Probiotics

[Guest guest]

Hi --- I'm on double antibiotics (Flagyl and Zithromax, 1500 mg per day in

total) since March 2010. My LLMD told me to take at least 20 to 30 billion cells

of probiotics per day. They are a little hard to find at those high levels,

though, but I did find some at Metro (formerly A & P). Brand name is son

When we were in Florida last month, I found some at a health food store, at 50

billion cells per dose of two capsules per day. Brand name Solary Multidophilus

12.

I'm using both kinds at the moment, switching them from day to day since the

Solary has to stay in the fridge.

Meerkat /

(Ontario, Canada, infected 2007, diagnosed 2010)

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> OK-New topic. What type of probiotic do you take?

> from the health food store that have at least

> 10

> billion units. Curious to know what you are all taking.

>

[Guest guest]

I've had very good results with Ultimate Flora Critical Care 50 billion per

capsule. I've been on high doses of antibiotics for a year (3 1/2 months on IV

ceftriaxone). It's pricey (I try to buy the larger size , 60 caps, when it goes

on sale.)--and should be refrigerated. I take one capsule 2 hours after my last

oral antibiotic of the day. You can find it at most health food stores (Whole

Foods etc). A naturopath recommended to me.

Kim

western Mass.

Re: [ ] Probiotics

Hi --- I'm on double antibiotics (Flagyl and Zithromax, 1500 mg per day in

total) since March 2010. My LLMD told me to take at least 20 to 30 billion cells

of probiotics per day. They are a little hard to find at those high levels,

though, but I did find some at Metro (formerly A & P). Brand name is son

When we were in Florida last month, I found some at a health food store, at 50

billion cells per dose of two capsules per day. Brand name Solary Multidophilus

12.

I'm using both kinds at the moment, switching them from day to day since the

Solary has to stay in the fridge.

Meerkat /

(Ontario, Canada, infected 2007, diagnosed 2010)

________________________________

> OK-New topic. What type of probiotic do you take?

> from the health food store that have at least

> 10

> billion units. Curious to know what you are all taking.

>

[Guest guest]

This is one of the two I take as well. I really like it.

Sara

On Jun 27, 2010, at 7:37 50AM, KTOvrutsky@... wrote:

> I've had very good results with Ultimate Flora Critical Care 50 billion per

capsule. I've been on high doses of antibiotics for a year (3 1/2 months on IV

ceftriaxone). It's pricey (I try to buy the larger size , 60 caps, when it goes

on sale.)--and should be refrigerated. I take one capsule 2 hours after my last

oral antibiotic of the day. You can find it at most health food stores (Whole

Foods etc). A naturopath recommended to me.

>

>

> Kim

> western Mass.

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> Re: [ ] Probiotics

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> Hi --- I'm on double antibiotics (Flagyl and Zithromax, 1500 mg per day in

total) since March 2010. My LLMD told me to take at least 20 to 30 billion cells

of probiotics per day. They are a little hard to find at those high levels,

though, but I did find some at Metro (formerly A & P). Brand name is son

>

> When we were in Florida last month, I found some at a health food store, at 50

billion cells per dose of two capsules per day. Brand name Solary Multidophilus

12.

>

> I'm using both kinds at the moment, switching them from day to day since the

Solary has to stay in the fridge.

>

> Meerkat /

> (Ontario, Canada, infected 2007, diagnosed 2010)

>

> ________________________________

>> OK-New topic. What type of probiotic do you take?

>> from the health food store that have at least

>> 10

>> billion units. Curious to know what you are all taking.

>>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

I forgot to ask while taking probiotics is it safe for me to take them with my

sea salt which i have between my three meals per day, or should i take them

seperate from the and sea salt.

Also i take 1000mg of vit C with each meal then 1000mg about an hour or so

before bedtime to get my four thousand mg daily with my last 1/4tsp of sea salt,

would it be fine to take the probiotic capsule at that time as well?

Thanks again.... Caine.....

