yeast

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Do you feel ike your yeast overgrowth is related to the Cortef and Armour?

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> Has anyone had success at keeping systemic yeast infections at bay with

> Iodoral? I am taking Cortef and Armour Thyroid and have a constant

> issue with yeast in ears, mouth, skin, nose, etc.

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> Thanks.

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Have you tried GSE Grape Seed Oil. you just need like a drop a day and work your way up from there.

Marcie

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From: kkhlavinka <kkhlavinka@...>Subject: Yeastiodine Date: Tuesday, December 9, 2008, 9:03 AM

Has anyone had success at keeping systemic yeast infections at bay with Iodoral? I am taking Cortef and Armour Thyroid and have a constant issue with yeast in ears, mouth, skin, nose, etc. Thanks.

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You need to do a candida diet. No refined grains or sugars. I had to do difulcan and oregano ( too ADP from Biotics Research) and took good probiotics in high doses and that helped but I didn't have it as bad as you do. Sounds like yours is systemic. I was taking 75 mgs of Iodoral at the time and it didn't do a thing.

Steph

Yeast

Has anyone had success at keeping systemic yeast infections at bay with Iodoral? I am taking Cortef and Armour Thyroid and have a constant issue with yeast in ears, mouth, skin, nose, etc. Thanks.

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OOPS! That's the other thing I took with the ADP - Citricidal which is a pill form of grapeseed extract.

Steph

Yeastiodine Date: Tuesday, December 9, 2008, 9:03 AM

Has anyone had success at keeping systemic yeast infections at bay with Iodoral? I am taking Cortef and Armour Thyroid and have a constant issue with yeast in ears, mouth, skin, nose, etc. Thanks.

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Oops grape seed extract........Not oil....It is crazy at work today.....Marcie

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From: kkhlavinka <kkhlavinka (DOT) com>Subject: Yeastiodinegroups (DOT) comDate: Tuesday, December 9, 2008, 9:03 AM

Has anyone had success at keeping systemic yeast infections at bay with Iodoral? I am taking Cortef and Armour Thyroid and have a constant issue with yeast in ears, mouth, skin, nose, etc. Thanks.

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How much Grape Seed Oil do you need to take a day to wipe out a vag

yeast infection?

Thanks so much.

On Dec 9, 2008, at 10:21 AM, ladybugsandbees wrote:

> OOPS!  That's the other thing I took with the ADP - Citricidal which

> is a pill form of grapeseed extract.

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I have had the yeast problem for many years and just started the Cortef a month

ago.  Cortisol tends to lower your immune response, so I think that the

already-present yeast flourished when the Cortef was introduced.  The Armour

really didn't figure into it at all.

Also currently taking Diflucan and Nystatin, which will kill off a bunch of it,

but it always returns after a few months and I would like to at least keep it

surpressed if I can kill it altogher.

Thanks for your recommendations on herbs and diet. To due hypoglycemia, I

already eat a low carb diet, but will be stricter on cheese, peanuts, etc. Will

try some of the herbs, too.

I was taking Iodoral regularly for a few months and just got out of the habit,

so I am reintroducing it in the hope that it might be the element that can

control the overgrowth.

Thanks to all for suggestions.

Kim

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I took 2 of these / day (1 am and 1 pm) http://www.nutriteam.com/citricidal.htm

http://www.allhealthtrends.com/citricidal-tablets-125mg.html?gdftrk=zoFpeanFSEU1UOm6bZGXu5XRnCyD3FzQEK1E85f5Mnw/ACmkkzIl5hpXDWfK3kZLB1Znju7EDcveK7PhmTUFFM1ceAgp/uSWVgVXbkPWyx4FEpfpTaqF31f8ozkDCIKz4L3OitcEC7xMDYQsp8~F3Q__

Re: Yeast

How much Grape Seed Oil do you need to take a day to wipe out a vag yeast infection?Thanks so much.On Dec 9, 2008, at 10:21 AM, ladybugsandbees wrote:

OOPS! That's the other thing I took with the ADP - Citricidal which is a pill form of grapeseed extract.

[Guest guest]

Would it be helpful to go on a wheat elimination diet for a couple weeks and see if it gets better? I used to have miserable recurrent vaginal yeast but after cutting out the wheat I havent had any. Also had terrible acne and it cleared up in a month after avoiding wheat.Sylvia

[Guest guest]

I think you mean grapeFRUIT seed extract. Grape seed is not anti-

fungal....

