] Re: Anyone ever get Sacc B as a dysbiosis on stool test?

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Liz,

What amount of coconut oil do you use it? An adult can just eat it, but it's

harder for a picky kid.  We've fried french fries in it for our son. I know it's

not the best, but he needs to gain weight.

Kat

Liz <elizabethsoliday@...>

 Re: Anyone ever get Sacc B as a dysbiosis on stool test?

Overall I have heard mostly negatives about GSE, I would try a different yeast

treatment. I have heard wonderful things about Coconut oil.

Liz

 

Kathy <calicocat477@ ...> wrote:

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> I would stop the GSE & see if it was that. It's potent.

> I tried it. Caused nausia. Used it for my son was he was 3. Had to stop after

a few mos. Caused digestion issues for him. We react bad to most citrus though.

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> I don't understand Sacc. B, it has yeast. So only those could use if their

yeast was in check?

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Sent: Fri, February 5, 2010 4:22:11 PM

Re: [ ] Re: Anyone ever get Sacc B as a dysbiosis on stool test?

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> > > > Only yeast protocol is candidese (protease & celluose), only started

this in the last couple week.  But the constipation started when on probiotics

for 2 months no candidese at that time. I am a little confused...you think the

probiotics made the yeast worse?

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