Re: Re: more thoughts on yeast

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It is safe. My doctor and my son's pediatrician told me to take it while breast feeding my infant. On Aug 5, 2009, at 7:02 AM, Danila7 wrote:I wonder if it's safe to take while breastfeeding. I will check with my daughter's MD, but I have a feeling he'll have no idea, since he is a conventional doctor. I will try the grapefruit seed and coconut oil. Going to Whole Food over lunch today! And throwing my baby's toothbrush away. Thanks>> My doctor has recommended a helpful probiotic that also contains yeast > cleansing enzymes and fulvic mineral acids for detoxification. It is > called Syntol and is widely available on the Internet for purchase. > It comes in capsule form. My husband and I both take it and have > found it very helpful. It should be taken on an empty stomach; we > usually take it before bed. If you have yeast in your gut, it is > particularly helpful in getting rid of it. My friend has been using > it with her son who is old enough to swallow capsules; stool analysis > shows that his yeast is gone and his body has populated his gut with > the good bacteria after only 3 months!! I tried opening the capsules > and mixing the contents in juice for my younger son but it is gritty > and foul tasting so I don't recommend this for younger kids.> > The morning after taking Syntol you will likely have diarrhea. This > is a sign of the yeast dying off. My husband and I both had diarrhea > every morning for about 6 weeks until the yeast was gone.> > I also have to say that my doctor recommends everyone in the family > get treated for yeast if one person has it. This is why my husband > and I did the Syntol since our son has major yeast issues.>=