Re: yeast die off symptoms

[Guest guest]

Go slow with the antifungal dosing, increasing slowly, You can also

add more probiotics doses. Die off takes time, but the symptoms you

describe sound like yeast. You should see these symptoms go away or

improve when the yeast is more in control. If he has a white coating

on his tongue, when that goes away, his yeast is usually gone too.

This reaction is normal. And can last a few days or more, depending on

the antifungal used and how much is given.

I use grapefruit seed for yeast and I found that starting at a low

dose and slowly adding more every few days reduced the severity of the

reaction. We also add more probiotics, so he is getting them twice a

day. You can also try epsom salt baths to help calm him. They don't

get rid of yeast, but the extra magnesium helps calm my son when he

gets that way.

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> Subject: [ ] wii question

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> Date: Sunday, November 23, 2008, 12:00 AM

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[Guest guest]

Ditto everything Jan said. I started my 4yo on 1/4 tablet of GSE (equates

to about 3 drops of liquid GSE) once a day, and he's been in such good mood

lately. After a week, I started giving it to him twice a day. Next week I'll

maybe up it to 3 times a day.

He's also been on probiotics for the past month or so before starting GSE. I

increased it to twice a day when I upped his GSE frequency.

Sometimes prescriptions can be too strong, and you don't want to produce

die-off symptoms as it's a sign that the body is not getting rid of toxins

from the dead yeast cells. So I would back off the dosage and go very

slowly.

On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 9:04 PM, Jan <mercurybabies2@...> wrote:

> Go slow with the antifungal dosing, increasing slowly, You can also

> add more probiotics doses. Die off takes time, but the symptoms you

> describe sound like yeast. You should see these symptoms go away or

> improve when the yeast is more in control. If he has a white coating

> on his tongue, when that goes away, his yeast is usually gone too.

>

> This reaction is normal. And can last a few days or more, depending on

> the antifungal used and how much is given.

> I use grapefruit seed for yeast and I found that starting at a low

> dose and slowly adding more every few days reduced the severity of the

> reaction. We also add more probiotics, so he is getting them twice a

> day. You can also try epsom salt baths to help calm him. They don't

> get rid of yeast, but the extra magnesium helps calm my son when he

> gets that way.

>

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[Guest guest]

What is the actual dose that everyone is using when talking about one drop

or tablet of GSE?  I have seen different dosages of tablets.  Mine are 250 mg

tablets.  It is hard to compare dosages if we are not on the same page in the

quantity of suppliment used.

Everyone is giving great advise, but I want to make sure I understand what the

advise actually is.

Thanks,

Kelley

> Go slow with the antifungal dosing, increasing slowly, You can also

> add more probiotics doses. Die off takes time, but the symptoms you

> describe sound like yeast. You should see these symptoms go away or

> improve when the yeast is more in control. If he has a white coating

> on his tongue, when that goes away, his yeast is usually gone too.

>

> This reaction is normal. And can last a few days or more, depending on

> the antifungal used and how much is given.

> I use grapefruit seed for yeast and I found that starting at a low

> dose and slowly adding more every few days reduced the severity of the

> reaction. We also add more probiotics, so he is getting them twice a

> day. You can also try epsom salt baths to help calm him. They don't

> get rid of yeast, but the extra magnesium helps calm my son when he

> gets that way.

>

>

[Guest guest]

My tablet is 125mg by Nutribiotics. It says 1 tablet is equivalent to about

10-12 drops of their liquid GSE. Their liquid is 100mg per 10 drops, so 10mg

per drop. So by giving my son 1/4 tablet, it's about 30mg.

So if you want to start at a lower dose, you should split up your 250mg pill

into at least 8, maybe even 10. Since this is hard, you can buy the lower

dose tablet or crush it into a powder and divide them up equally into 8-10

dosages (it would be more ideal if you had a gram scale that weighed to 0.01

gram).

On Sun, Nov 23, 2008 at 10:46 AM, K S <kamstone6@...> wrote:

> What is the actual dose that everyone is using when talking about one drop

> or tablet of GSE? I have seen different dosages of tablets. Mine are 250

> mg tablets. It is hard to compare dosages if we are not on the same page in

> the quantity of suppliment used.

> Everyone is giving great advise, but I want to make sure I understand what

> the advise actually is.

> Thanks,

> Kelley

>

>

[Guest guest]

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> What is the actual dose that everyone is using when talking

about one drop or tablet of GSE?

I used Nutribiotic GSE. One drop was 10mg. One tablet was 125mg.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Mine are 125 mg dose tablets. Your sound like the higher potency

tablets Nutribiotic sells.

I don't use drops at least not to eat. But usually as I have read you

begin with 1-3 drops.

So I think most of us are using the 125mg tabs, very good question!

So you'd want to go even lower with your tabs to start. Since I began

my son at 1/4 of a 125mg.

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> > Go slow with the antifungal dosing, increasing slowly, You can also

> > add more probiotics doses. Die off takes time, but the symptoms you

> > describe sound like yeast. You should see these symptoms go away or

> > improve when the yeast is more in control. If he has a white coating

> > on his tongue, when that goes away, his yeast is usually gone too.

> >

> > This reaction is normal. And can last a few days or more, depending on

> > the antifungal used and how much is given.

> > I use grapefruit seed for yeast and I found that starting at a low

> > dose and slowly adding more every few days reduced the severity of the

> > reaction. We also add more probiotics, so he is getting them twice a

> > day. You can also try epsom salt baths to help calm him. They don't

> > get rid of yeast, but the extra magnesium helps calm my son when he

> > gets that way.

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reply!!!

From: Jan <mercurybabies2@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: yeast die off symptoms

Date: Sunday, November 23, 2008, 1:11 PM

Mine are 125 mg dose tablets. Your sound like the higher potency

tablets Nutribiotic sells.

I don't use drops at least not to eat. But usually as I have read you

begin with 1-3 drops.

So I think most of us are using the 125mg tabs, very good question!

So you'd want to go even lower with your tabs to start. Since I began

my son at 1/4 of a 125mg.

>

> > Go slow with the antifungal dosing, increasing slowly, You can also

> > add more probiotics doses. Die off takes time, but the symptoms you

> > describe sound like yeast. You should see these symptoms go away or

> > improve when the yeast is more in control. If he has a white coating

> > on his tongue, when that goes away, his yeast is usually gone too.

> >

> > This reaction is normal. And can last a few days or more, depending on

> > the antifungal used and how much is given.

> > I use grapefruit seed for yeast and I found that starting at a low

> > dose and slowly adding more every few days reduced the severity of the

> > reaction. We also add more probiotics, so he is getting them twice a

> > day. You can also try epsom salt baths to help calm him. They don't

> > get rid of yeast, but the extra magnesium helps calm my son when he

> > gets that way.

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have been giving him 250mg a day with a no-phenol and he seems to be handling

it fine.  I used to have problems before I added the no-penol.  I have gotten

advice to possibly increase the GSE to a couple of times a day if I continue to

have yeast problems during chelation.  So far no huge yeast problems.  If I do

have them, what is a max dose for GSE?  My son is 50 lbs.

Kelley

> What is the actual dose that everyone is using when talking about one drop

> or tablet of GSE? I have seen different dosages of tablets. Mine are 250

> mg tablets. It is hard to compare dosages if we are not on the same page in

> the quantity of suppliment used.

> Everyone is giving great advise, but I want to make sure I understand what

> the advise actually is.

> Thanks,

> Kelley

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