-m

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> Subject: Yeast

> iodinegroups (DOT) com

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> Iodoral? I am taking Cortef and Armour Thyroid and have a constant

> issue with yeast in ears, mouth, skin, nose, etc.

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> Thanks.

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[Guest guest]

I think it's actually grapeFRUIT seed extract. Citricidal and GSE

refer to grapefruit seed extract, not grape seed extract.

Val

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> Subject: Re: Yeast

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> Have you tried GSE Grape Seed Oil. you just need like a drop a day

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> Marcie

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I've been battling Candida (and chronic fatigue) for a long time. Got

treated by an acupuncturist with some nasty herbs and was off carbs

totally for a month followed by low carb diet. Didn't seem to have

much effect on the Candida.

Then I tried ThreeLac for several months and it seemed to help some

but I still had a yucky coating on my tongue and still some bloating

and digestive problems.

Since I started Iodoral on November 21st my tongue has cleared up and

I'm having die off symptoms but my energy is getting better and better

and the brain fog has cleared up. Digestion is much better. My skin

and hair are better too.

I've gradually increased the Iodoral to 31.25 mg per day. I was on 120

mg Armour when I started and have decreased to 30 mg per day.

I think the Iodoral has definetly helped to kill off the Candida.

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I took it with diflucan and felt better in one week but you need the oregano oil too.

Steph

Re: Yeast

How much Grape Seed Oil do you need to take a day to wipe out a vag yeast infection?

Thanks so much.

On Dec 9, 2008, at 10:21 AM, ladybugsandbees wrote:

OOPS! That's the other thing I took with the ADP - Citricidal which is a pill form of grapeseed extract.

[Guest guest]

iodine is "antiyeast" so the right dose should help a lot with yeast probs.

I havent fiound that cortef lowers my immune response--rather it supports it.

Gracia

I have had the yeast problem for many years and just started the Cortef a month ago. Cortisol tends to lower your immune response, so I think that the already-present yeast flourished when the Cortef was introduced. The Armour really didn't figure into it at all. Also currently taking Diflucan and Nystatin, which will kill off a bunch of it, but it always returns after a few months and I would like to at least keep it surpressed if I can kill it altogher.Thanks for your recommendations on herbs and diet. To due hypoglycemia, I already eat a low carb diet, but will be stricter on cheese, peanuts, etc. Will try some of the herbs, too.I was taking Iodoral regularly for a few months and just got out of the habit, so I am reintroducing it in the hope that it might be the element that can control the overgrowth. Thanks to all for suggestions.Kim

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Iodine is also antiparasitic. I believe the reason that Hulda

uses Green black walnut hulls is for its iodine content. I think she

even mentions this in her book. She uses the cloves and wormwood to

attack the parasites at different stages of development -- larva and eggs.

Lorie

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> iodine is " antiyeast " so the right dose should help a lot with

yeast probs.

> I havent fiound that cortef lowers my immune response--rather it

supports it.

> Gracia

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> I have had the yeast problem for many years and just started the

Cortef a month ago. Cortisol tends to lower your immune response, so

I think that the already-present yeast flourished when the Cortef was

introduced. The Armour really didn't figure into it at all.

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> Also currently taking Diflucan and Nystatin, which will kill off a

bunch of it, but it always returns after a few months and I would like

to at least keep it surpressed if I can kill it altogher.

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> Thanks for your recommendations on herbs and diet. To due

hypoglycemia, I already eat a low carb diet, but will be stricter on

cheese, peanuts, etc. Will try some of the herbs, too.

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> I was taking Iodoral regularly for a few months and just got out

of the habit, so I am reintroducing it in the hope that it might be

the element that can control the overgrowth.

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> Thanks to all for suggestions.

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> Kim

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You are where many of us find ourselves-----two different modes of testing, and

which to trust. The blood reading under microscope is totally subjective to

the person reading----------which can very in expertise. I have had both labs

and LB (live blood) work done------and seem to trust both for each's strength.

I value the labs a bit higher. There are tests to confirm the hypercogulative

blood.

What is the naturopath recommending for the " thick blood " ?? I personally had a

huge success in antibiotic work by adding heparin shots to my protocal. There

are supplements such as nattokinanise(sp) which are said to do the same.

Thinning the blood allows oxygen to move faster, supporting the antibiotic work.

Sounds like your getting good input on both fronts.

