Re: Natural ways to deal with Clostridia? Amy oxalates

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Well, I think the yeast and oxalates are very much related. However, yesterday

on one of the posts, I believe was questioning how much oxalates are

responsible for yeast. I don't know, it's as confusing as every thing else my

kid deals with.

We take Calcium and Magnesium before each meal, Biotin (to keep yeast from

changing forms? and gut issues--and this is just from what I read, so please

feel free to correct anything you know to be different), and follow the LOD as

much as possible. We are pretty much low/medium with no problems. I also think

the Enhansa is helping him dump some of the oxalates as well as helps with

yeast.

Alot of the others use arginine to help with urinary pain or discomfort, which I

don't believe my son has, but he definitely has cloudy urine and sandy stools.

Not so much anymore, but clearly they were present before, when he was drinking

almond milk four times a day He also has excessive urinating intermittently,

which was one thing that alerted me that it may be an issue for him. I pretty

much ignored the number on the OAT test, because I was so worried about the

yeast, but finally figured out they both needed addressing.

does say the good thing about the diet is that it's not a forever diet!

Yeah, I'll say! It's not a fun one for a three year old.

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> OH YEAH his yeast markers were through the roof. Didn't realize the 2

> could be related. Thanks!

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> Kerrie

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> In a message dated 9/12/2010 4:45:51 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> endofautism@... writes:

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> When we did our testing, our guy came back the highest our NP had seen in

> her 37 years of practice! And he had no symptoms, go figure. We found out

> he had candida and the candida makes lots and lots of oxalic acid as a

> byproduct. Soooo, have you checked yeast? We did Nystatin for about 9

> months, did low oxalates for the same 9 months. After the yeast was gone, we

> reintroduced oxalates with no issues.

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