First time use of GSE - help please, DANA - anyone

[Guest guest]

I have always used Pau D'Arco and Oregon Grape along with Candex and Candidase

for yeast

control. Now with weekly ALA chelation this protocol (from Brainchild) does not

seem to be

cutting it. So today, I gave my son one drop of Nutribiotic GSE - and it seemed

to hurt his

stomach, he refused to eat at all, and when he did (just potato chips) with his

afternoon

supplements, it got worse. When I gave him a dose of chelator a little later,

he threw up all

over the place. But then he was very calm, and later started to use a lot of

language he never

used before. We don't know if this is due to the ALA or the GSE. A friend told

me this could

be die off.

Should we continue using the GSE? We don't know what to do. We want him to

eat, he is

always picky, but now he is especially picky. All he had all day was a gfcf

sugar free breakfast

bar, some potato chips, and just some rice for dinner. Even his favorite home

made foods

like gfcf nuggets and fries, he refused to eat. Should we go back to our other

protocol, and

just bring out the GSE when he is seeming " yeasty " as he was this week, to knock

the yeast

down again? We are afraid the GSE is just too strong/harsh on his stomach. I

use it myself,

and sometimes it burns my stomach too, where I have to stop it for a while.

Please advise. Irene

[Guest guest]

> I have always used Pau D'Arco and Oregon Grape along with Candex and

Candidase for yeast

> control. Now with weekly ALA chelation this protocol (from

Brainchild) does not seem to be

> cutting it. So today, I gave my son one drop of Nutribiotic GSE -

and it seemed to hurt his

> stomach,

It is very strong. Did you give it on an empty stomach? That can

cause problems.

It is high phenol, so you might need to give it with No-Fenol enzyme.

It causes rapid yeast die off, so it might have been a die off

symptom. You can try giving activated charcoal 30-45 minutes after

the GSE to reduce this problem.

Or he might not tolerate the GSE and you might need to give something

different, like oil of oregano.

> just bring out the GSE when he is seeming " yeasty " as he was this

week, to knock the yeast

> down again? We are afraid the GSE is just too strong/harsh on his

stomach.

If you want, try putting the drop of GSE into an empty capsule, and

give it after a full meal.

Or, mix one drop into about an inch of water, stir it with a spoon

[GSE tends to stick to the bottom of the cup], and then have him drink

only a small sip, so he is not even getting one full drop of GSE.

Dana