God Bless,

Sara

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> I went to a naturopath/MD. He took a small sample of blood and under the

microscope it showed a very large amount of yeast, (coincidentally, it showed

that my red blood cells were clumped together - could this be " sticky blood " or

hypercoagulation?). He thinks this could be my problem, (CFS for about 4

years), especially since I've been on anti-biotics a lot, particularly in the

last year for a supposed mycoplasma infection, (found by a well-known CFS doc

via anti-body testing, but not seen by this guy via PCR test).

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> I've since done 2 courses of Diflucan, (anti-fungal), and my physical energy

is up considerably, (20%-25%), but I still have no real aerobic capacity, (can

walk for 15 minutes or so, but no real tolerance for more strenuous exercise).

Plus, my mental energy still drops off pretty quick, (ie. from reading,

computer).

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> So, my question is: Can a major yeast infestation alone cause the brain fog

and fatigue of CFS? If so, is there any way to speed things along, as far as

treating it? Can it be irradicated?

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Thanks Sara.

I elected to stop the antibiotics since no mycoplasma was found with PCR and

since I'm so full of yeast. Hope it's the right chocie. I'm certainly feeling

better since stopping the abx.

We haven't really decided on the " sticky blood " thing yet - haven't done a

specific test for it yet, though my fibrinogen(sp?) level was normal. He did

say we could try some low dose heparin, so that might be next.

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> > I went to a naturopath/MD. He took a small sample of blood and under the

microscope it showed a very large amount of yeast, (coincidentally, it showed

that my red blood cells were clumped together - could this be " sticky blood " or

hypercoagulation?). He thinks this could be my problem, (CFS for about 4

years), especially since I've been on anti-biotics a lot, particularly in the

last year for a supposed mycoplasma infection, (found by a well-known CFS doc

via anti-body testing, but not seen by this guy via PCR test).

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> > I've since done 2 courses of Diflucan, (anti-fungal), and my physical energy

is up considerably, (20%-25%), but I still have no real aerobic capacity, (can

walk for 15 minutes or so, but no real tolerance for more strenuous exercise).

Plus, my mental energy still drops off pretty quick, (ie. from reading,

computer).

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> > So, my question is: Can a major yeast infestation alone cause the brain fog

and fatigue of CFS? If so, is there any way to speed things along, as far as

treating it? Can it be irradicated?

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> > Thanks.

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I have done dulfican, I find it too hard on my system. I got systemic yeast,

in the blood up to the skin, I got rid of it naturally with SPECTRA-12,

grown in live organic foods so it is always alive.

yes yeast major years infections can cause or worsening mental clarity and

memory,

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Thanks Cheryl.

So I take it that you would recommend the Spectra 12 product? Did you

experience significant improvement from taking it and eliminating the yeast?

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> I have done dulfican, I find it too hard on my system. I got systemic yeast,

> in the blood up to the skin, I got rid of it naturally with SPECTRA-12,

> grown in live organic foods so it is always alive.

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> yes yeast major years infections can cause or worsening mental clarity and

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I had extremely good results with garlic. Garlic has blood thinning properties

as well as antibiotics-like/antimicrobial properties. Try 1-4 raw cloves a day.

Check pubmed (search garlic) if you are skeptical. Please let me know if it has

helped you.

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I am having a problem with yeast. I've been eating yogurt and trying to stay

away from bread or not eat as much of it. Any way has anyone else had or is

having this problem that has some useful information? When I saw my doc a few

weeks ago he was unaware that LDN could cause this.

I've been on LDN for over 4 months and my problems didnt really start till a few

months ago. It is rather embarrassing to talk about if you know what I mean.

Thanks for your help.

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The " balance " of friendly bacterias & yeasts within the total

" microflora " (all the flowers in the mini-garden) of the kefir may

sometimes get skewed off-balance. Refrigeration tends to make it start

towards the yeasties predominating but if kept on the counter (ordinary

room temp) with the fresh culturing every day, it should restore to

normal balance in short order. There is not a " yeast issue " with kefir

as one might think of yeast problems in the body. As a matter of fact

it is probably the most effective yeast problems in the body

preventative there is! Find out for sure what he meant and what he was

doing with it. Cheers, Joyce Simmerman

On 8/15/2011 8:54 PM, zoedane1 wrote:

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> I recently gave some grains to a friend. After a few days I got a

> report that his kefir was growing yeast. I haven't had an opportunity

> to talk to him about it yet. I am new to Kefiring, so I wonder have

> any of you had a yeast issue?

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> Thanks ..... Theda

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