What is the best enzyme for high yeast problems?

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In a message dated 02/09/2008 15:20:41 GMT Daylight Time,

incoehoots@... writes:

use houston zyme prime now but wonder if I am using enough or if it

is right for my son. I tried no phenol but it seemed to have ill

effects on him. Do I need to add more zyme prime or candex? It seems

his food is not getting broke down enough probably becuase of yeast.

We use

>>I would ask Houston for samples of TriEnza which covers more than the

Zyme, these are for digestion and you could add Candex on an empty tummy for

yeast also.

HTH

Mandi in UK

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I use houston zyme prime now but wonder if I am using enough or if it

is right for my son. I tried no phenol but it seemed to have ill

effects on him. Do I need to add more zyme prime or candex? It seems

his food is not getting broke down enough probably becuase of yeast.

We use

custom pros

GSE

sac bou

nystatin

to address yeast. Need anything else?

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> I use houston zyme prime now but wonder if I am using enough or if it

> is right for my son. I tried no phenol but it seemed to have ill

> effects on him. Do I need to add more zyme prime or candex? It seems

> his food is not getting broke down enough probably becuase of yeast.

> We use

> custom pros

> GSE

> sac bou

> nystatin

> to address yeast. Need anything else?

No-Fenol is the enzyme that helps address yeast. You can try

Candidase or Candex instead, if you want. I used biotin and GSE.

Dana

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Do you really need that many things to combat yeast?

On Sep 4, 2008, at 7:41 AM, danasview wrote:

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> >

> > I use houston zyme prime now but wonder if I am using enough or

> if it

> > is right for my son. I tried no phenol but it seemed to have ill

> > effects on him. Do I need to add more zyme prime or candex? It seems

> > his food is not getting broke down enough probably becuase of yeast.

> > We use

> > custom pros

> > GSE

> > sac bou

> > nystatin

> > to address yeast. Need anything else?

>

> No-Fenol is the enzyme that helps address yeast. You can try

> Candidase or Candex instead, if you want. I used biotin and GSE.

>

> Dana

>

>

>

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We did for a while. Now we just do biotin daily, and then if we see an

early warning sign such as heavy blinking, we have him take some GSE.

Usually works to knock it back down just taking once. Now, we keep an

eye on him during weekend rounds to make sure no early warning signals

pop up. At first, we didn't recognize his early warning signals

either. We found a lot of this is a matter of getting in touch with our

son's body for him, since he is absolutely detached from it. Though, I

will say after a year of biomed and several months of chelation, he is

starting to notice things for himself. That's a huge help!! Of course,

he's also 18. I don't know if it would work that way for a younger one.

P.

Arias wrote:

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> Do you really need that many things to combat yeast?

> On Sep 4, 2008, at 7:41 AM, danasview wrote:

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> >

> > >

> > > I use houston zyme prime now but wonder if I am using enough or

> > if it

> > > is right for my son. I tried no phenol but it seemed to have ill

> > > effects on him. Do I need to add more zyme prime or candex? It seems

> > > his food is not getting broke down enough probably becuase of yeast.

> > > We use

> > > custom pros

> > > GSE

> > > sac bou

> > > nystatin

> > > to address yeast. Need anything else?

> >

> > No-Fenol is the enzyme that helps address yeast. You can try

> > Candidase or Candex instead, if you want. I used biotin and GSE.

> >

> > Dana

> >

> >

> >

>

>

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> Do you really need that many things to combat yeast?

At my house, all I really needed was biotin and GSE.

Dana

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My dd gets really violent with GSE. Perhaps I started to high. I gave

2 drops 2x's p/d

On Sep 5, 2008, at 8:28 AM, danasview wrote:

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> >

> > Do you really need that many things to combat yeast?

>

> At my house, all I really needed was biotin and GSE.

>

> Dana

>

>

>

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> My dd gets really violent with GSE. Perhaps I started to high. I gave

> 2 drops 2x's p/d

Try something else, like biotin, oil of oregano, etc.

Dana