>

>

> Hello Bee,

>

> I know you have removed taking probiotics from your site, but previuos

> to that i had purchased a couple of bottles through iherb, and now i

> just can't throw out due to the expense. The both bottles have been in

> the freezer just sitting their, and the expiration date is Oct 2011.

>

> I know there safe as you have posted earlier on other post, and people

> prior to stopping them have recovered from candida while using them.

>

> My Q is can you ever take too many of them spread out between meals. I

> have three meals per day, egg drink included as my first meal, then i

> was gonna take three capsules between meals each day. I know they won't

> make it to my intestines, but i just can't throw them out, so if there

> safe i'm gonna use them up.

>

> I have approx 180 capsules so that would take a couple of months give or

> take the dosage amount per day.

>

> Thanks so much for your endless support..... Caine.....

>

[Guest guest]

>

>

> Hello Bee,

>

> I know you have removed taking probiotics from your site, but previuos to that

i had purchased a couple of bottles through iherb, and now i just can't throw

out due to the expense. The both bottles have been in the freezer just sitting

their, and the expiration date is Oct 2011.

>

> I know there safe as you have posted earlier on other post, and people prior

to stopping them have recovered from candida while using them.

>

> My Q is can you ever take too many of them spread out between meals. I have

three meals per day, egg drink included as my first meal, then i was gonna take

three capsules between meals each day. I know they won't make it to my

intestines, but i just can't throw them out, so if there safe i'm gonna use them

up.

>

> I have approx 180 capsules so that would take a couple of months give or take

the dosage amount per day.

>

> Thanks so much for your endless support.....

+++Hi Caine,

Probiotics won't hurt you since they are digested just like any foods and

supplements.

You can take 1 capsule with meals (not in between).

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

Ok i will use them up with my meals.

Thanks so much... Caine.....

>

> +++Hi Caine,

>

> Probiotics won't hurt you since they are digested just like any foods

and supplements.

>

> You can take 1 capsule with meals (not in between).

>

> All the best, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

There are recipes for cultured vegetables in Bee's Website. Follow the ones with

the green circles that are Safe for Candida Diet:

Fermented Drink & Food Recipes

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/recipes/menu4.php

Any raw vegetable juices are high in carbohydrate and difficult to digest. All

vegetables must bee cooked or cultured.

Raw Versus Cooked Carbs (Plant Foods)

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/veg3.php

You can't kill yeast. Once the body becomes stronger, through good nutrition,

the yeast will return to the good bacteria it was meant to be.

Bee has removed treatments from her program that are not necessary, that

includes probiotics, grapefruit seed extract and ingesting oil of oregano.

Please see messages #101169, #98803 and #101291.

If all of these things are helping you, why are you not yet well?

Nan B.

Moderator

>

> I have taken probiotics and cultured veg for 6 years it helps sinus and immune

system i do not want to stop. is it ok to take them and which ones do u

recommend. i also take grapefruit seed, or p73 oregano - how often do u

recommend taking oregano. does it kill off good bacteria.

>

> if i have done a programme like yours for years should i now concentrate

putting back good bacteria rather than killing. as recent stool test showed all

cleansing i had done my levels of good bacteria had diminished.

>

> also i feel green low gi veg juices are very healing to the gut and am

surprised u do not agree.

>

[Guest guest]

Actually now am on MMS/AOT I can (mercifully) now again enjoy my cultured

milk--looking to drive to my friend's organic, raw dairy and poultry farm in

Pennsylvania soon and do a bulk order including his awesome raw milk and

cheese..

I do not do UNcultured milk--I home-culture it with high quality with 12-14 or

so, strains of probiotics. THIS way I am getting my probiotics *through* the

product as well as with Wil's very affordable soil-borne 100+ Probiotics & his

Latero Flora. Doing this is now saving me about $150/month over what I had to

spend on probiotics, *prior* to using MMS/AOT and Wil's probiotics and

minerals..

