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Hi all,

We have been using biotin and something called CDX (I believe CDX is like

candidase) for yeast with good results but since we started chelation these are

not cutting it anymore. My son did not tolerate GSE in the past. I just bought

no-phenol hoping that would help so I gave him just 2 drops of GSE with a

no-phenol yesterday and the day before. Each day after he has had a loose BM so

I dont think the no-phenol is helping. We give him 5000 mcg of biotin 2x a day.

Any suggestions?

Happy New Year to all!!! May 2011 bring many happy healthy days you all and your

families!!!!

Liz

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Biotin isn't an antifungal it just makes yeast easier to kill. Stops them from

mutating. It is recommended to give 5-10mgs (5000- 10,000 mCg) per meal (3

times per day).

There are lots of things you can give to kill yeast. If your child is phenol

intolerant, I would try pau d'arco or caprylic acid.

Tressie

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> Hi all,

>

> We have been using biotin and something called CDX (I believe CDX is like

candidase) for yeast with good results but since we started chelation these are

not cutting it anymore. My son did not tolerate GSE in the past. I just bought

no-phenol hoping that would help so I gave him just 2 drops of GSE with a

no-phenol yesterday and the day before. Each day after he has had a loose BM so

I dont think the no-phenol is helping. We give him 5000 mcg of biotin 2x a day.

Any suggestions?

>

> Happy New Year to all!!! May 2011 bring many happy healthy days you all and

your families!!!!

> Liz

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Hi Tressie ,

If You can please tell me is that a DAN recommendation? I am starting w/t Biotin

and I was not sure about the dose . Does it depends on the child weight ?  Let

me see if I understood right  5-10 mg  3 times a day  or ........?TIA

Nora Bunis -Stuart 

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Subject: [ ] Re: Need something else for yeast

Date: Friday, December 31, 2010, 4:57 AM

 

Biotin isn't an antifungal it just makes yeast easier to kill. Stops them

from mutating. It is recommended to give 5-10mgs (5000- 10,000 mCg) per meal (3

times per day).

There are lots of things you can give to kill yeast. If your child is phenol

intolerant, I would try pau d'arco or caprylic acid.

Tressie

>

> Hi all,

>

> We have been using biotin and something called CDX (I believe CDX is like

candidase) for yeast with good results but since we started chelation these are

not cutting it anymore. My son did not tolerate GSE in the past. I just bought

no-phenol hoping that would help so I gave him just 2 drops of GSE with a

no-phenol yesterday and the day before. Each day after he has had a loose BM so

I dont think the no-phenol is helping. We give him 5000 mcg of biotin 2x a day.

Any suggestions?

>

> Happy New Year to all!!! May 2011 bring many happy healthy days you all and

your families!!!!

> Liz

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> We have been using biotin and something called CDX (I believe CDX is like

candidase) for yeast with good results but since we started chelation these are

not cutting it anymore.

Try increasing the doses.

>>We give him 5000 mcg of biotin 2x a day. Any suggestions?

I was giving my son 20mg 3x per day.

Dana

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Some things we have used around here to help combat yeast:

Celtic sea salt.

Probiotics (in the form of organic yogurt, but I know many people on this list

are dairy-free)

coconut oil

oil of oregano

quinine (in the form of diet tonic water -- I don't think it matters if it is

diet or non-diet, the quinine is the important part)

Watermelon

Good luck.

Michele

http://www.healthgazelle.com

http://www.kidslikemine.com

http://www.solanorail.com

>

> Hi all,

>

> We have been using biotin and something called CDX (I believe CDX is like

candidase) for yeast with good results but since we started chelation these are

not cutting it anymore. My son did not tolerate GSE in the past. I just bought

no-phenol hoping that would help so I gave him just 2 drops of GSE with a

no-phenol yesterday and the day before. Each day after he has had a loose BM so

I dont think the no-phenol is helping. We give him 5000 mcg of biotin 2x a day.

Any suggestions?

>

> Happy New Year to all!!! May 2011 bring many happy healthy days you all and

your families!!!!

> Liz

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They sell a brand of coconut milk yogurt with live cultures (probiotics) at

Whole Foods Market. I think it is called " So Delicious. " The same company

also make coconut milk Kefir, which contains live cultures. We use this in

place of buttermilk in recipes. It comes in plain, vanilla, strawberry, and

chocolate.

Haven

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Ok so if Im giving 10,000 mcg a day now is that only 10mg?

> > We have been using biotin and something called CDX (I believe CDX is like

candidase) for yeast with good results but since we started chelation these are

not cutting it anymore.

>

>

> Try increasing the doses.

>

>

> >>We give him 5000 mcg of biotin 2x a day. Any suggestions?

>

>

> I was giving my son 20mg 3x per day.

>

> Dana

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Sorry I found the answer. I was giving only 10 mg.

