Re: yeast die-off is a good sign?

[Guest guest]

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I would use the activated charcoal. Cut the dose in half and keep

going. Stopping midway can cause resistance. Usually an antifungal and

an antibacterial are used together because once one if them vacates the

other takes up residence.Ask the doc if you should drop the yeast aid

out but continue diflucan..did the doc want the child on both? In

, " emp806 " <emp806@...> wrote:

>

> I started nystatin and yeast aid(from Kirkman) on my 3 ys old a week

> ago. Since then, I saw a rash on his low back in the beginning, and

> found red ears and cheeks he has never had. Plus, he lost his

appetite

> and has a trouble in sleeping and more headbangings. Are these all

> symtoms caused by die-off?

>

> I expected to see die-off symtoms, because My DAN dr. said I might

want

> to when giving me a prescription for nystatin, but now I am

wondering

> if it's okay to let this continue and wait it subsided while trying

> activated charcoal. Do you all believe yeast die-off is a good sign?

>

[Guest guest]

I'm one of those who thinks die-off *symptoms* are bad (for adults, I think

a little bit of symptom is OK, but not in kids). It's a sign that the body

is not eliminating the dead yeast cells and toxins properly. As the previous

poster suggested I would cut the dosage in half or quarter. Activated

charcoal would be a good option until the symptoms subside.

I'm not familiar with Yeast-Aid, but why the 2 antifungals? Did you start

both together? I would just do one at a time. And Yeast-Aid has a lot of

natural ingredients that your son could be reacting to (rash on back). Go

slowly and one at a time. ;-)

On Sun, Dec 21, 2008 at 8:54 AM, sammysouthie <sammysouthie@...>wrote:

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> I would use the activated charcoal. Cut the dose in half and keep

> going. Stopping midway can cause resistance. Usually an antifungal and

> an antibacterial are used together because once one if them vacates the

> other takes up residence.Ask the doc if you should drop the yeast aid

> out but continue diflucan..did the doc want the child on both? In

> , " emp806 " <emp806@...> wrote:

> >

> > I started nystatin and yeast aid(from Kirkman) on my 3 ys old a week

> > ago. Since then, I saw a rash on his low back in the beginning, and

> > found red ears and cheeks he has never had. Plus, he lost his

> appetite

> > and has a trouble in sleeping and more headbangings. Are these all

> > symtoms caused by die-off?

> >

> > I expected to see die-off symtoms, because My DAN dr. said I might

> want

> > to when giving me a prescription for nystatin, but now I am

> wondering

> > if it's okay to let this continue and wait it subsided while trying

> > activated charcoal. Do you all believe yeast die-off is a good sign?

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

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> I started nystatin and yeast aid(from Kirkman) on my 3 ys old a week

> ago. Since then, I saw a rash on his low back in the beginning, and

> found red ears and cheeks he has never had. Plus, he lost his appetite

> and has a trouble in sleeping and more headbangings. Are these all

> symtoms caused by die-off?

These actually sound to me like intolerance to something in the Yeast

Aid. Try giving it with No-Fenol enzyme, see if that helps.

Dana

[Guest guest]

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I will also add if you suspect any mitochondrial problems[usually

caused by mercury poisoning] and a fever is present you need to watch

the amonia levels....usually brought down by b-6. For us with the

fatty acid issues I have to drop his protien levels during fever or

sick days and up his carbs , not yeast friendly, however when I do

this he can have a fever,rash ect with no regression. It is a

challange to get them to eat during these times but fasting is not

something one with fatty acid issues should do. In Autism-

Mercury , " McCartney " <katie.mccartney@...>

wrote:

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> I'm one of those who thinks die-off *symptoms* are bad (for adults,

I think

> a little bit of symptom is OK, but not in kids). It's a sign that

the body

> is not eliminating the dead yeast cells and toxins properly. As the

previous

> poster suggested I would cut the dosage in half or quarter.

Activated

> charcoal would be a good option until the symptoms subside.

>

> I'm not familiar with Yeast-Aid, but why the 2 antifungals? Did you

start

> both together? I would just do one at a time. And Yeast-Aid has a

lot of

> natural ingredients that your son could be reacting to (rash on

back). Go

> slowly and one at a time. ;-)

>

>

>

> On Sun, Dec 21, 2008 at 8:54 AM, sammysouthie

<sammysouthie@...>wrote:

>

> > ---

> > I would use the activated charcoal. Cut the dose in half and keep

> > going. Stopping midway can cause resistance. Usually an

antifungal and

> > an antibacterial are used together because once one if them

vacates the

> > other takes up residence.Ask the doc if you should drop the yeast

aid

> > out but continue diflucan..did the doc want the child on both? In

> > , " emp806 " <emp806@> wrote:

> > >

> > > I started nystatin and yeast aid(from Kirkman) on my 3 ys old a

week

> > > ago. Since then, I saw a rash on his low back in the beginning,

and

> > > found red ears and cheeks he has never had. Plus, he lost his

> > appetite

> > > and has a trouble in sleeping and more headbangings. Are

these all

> > > symtoms caused by die-off?

> > >

> > > I expected to see die-off symtoms, because My DAN dr. said I

might

> > want

> > > to when giving me a prescription for nystatin, but now I am

> > wondering

> > > if it's okay to let this continue and wait it subsided while

trying

> > > activated charcoal. Do you all believe yeast die-off is a good

sign?

> > >

> >

> >

>

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