(I REALLY had missed my cultured milk and already had forsaken the eating of

grains, high carb veges and fruit. So the cultured milk is not only giving me

much needed nutrition which will be hugely magnified when I can morph to the raw

* & * organic milk/cheese--already do organic.. The cultured milk then is also

giving me the probiotics I need, for the most part perhaps..)

Hope this helps!LouiseHave a great day; no, have a great LIFE! (What stop with

one day? :>)PS Carol, if things change yes, thanks for the info re: your

probiotics.. Always good to have more than one option! (Do yours need

refrigeration, and can they be mail-ordered? Thanks..)

This is the probiotic product that I use.  It's very powerful.  It was developed

by foodscientist Dr. Khem Shahani and enzyme specialist Viktoras Kulvinskas

(Viktoras is the author of " Survival Into the 21st Century " , " Don't Dine Without

Enzymes " , and many other nutrition books).

http://www.healthyfutures.net/bluegreensolutions/products/products/spectrabiotic\

..php

It has eight kinds of good bacteria, plus Jerusalem artichoke and rose hips.

Scroll down to the bottom of the page where it says " More info on probiotics " -

great info.

Carol

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[Guest guest]

Hi Louise, I'm sorry to be unduly skeptical but this is now about the 8th post

where you've talked about nothing but Wil's products...mainly the MMS but now

his probiotics & Latero Flora as well! Either you are very excited about your

genuine progression or he is giving you a hefty discount on what you're buying

from him to promote his products! I certainly would hope that it's the former &

if so, good on you! In the meantime, there's very mixed reviews of MMS out there

& people on this site should do their own research out there before jumping

blindly in, based on excitement from one of their own. Sorry, don't mean to

offend...just need to see some 'balance' here & less obvious promotion...we're

all on the healing path but our needs/bodies are all different. Cheers, Kate.

>

>

> This is the probiotic product that I use.  It's very powerful.  It was

developed by foodscientist Dr. Khem Shahani and enzyme specialist Viktoras

Kulvinskas (Viktoras is the author of " Survival Into the 21st Century " , " Don't

Dine Without Enzymes " , and many other nutrition books).

>

>

http://www.healthyfutures.net/bluegreensolutions/products/products/spectrabiotic\

..php

>

> It has eight kinds of good bacteria, plus Jerusalem artichoke and rose hips.

>

> Scroll down to the bottom of the page where it says " More info on probiotics "

- great info.

>

> Carol

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[Guest guest]

Thank you for saying everything I was thinking:-)  I'm one of those people that

could start off very slow (one dropper) and still have very bad adverse side

effects.  We aren't just dealing with candida, most times.  I have adrenal

fatigue, hypothyroidism, low cortisol and now my doctor is saying I possibly

have diabetes insipidus (does not affect sugar, but instead has to do with

water, salt , potassium, calcium levels....)  Each person has a totally

different problem and they can affect one another.  If I only had candida maybe

certain supplements wouldn't bother me so.  I would like people to remember

that

their success story is wonderful to hear about but their path may actually hurt

another that follows.

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From: Kapesty <katesemken@...>

candidiasis

Sent: Thu, March 17, 2011 5:42:32 AM

Subject: Re: Probiotics

 

Hi Louise, I'm sorry to be unduly skeptical but this is now about the 8th post

where you've talked about nothing but Wil's products...mainly the MMS but now

his probiotics & Latero Flora as well! Either you are very excited about your

genuine progression or he is giving you a hefty discount on what you're buying

from him to promote his products! I certainly would hope that it's the former &

if so, good on you! In the meantime, there's very mixed reviews of MMS out there

& people on this site should do their own research out there before jumping

blindly in, based on excitement from one of their own. Sorry, don't mean to

offend...just need to see some 'balance' here & less obvious promotion...we're

all on the healing path but our needs/bodies are all different. Cheers, Kate.

