Probiotics

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If someone has a yeast/candida overgrowth you do not want to be consuming

alcohol. Trust me stay away from all alcoholic beverages and anything distilled

for that matter too including vinegar.

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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.

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> >> Good afternoon,

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

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Yup alcohol does feed candida

Everett <louise_everet93@...> wrote:

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

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

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>From: <dieguez.jorge@...>

>Subject: Re: probiotics

>candidiasis

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

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>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.

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

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Wow, I guess I have a LOT to learn, this is not what I've been told in the

past. But then, I have been told that I am allergic to molds, so maybe

that's why I get sicker when I eat anything with yeast in it ? I was told

not to eat any yeast or anything that had been " aged " , such as beer, wine,

cheese, salami, etc. And so I read every single label in the grocery store,

and buy nothing that has yeast on the label. That's probably why I spend

such a long time getting my shopping done....

What is the scoop on high fructose corn syrup ? If I eat anything with it, I

spend weeks so weak that I can barely get through the day ?

And finally, can someone PLEASE direct me to where I can go in the files to

find a place to start trying to get this back under control ???

Thanks in advance.

D.

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From: " " <dieguez.jorge@...>

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

<candidiasis >

Subject: Re: probiotics

> 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.

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>> >> Good afternoon,

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

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Pat, you know what i heard a month ago? That one potato will break down to more

sugar in the body, then eating white table sugar. Heard that on tv. That sort

of scared me. One potato? cindy

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

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

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> From: <dieguez.jorge@...>

> Subject: Re: probiotics

> candidiasis

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

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> 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.

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> > >> Good afternoon,

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

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Hi All, I had MS 8 years ago and I want to know if someone has tried any good brand of Probiotic, I made my search and tried Now 3 Billion but it made me constipated, though I appreciate any advice of any good brand that I can take with LDN Thanks and Best regards Aly Ashour

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Well not all yeast is created equal. Florastor is indeed a type of yeast, but

one that has shown to have many positive effects. Supposedly even anticandidal

effects, but I don't know what about. It has been to shown to be helpful for

other bowel issues though.

Wil actually sells lateroflora, and while he did not originally introduced me to

it (I had used it a few times in the past) his reintroduction brought me to

start using it again. You can get it for pretty cheap at flora-balance.com

greg

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> >> Good afternoon,

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

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Yeah, potatoes are really starchy/high in carbs/sugar. NOT recommended on a

candida diet! :>)

PS I went to Dr Atkin's website and checked out his carb counter. So I could

tell even the high carb veges from the low (safe for us on candida diet) ones..

Obviously grains are no-no's too. TOO high carb..

~Louise

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> 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.

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> > >> Good afternoon,

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

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I'm not sure what " hype " about the refrigerator you are referring to, but

unless a probiotic product is specifically formulated not to require it,

the product will require refrigeration or it will lose potency.

The pearl-type products are formulated not to require

refrigeration. Regular capsules or powder are not. I prefer the less

expensive choices in my supplements and therefore continue to choose the

capsules and powder, but for travel the pearls are great.

Aly, you can take any type of probiotic that you wish with LDN and don't

worry about that aspect. I'm not sure why the probiotics would be causing

constipation, but they do cure diarrhea. Are you getting enough pure

water and fiber? You might want to try adding those things.

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>i recommend probiotic pearls by phytopharmica- dont beleive all the hype

>about the refrigerator -its a myth

>this stuff works great- i had samples and gave them to a friend for her

>daughter who was being treated with heavy doses of doxy and she did great.

>i've had friends with all kinds of belly issues who's issues went away

>with one a day.

>also a big fan of aloe for a few weeks just to get the gut on the road to

>healing

>cyndi

>On Apr 1, 2011, at 7:53 AM, aly ashour wrote:

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>>Hi All,

>>

>>I had MS 8 years ago and I want to know if someone has tried any good

>>brand of Probiotic, I made my search and tried Now 3 Billion but it made

>>me constipated, though I appreciate any advice of any good brand that I

>>can take with LDN

>>

>>Thanks and Best regards

>>Aly Ashour

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

What are some of the things I can take to kill the candida ?

Thanks.

D.