Liz :)

> > > We have been using biotin and something called CDX (I believe CDX is like

candidase) for yeast with good results but since we started chelation these are

not cutting it anymore.

> >

> >

> > Try increasing the doses.

> >

> >

> > >>We give him 5000 mcg of biotin 2x a day. Any suggestions?

> >

> >

> > I was giving my son 20mg 3x per day.

> >

> > Dana

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Could you please explain about the tonic water and watermelon. The watermelon

is a great flusher, I know and rehydrator but had not heard of it in

relationship to yeast...could you post more info or explain. I had heard of the

quinine being use for charley horses..but never yeast..so this is intriguing.

We are in an never ending fight with yeast here...and are leaning toward

something to help the liver. So if the quinine would help or the watermelon..I

am interested.

TIA

Ronni

> >

> > Hi all,

> >

> > We have been using biotin and something called CDX (I believe CDX is like

candidase) for yeast with good results but since we started chelation these are

not cutting it anymore. My son did not tolerate GSE in the past. I just bought

no-phenol hoping that would help so I gave him just 2 drops of GSE with a

no-phenol yesterday and the day before. Each day after he has had a loose BM so

I dont think the no-phenol is helping. We give him 5000 mcg of biotin 2x a day.

Any suggestions?

> >

> > Happy New Year to all!!! May 2011 bring many happy healthy days you all and

your families!!!!

> > Liz

> >

>

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Quinine kills yeast and when I lived in Panama using watermelon rinds, blending

them with water and drinking that 2-3 time a day was a cheap way to get rid of a

yeast infection.

Karla

> > >

> > > Hi all,

> > >

> > > We have been using biotin and something called CDX (I believe CDX is like

candidase) for yeast with good results but since we started chelation these are

not cutting it anymore. My son did not tolerate GSE in the past. I just bought

no-phenol hoping that would help so I gave him just 2 drops of GSE with a

no-phenol yesterday and the day before. Each day after he has had a loose BM so

I dont think the no-phenol is helping. We give him 5000 mcg of biotin 2x a day.

Any suggestions?

> > >

> > > Happy New Year to all!!! May 2011 bring many happy healthy days you all

and your families!!!!

> > > Liz

> > >

> >

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Quinine is an extract from the bark of a tree. It has long been used to kill

malaria (a parasite). It is still available without a prescription at any

liquor store or grocery store in the form of " tonic water " . I ran the

calculations once and you need to drink about 3 liters (or 100 ounces) a day of

tonic water to roughly equal a prescription dose of quinine. I haven't found it

useful to take anywhere near that much -- and doing so can cause " cinchoism "

(quinine side effects, including headache, nausea, and blurred vision). IIRC,

cinchoism comes from the name of the tree that they extract quinine from.

Quinine is a strong alkaloid. I use it in part because we work hard on trying

to make our bodies more alkaline. The genetic disorder that I and my oldest

have tends to make people extremely acid. From what I have read, virii don't

thrive if your blood is kept on the slightly alkaline side of the narrow range

it exists in. Just from experimentation, we found quinine also helps with

yeast. One of the things we sometimes do is wipe down our belly with it rather

than just drink it. I really don't know how or why it kills yeast, just that it

works for me and my sons.

We haven't very often used watermelon for treating yeast, but have done so

occasionally. On one occasion, we had my youngest son just kind of scrape a

piece of watermelon with his teeth. He does not like watermelon and wasn't

going to eat a bowl of it. It still had a pretty big effect. That was the

event that convinced me that watermelon can be helpful with yeast. I was

consuming it almost every single day for other reasons, not specifically for

yeast, but I was generally having fewer problems with yeast during that period

than previously. I know watermelon is good for PH balance and for mineral

balance. As a guess, that may be part of why it helps with yeast.

Another thing I did specifically for yeast that wasn't in my earlier list: I

ate a big bowl of lettuce at least 4 or 5 days a week. I did a yeast cleanse

after getting off a bunch of drugs. At that time, lettuce, organic yogurt,

plain grilled meats, and fresh fruits and veggies were a daily part of my diet

for about 3 or 4 months. I did something similar at a later date where I ate

lots of lettuce for several months, in part to combat yeast.

Good luck with this and I hope that helps.

Michele

http://www.healthgazelle.com

http://www.kidslikemine.com

http://www.solanorail.com

> > >

> > > Hi all,

> > >

> > > We have been using biotin and something called CDX (I believe CDX is like

candidase) for yeast with good results but since we started chelation these are

not cutting it anymore. My son did not tolerate GSE in the past. I just bought

no-phenol hoping that would help so I gave him just 2 drops of GSE with a

no-phenol yesterday and the day before. Each day after he has had a loose BM so

I dont think the no-phenol is helping. We give him 5000 mcg of biotin 2x a day.

Any suggestions?

> > >

> > > Happy New Year to all!!! May 2011 bring many happy healthy days you all

and your families!!!!

> > > Liz

> > >

> >

>

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