>

>

> This is the probiotic product that I use.  It's very powerful.  It was

>developed by foodscientist Dr. Khem Shahani and enzyme specialist Viktoras

>Kulvinskas (Viktoras is the author of " Survival Into the 21st Century " , " Don't

>Dine Without Enzymes " , and many other nutrition books).

>

>http://www.healthyfutures.net/bluegreensolutions/products/products/spectrabioti\

c.php

>p

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> It has eight kinds of good bacteria, plus Jerusalem artichoke and rose hips.

>

> Scroll down to the bottom of the page where it says " More info on probiotics "

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>great info.

>

> Carol

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[Guest guest]

Yes, they should be refrigerated, and they can be mail-ordered.

Carol

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>

> This is the probiotic product that I use.  It's very powerful.  It was

developed by foodscientist Dr. Khem Shahani and enzyme specialist Viktoras

Kulvinskas (Viktoras is the author of " Survival Into the 21st Century " , " Don't

Dine Without Enzymes " , and many other nutrition books).

>

>

http://www.healthyfutures.net/bluegreensolutions/products/products/spectrabiotic\

..php

>

> It has eight kinds of good bacteria, plus Jerusalem artichoke and rose hips.

>

> Scroll down to the bottom of the page where it says " More info on probiotics "

- great info.

>

> Carol

>

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[Guest guest]

I have tried to voice my skepticism as well, but I don't think it has made it

through moderation. I have done MMS in the past and felt terrible. I call it

die off if u want, but i did not feel better after taking it. In fact I felt it

took me months to get back to feeling how I felt before it. If it works for

some people I would not want to discourage it, but my experience was only

negative.

Lateroflora I have found to be pretty helpful though, so not everything is

wrong. Her constant posts just look more like ads than personal reports

sometimes.

greg

[Guest guest]

One thing to remember though. There are over 20 different ways to take

MMS or AOT. I work with you to educate you so you do not get the adverse

reactions. I am sorry you had a negative experience, Greg.

One other thing, AOT and Latero-flora are only a small part of a

program. So when you take just one or 2 components of a program and

expect to get the results of the program is that reasonable?

There is more to the fungal/candida problem then to just kill it, in my

opinion. You have to stop feeding it or it will come back.

And then we have the issue of repairing the damage that has taken place.

Wil

>

[Guest guest]

Now that I would tend to agree with!! There's also a kefir group site which I'm

on through where you can learn all about it from people who use either the

(fresh) milk or water grains. I'm still a novice because it's hard to get fresh

grains where I live (in Australia) & store bought are not good...I've tried

them...but loads of people from mainly US & Canada ( & sometimes the UK) are

absolutely thriving on kefir. Google the site & register with the group, if

you're interested...it's an education in itself!

>

> I've spent 12 years with doctors, naturopaths,nutritionists and a host of

others. I spent a small fortune and went on disagreeable diets and took endless

supplements all to no avail. Now, after 18 months of daily consumption of milk

Kefir (real stuff, not the processed, commercial crap), I am almost fully free

of candida symptoms. Get on this stuff even if you keep trying other therapies,

this works.

>

[Guest guest]

Where do you get real milk kefir and how do you know it's real?

Thanks, Katy

>

> I've spent 12 years with doctors, naturopaths,nutritionists and a host of

others. I spent a small fortune and went on disagreeable diets and took endless

supplements all to no avail. Now, after 18 months of daily consumption of milk

Kefir (real stuff, not the processed, commercial crap), I am almost fully free

of candida symptoms. Get on this stuff even if you keep trying other therapies,

this works.

>

[Guest guest]

How do you make your own? Is the kind from the health food store inadequate?

-Amy

On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 3:03 AM, Kapesty <katesemken@...> wrote:

>

>

> Now that I would tend to agree with!! There's also a kefir group site which

> I'm on through where you can learn all about it from people who use

> either the (fresh) milk or water grains. I'm still a novice because it's

> hard to get fresh grains where I live (in Australia) & store bought are not

> good...I've tried them...but loads of people from mainly US & Canada ( &

> sometimes the UK) are absolutely thriving on kefir. Google the site &

> register with the group, if you're interested...it's an education in itself!