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From: " Gutierrez " <brolyssj4_mzc@...>

Sent: Friday, April 01, 2011 12:44 AM

<candidiasis >

Subject: Re: Re: probiotics

> Yup alcohol does feed candida

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> Everett <louise_everet93@...> wrote:

>

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

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

>>

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Dan,

It's so confusing~I read every label on food before I buy anything, and I've

been so careful not to get anything with any form of yeast. Nearly all

canned soup has yeast in it~urgh...

I noticed that there were several different kinds of probiotics at Walmarts,

but this one had only 1 box left on the shelf. So I thought it must work.

How can we know which kinds of yeast are good and which kinds aren't ?

Thanks.

D.

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From: <dang_78@...>

Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2011 11:33 PM

<candidiasis >

Subject: Re: Re: probiotics

> Darlene,

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> 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.

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> 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.

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> Thanks,

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> Dan

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> Re: probiotics

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>> 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

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>>> Good afternoon,

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

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I do remember that my old allergy doctor told me no alcohol and no vinegar

because it's been distilled. That was probably over 20 years ago now.

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From: <dang_78@...>

Sent: Friday, April 01, 2011 12:12 AM

<candidiasis >

Subject: Re: Re: probiotics

> If someone has a yeast/candida overgrowth you do not want to be consuming

> alcohol. Trust me stay away from all alcoholic beverages and anything

> distilled for that matter too including vinegar.

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[Guest guest]

The only reason to avoid alcohol is because it adds load to your liver but not

because it feeds the fungus.

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> > >> Good afternoon,

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

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well you do need to help your liver do its job,and alcohol will not help it

From: <dieguez.jorge@...>

Subject: Re: probiotics

candidiasis

Date: Friday, April 1, 2011, 6:19 PM

 

The only reason to avoid alcohol is because it adds load to your liver but

not because it feeds the fungus.

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> > >> Good afternoon,

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

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Let me clarify something because I don't want anybody to be confused here. The

alcohol topic is something I have discussed with many people in candida forums

for years. I have been across this topic many times and have medical literature

that confirms pure alcohol is not a growth factor for candida species. ( I am

not talking about beers, wines, and any other fermented beverages that may

contain sugar, carbohydrates, and yeast) Alcohol is a metabolic by-product of

candida, and " in vitro " experiments have shown candida can not use it as a

growing factor. In fact, several alcohols inhibit the fungal cell growth and

stop the transition from yeast to fungus. You will find many non-scientific

websites talking about candida that stay alcohol feeds the fungus but it is a

myth. If you read microbiology materials such as those from Dr. Marjorie

Crandall, you will find a section where she confirms this myth. There are

medical abstracts and studies that confirm it. I ended reading one of them

before to write it.

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> > > >> Good afternoon,

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

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Well it's best to avoid anything that has or you think it might have sugar, this

is the number one rule in order to beat candida, plus to get cured takes time so

you have to be strict keep at it.

<dieguez.jorge@...> wrote:

>Let me clarify something because I don't want anybody to be confused here. The

alcohol topic is something I have discussed with many people in candida forums

for years. I have been across this topic many times and have medical literature

that confirms pure alcohol is not a growth factor for candida species. ( I am

not talking about beers, wines, and any other fermented beverages that may

contain sugar, carbohydrates, and yeast) Alcohol is a metabolic by-product of

candida, and " in vitro " experiments have shown candida can not use it as a

growing factor. In fact, several alcohols inhibit the fungal cell growth and

stop the transition from yeast to fungus. You will find many non-scientific

websites talking about candida that stay alcohol feeds the fungus but it is a

myth. If you read microbiology materials such as those from Dr. Marjorie

Crandall, you will find a section where she confirms this myth. There are

medical abstracts and studies that confirm it. I ended reading one of them

before to write it.

