him on the gluten/casein free

diet for about 2 years when he was younger, but we didn't really see

improvements. Through testing it was determined that gluten was not an issue for

him, but I wanted to try the diet anyway.

> Well, now I'm thinking that it was not much the glutten, but maybe yeast, that

affects him. I think that his Obseive compulsion might be triggered by yeast

overgrouth.

> I used to be a client of a DAN doctor, but can't afford it anymore, so I'm

kind of doing things on my own with my pediatritian (God bless that man!).

> How should I get started with this? any ideas....?

> Thank you and God bless you all..

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> Fabricia.

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My son's OCD was caused by bacteria.

Joanne

> > Well, now I'm thinking that it was not much the glutten, but maybe yeast,

that affects him. I think that his Obseive compulsion might be triggered by

yeast overgrouth.

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> My son's OCD was caused by a few things, including yeast overgrowth

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> http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

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What did you use to get rid of it?

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My son's OCD was caused by bacteria.

Joanne

> > Well, now I'm thinking that it was not much the glutten, but maybe yeast,

that affects him. I think that his Obseive compulsion might be triggered by

yeast overgrouth.

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> http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

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We used Biocidin, probiotics and digestive enzymes high in proteases.

Joanne

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which enzymes do you use that are high in proteases. Name brands please....

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> We used Biocidin, probiotics and digestive enzymes high in proteases.

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Houston Enzymes AFP Peptizyde. Here is a blip from DeFelice's website on

it:

" Bacteria is composed of proteins. If you are needing to treat a bad bacteria

problem, you might want to add strong proteases, such as Peptizyde. Protease

enzymes tend to have a synergistic effect with antibiotics making the bacteria

control more effective.

Strong proteases can impact bacteria killing them off. While No-Fenol can be

quite helpful with bacteria and colon problems, the die-off from No-Fenol is not

nearly as pronounced as No-Fenol on yeast. No-Fenol contains cellulases which

act on yeast but not bacteria. Yeast is composed of proteins and celluloses

(much more cellulases involved). "

We use Biocidin instead of antibiotics.

Josie

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