>

>

>

> >

> > I've spent 12 years with doctors, naturopaths,nutritionists and a host of

> others. I spent a small fortune and went on disagreeable diets and took

> endless supplements all to no avail. Now, after 18 months of daily

> consumption of milk Kefir (real stuff, not the processed, commercial crap),

> I am almost fully free of candida symptoms. Get on this stuff even if you

> keep trying other therapies, this works.

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I just read their labels at store. Seems they are still high carb and high

sugar. NOT what I can do! Was told by a farmer friend in PA who sells yogurt,

cheese etc raw milk products: that if the cultured product begins to separate

into curds and whey (the liquid), then all the lactose is used up. When I

culture mine this way, I have NO PROB with it; AND I am getting however many

strains of probiotics in my resultant product as the STARTER that I used to do

the culturing!! (Typically that is 12 to 14 strains, as opposed to say, 2 to 3

in the store-bought stuff..)

Hope this helps!~LouisePS Put the milk (organic) in clean jars. Put a couple

capsules opened up, of your favorite live/active probiotic. Seal tightly and

shake well. Burp the jars periodically during culturing process to release

pressure. Leave in slightly warm place for 8 hours for small jars. Product will

be thick when done, with a little clear liquid. (In winter I put jars on

radiator. In summer on countertop. In-between in a cooler with towel on top

jars, with heating pad on low or medium on top. NOT put heat too high. Better

slightly too low than too hot, too hot kills probiotics..) ..Can use product

itself as starter then, for up to 7 batches/7 rounds of culturing..

>

>

> Now that I would tend to agree with!! There's also a kefir group site which

> I'm on through where you can learn all about it from people who use

> either the (fresh) milk or water grains. I'm still a novice because it's

> hard to get fresh grains where I live (in Australia) & store bought are not

> good...I've tried them...but loads of people from mainly US & Canada ( &

> sometimes the UK) are absolutely thriving on kefir. Google the site &

> register with the group, if you're interested...it's an education in itself!

>

>

>

> >

> > I've spent 12 years with doctors, naturopaths,nutritionists and a host of

> others. I spent a small fortune and went on disagreeable diets and took

> endless supplements all to no avail. Now, after 18 months of daily

> consumption of milk Kefir (real stuff, not the processed, commercial crap),

> I am almost fully free of candida symptoms. Get on this stuff even if you

> keep trying other therapies, this works.

> >

>

> 

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Amy,

Health store bought will not multiply (which is what you need) & only give you

the one use per packet. You need fresh grains which some people are prepared to

ship to you for a very small price (especially easy in US, Canada & UK)...Wish

it was as easy in Australia altho' some nice man has just contacted me, telling

me where I might find some here, so I'm finally hopeful! Just get on to the

International kefir group site for daily blogs on what to do to cultivate them,

how to get them etc. Good luck! Kate.

> > >

> > > I've spent 12 years with doctors, naturopaths,nutritionists and a host of

> > others. I spent a small fortune and went on disagreeable diets and took

> > endless supplements all to no avail. Now, after 18 months of daily

> > consumption of milk Kefir (real stuff, not the processed, commercial crap),

> > I am almost fully free of candida symptoms. Get on this stuff even if you

> > keep trying other therapies, this works.

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Katy, I got a tablespoon of the culture from a friend. It multiplies

endlessly. People will mail it to you for a minimal cost, check on line.

Or try checking on a kefir groups site. I've seen people selling it

there for around 10 bucks. In Aussie, Dom is the guru and he will supply

it . Check " Dom's kefir insite " You gotta make the stuff yourself.