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>> > > >> Good afternoon,

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

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there are a lot of health food stores that insist the only probiotics that work are the kind that are in the fridge -thats the hype.i also recommend aloe juice just like 30 cc 's in the evening for a few weeks to help heal the gut.and if your taking fiber you must drink drink drinkcyndiOn Apr 1, 2011, at 12:23 PM, Baker wrote:I'm not sure what "hype" about the refrigerator you are referring to, but unless a probiotic product is specifically formulated not to require it, the product will require refrigeration or it will lose potency.The pearl-type products are formulated not to require refrigeration. Regular capsules or powder are not. I prefer the less expensive choices in my supplements and therefore continue to choose the capsules and powder, but for travel the pearls are great.Aly, you can take any type of probiotic that you wish with LDN and don't worry about that aspect. I'm not sure why the probiotics would be causing constipation, but they do cure diarrhea. Are you getting enough pure water and fiber? You might want to try adding those things.-->i recommend probiotic pearls by phytopharmica- dont beleive all the hype >about the refrigerator -its a myth>this stuff works great- i had samples and gave them to a friend for her >daughter who was being treated with heavy doses of doxy and she did great. >i've had friends with all kinds of belly issues who's issues went away >with one a day.>also a big fan of aloe for a few weeks just to get the gut on the road to >healing>cyndi>On Apr 1, 2011, at 7:53 AM, aly ashour wrote:>>>>>Hi All,>>>>I had MS 8 years ago and I want to know if someone has tried any good >>brand of Probiotic, I made my search and tried Now 3 Billion but it made >>me constipated, though I appreciate any advice of any good brand that I >>can take with LDN>>>>Thanks and Best regards>>Aly Ashour~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

I've been sticking to a very low carb diet, just came off of the use of Colosan

for three days and used MMS a couple of weeks ago but couldn't get beyond 5

drops + 25 drops of citric acid without feeling very nauseated, even when I

spaced it out five times a day. 

I just took two Florastor, morning and evening yesterday, and felt better than I

have for years.  Hope it continues to work.  If I feel well enough to be

active, I'll be on my way!

Jane T.

From: Darlene Brestelli <dbrest>

Subject: Re: Re: probiotics

candidiasis

Date: Thursday, March 31, 2011, 10:22 PM

 

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]

I started with 2 drops of the MMS/AOT and worked up.. Been feeling like I am

taking too much too, so am dropping back a bit. As successful as I have been, I

am only dropping back though, not discontinuing..

From: Darlene Brestelli <dbrest>

Subject: Re: Re: probiotics

candidiasis

Date: Thursday, March 31, 2011, 10:22 PM

 

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]

Alcohol by nature is full of sugar. Also, some alcoholic beverages such as

beer contain brewer's yeast which is not good for you if you have candida and

issues with yeast overgrowth.

Alcohol is sugars that are fermented.

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Re: probiotics

The only reason to avoid alcohol is because it adds load to your liver but not

because it feeds the fungus.

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> > >> Good afternoon,

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

> >

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Darlene,

He is correct. Alcohol is sugars that are fermented whether it's grapes

fermented to make wine, grains, etc......This has been known throughout the

ages.

Distilled products such as vinegar are also fermented and have an effect yeast

overgrowth conditions.

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Re: Re: probiotics

> If someone has a yeast/candida overgrowth you do not want to be consuming

> alcohol. Trust me stay away from all alcoholic beverages and anything

> distilled for that matter too including vinegar.

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Sure, you don't have any reason to take alcohol. If you have a social event, go

with Vodka !

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

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But vodka is distilled, like vinegar~so would it be bad for you ???

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From: " " <dieguez.jorge@...>

Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2011 6:57 PM

<candidiasis >

Subject: Re: probiotics

> Sure, you don't have any reason to take alcohol. If you have a social

> event, go with Vodka !

> .

[Guest guest]

Uh, vodka is still alcoholic. Sorry. [Or were you just kidding re: the vodka?]

From: <dieguez.jorge@...>

Subject: Re: probiotics

candidiasis

Date: Saturday, April 2, 2011, 6:57 PM

Sure, you don't have any reason to take alcohol. If you have a social event, go

with Vodka !

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

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[Guest guest]

Uh no, I don't usually " kid " about something which has made me sick for 45

years....

I would appreciate your levity, but not on this venue.

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From: " Everett " <louise_everet93@...>

Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2011 11:44 PM

<candidiasis >

Subject: Re: Re: probiotics

> Uh, vodka is still alcoholic. Sorry. [Or were you just kidding re: the

> vodka?]

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[Guest guest]

Louise,

Alcohol is toxic, and there isn't reason to take it during an anticandida

program, specially because you will add load to the liver. But, some people

still need a social life time to time and get the compromise of drinking

something. Again, Alcohol (ethanol) is a by product of the yeast fermentation

and isn't used by the yeast as a growing medium. In fact, pure alcohol kills

fungus. Of course, beers, wine, and most liquors will feed it because the amount

of sugar and carbohydrates they have. I posted it to let people know there isn't

reason to panick if they need to drink a Vodka shot.

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> > >> > > >> Does anyone know about this product: Florastor

http://florastor.ca/ ?

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