> >

> > I've spent 12 years with doctors, naturopaths,nutritionists and a

host of others. I spent a small fortune and went on disagreeable diets

and took endless supplements all to no avail. Now, after 18 months of

daily consumption of milk Kefir (real stuff, not the processed,

commercial crap), I am almost fully free of candida symptoms. Get on

this stuff even if you keep trying other therapies, this works.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Good afternoon,

Does anyone know about this product: Florastor http://florastor.ca/ ? I have

had chronic fatigue ever since I was a teenager~started after I had a

bladder infection and was treated with anitbiotics. I was also getting a lot

of dental work done, so lots of amalgam fillings. At first I didn't realize

it, but it's been over 40 years since this first began ! I have been to

countess doctors, but they could never help. I did experience some relief a

few years ago, with the help of Duncan. (?) But I ended up going off the

diet and slipped back into my illness. So now I must begin all over again. I

would really appreciate some ideas of where to begin. I need to try to keep

things as simple as possible, as there is lots of stress in my life right

now. Thanks in advance.

Darlene

Florastor Probiotics

Florastor and Florastor Kids are unique probiotics that neutralizes

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restore normal flora3. Florastor 250 mg is available in 50 capsules, 10

capsules. Florastor Kids is available in 10 sachets of 250 mg.

Florastor is sold worldwide in 90 countries with more than 80 clinical

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Florastor is a therapeutic strain of yeast that is not killed off by

Antibiotics. Florastor works in many ways to restore your intestinal flora

throughout the duration of antibiotic therapy. Learn more about antibiotic

associated diarrhea

Clostridium Difficle Diarrhea

Clostridium Difficile Diarrhea is a more serious form of antibiotic

associated diarrhea. C. Difficile is a pathogenic bacteria that

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Antibiotic associated diarrhea is one symptom of C. Difficle and Florastor

may help reduce the risk of this diarrhea. Learn more about Florastor and

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Florastor works against many different pathogens found worldwide that cause

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Those who travel are most likely to become exposed to these and other

pathogens that Florastor shows activity against. Florastor helps to restore

your normal intestinal flora from these pathogens in a number of ways.

Learn more on acute infectious diarrhea.

Pediatric Diarrhea

Florastor helps treat acute diarrhea in children as young as 1 years old.

For children, it is available in sachets with a tutti-fruitt flavour. Learn

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[Guest guest]

It is saccharomyces boulardii. I have taken lots of that stuff in the form of

florastor and jarrow brand. I have also been ot a few naturopaths that believe

it is a key player. I myself had no luck with it. I do prefer lateroflora

actually.

greg

>

> Good afternoon,

> Does anyone know about this product: Florastor http://florastor.ca/ ? I have

> had chronic fatigue ever since I was a teenager~started after I had a

> bladder infection and was treated with anitbiotics. I was also getting a lot

> of dental work done, so lots of amalgam fillings. At first I didn't realize

> it, but it's been over 40 years since this first began ! I have been to

> countess doctors, but they could never help. I did experience some relief a

> few years ago, with the help of Duncan. (?) But I ended up going off the

> diet and slipped back into my illness. So now I must begin all over again. I

> would really appreciate some ideas of where to begin. I need to try to keep

> things as simple as possible, as there is lots of stress in my life right

> now. Thanks in advance.

> Darlene

>

> Florastor Probiotics

> Florastor and Florastor Kids are unique probiotics that neutralizes

> bacterial toxins1, reduce the risk of infection2 and enables the body to

> restore normal flora3. Florastor 250 mg is available in 50 capsules, 10

> capsules. Florastor Kids is available in 10 sachets of 250 mg.

>

> Florastor is sold worldwide in 90 countries with more than 80 clinical

> trials published making it one of the most clinically studied probiotics

> available today! Buy Florastor in Canada or Buy Florastor in the USA

>

> Antibiotic Associated Diarrhea

>

> Your health care professional may recommend taking Florastor along with

> antibiotics or medication to reduce the risk of antibiotic associated

> diarrhea. Antibiotics kill off both bad and good bacteria that reside in

> your intestine which may lead to diarrhea. Unlike the bacteria probiotics,

> Florastor is a therapeutic strain of yeast that is not killed off by

> Antibiotics. Florastor works in many ways to restore your intestinal flora

> throughout the duration of antibiotic therapy. Learn more about antibiotic

> associated diarrhea

>

> Clostridium Difficle Diarrhea

>

> Clostridium Difficile Diarrhea is a more serious form of antibiotic

> associated diarrhea. C. Difficile is a pathogenic bacteria that

> overpopulates the intestines when antibiotics kill off competing good

> bacteria. C. Diff may release toxins that leads to serious diseases.

> Antibiotic associated diarrhea is one symptom of C. Difficle and Florastor

> may help reduce the risk of this diarrhea. Learn more about Florastor and

> Clostridium difficle diarrhea

>

> Acute infectious Diarrhea

>

> Florastor works against many different pathogens found worldwide that cause

> acute infectious diarrhea. Some pathogens that Florastor shows activity

> against are E. Coli, Shigella, Samonella, Norovirus, Rotavirus and more.

> Those who travel are most likely to become exposed to these and other

> pathogens that Florastor shows activity against. Florastor helps to restore

> your normal intestinal flora from these pathogens in a number of ways.

> Learn more on acute infectious diarrhea.

>

> Pediatric Diarrhea

>

> Florastor helps treat acute diarrhea in children as young as 1 years old.

> For children, it is available in sachets with a tutti-fruitt flavour. Learn

> more about Florastor and Pediatric Diarrhea

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Greg,

When I read the ingredients I decided not to try it. It says that it is

yeast, and I try to stay away from anything with yeast in it. I wonder why

something with yeast in it be recommended for someone with candida ?

This has all been so confusing. And what with all of my allergies to

different foods and inhalants, it's hard to find anything that I can

actually eat.

Can you please tell me where you get this lateroflora product from ?

Thanks,.

D.

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From: " greg " <dreaminginnoother@...>

Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2011 3:16 PM

<candidiasis >

Subject: Re: probiotics

> It is saccharomyces boulardii. I have taken lots of that stuff in the

> form of florastor and jarrow brand. I have also been ot a few naturopaths

> that believe it is a key player. I myself had no luck with it. I do

> prefer lateroflora actually.

>

> greg

>

>

>>

>> Good afternoon,

>> Does anyone know about this product: Florastor http://florastor.ca/ ?

[Guest guest]

Darlene,

Yes, this is a form of yeast. There are many types of yeasts. This happens to

a yeast that is very beneficial. I have take regularly for two years with very

positive results.

I am not sure why it has not helped Greg. There may be other factors inhibiting

any beneficial results for him. Every individual has various interior and

exterior environmental factors affecting our physical well being.

Thanks,

Dan

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Re: probiotics

> It is saccharomyces boulardii. I have taken lots of that stuff in the

> form of florastor and jarrow brand. I have also been ot a few naturopaths

> that believe it is a key player. I myself had no luck with it. I do

> prefer lateroflora actually.

>

> greg

>

>

>>

>> Good afternoon,

>> Does anyone know about this product: Florastor http://florastor.ca/ ?

[Guest guest]

If you aren't allergic to yeast, I don't see any reason to avoid it. Yeast don't

feed with yeast. Alcohol don't feed candida either but add charge to your liver.

.

> >>

> >> Good afternoon,

> >> Does anyone know about this product: Florastor http://florastor.ca/ ?

>

[Guest guest]

I thought alcohol turns to sugar, and sugar feeds the fungus. ??Also, Wil

markets an affordable Lateroflora. bodyelectrician.com~Louise (I use it..)

From: <dieguez.jorge@...>

Subject: Re: probiotics

candidiasis

Date: Thursday, March 31, 2011, 11:36 PM

If you aren't allergic to yeast, I don't see any reason to avoid it. Yeast don't

feed with yeast. Alcohol don't feed candida either but add charge to your liver.

                              .

> >>

> >> Good afternoon,

> >> Does anyone know about this product: Florastor http://florastor.ca/ ?

>

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