RE: chronic yeast treatment

[Guest guest]

Hi Vickie,

I may be suggesting something that you have already tried, but I figured I would

tell you just in case you haven't. I have struggled with chronic yeast

infections for years. When I started breastfeeding my son, I started to get

breast yeast infections, which you may or may not know, are difficult to treat.

I took a lot of Diflucan, but it kept coming back. The lactation consultant

told me to buy Bifidus powder DF. I was already taking a probiotic supplement,

but she told me to switch to this. I took it twice a day and was shocked to

have my infection clear up. It hasn't bothered me since (I don't know of any

time since I got sick that I have gone this long without any yeast problems.) I

actually use it for my son whenever he has to take an antibiotic because he used

to get awful yeasty rashes and raging diarrhea. He has had none since I started

him on it. If you are interested, I can get the name for you. I hope this is

helpful.

-Dawn

> Kathy, thanks for your reply. My heart symptoms did disappear while I > was

taking IV antibiotics, but I cannot take antibiotics again until > I get rid of

a chronic yeast infection in my mouth and gut and give > my liver a rest. I have

been trying to treat my infections with the > DAN and Amy Yasko protocols, but

it has been slow going. My goal is > to restore my glutathione levels to

optimal, identify any genetic > problems affecting the methylation, sulfur,

folate, biopterin, and > urea biochemistry, and improve my immune functioning.

> > Vickie

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[Guest guest]

Hi Dawn--

I'd be interested in the name of it. I'm having so much trouble getting rid of

my yeast issues!

Trina

Dawn Munn <dawnmunn@...> wrote:

Hi Vickie,

I may be suggesting something that you have already tried, but I figured I would

tell you just in case you haven't. I have struggled with chronic yeast

infections for years. When I started breastfeeding my son, I started to get

breast yeast infections, which you may or may not know, are difficult to treat.

I took a lot of Diflucan, but it kept coming back. The lactation consultant

told me to buy Bifidus powder DF. I was already taking a probiotic supplement,

but she told me to switch to this. I took it twice a day and was shocked to

have my infection clear up. It hasn't bothered me since (I don't know of any

time since I got sick that I have gone this long without any yeast problems.) I

actually use it for my son whenever he has to take an antibiotic because he used

to get awful yeasty rashes and raging diarrhea. He has had none since I started

him on it. If you are interested, I can get the name for you. I hope this is

helpful.

-Dawn

> Kathy, thanks for your reply. My heart symptoms did disappear while I > was

taking IV antibiotics, but I cannot take antibiotics again until > I get rid of

a chronic yeast infection in my mouth and gut and give > my liver a rest. I have

been trying to treat my infections with the > DAN and Amy Yasko protocols, but

it has been slow going. My goal is > to restore my glutathione levels to

optimal, identify any genetic > problems affecting the methylation, sulfur,

folate, biopterin, and > urea biochemistry, and improve my immune functioning.

> > Vickie

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[Guest guest]

To kill off yeast specifically you can try:

Whey Protein and Coconut oil!

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Hi Dawn, please send me the name of the Bifidus powder you suggest

since it worked for you. I have been taking Diflucan for a long time

and I am wondering what it is doing to my liver.

I have been considering taking S. boulardi, the product recommended

by Cheney. He recommends 3 to 4 pills 3 to 4 times per day along

with a good probiotic for 30 days. No doubt the boulardi will be

expensive, so I have to work it into my budget. Thanks for your

suggestion.

Vickie

>

>

> Hi Vickie,

>

> I may be suggesting something that you have already tried, but I

figured I would tell you just in case you haven't. I have struggled

with chronic yeast infections for years. When I started

breastfeeding my son, I started to get breast yeast infections, which

you may or may not know, are difficult to treat. I took a lot of

Diflucan, but it kept coming back. The lactation consultant told me

to buy Bifidus powder DF. I was already taking a probiotic

supplement, but she told me to switch to this. I took it twice a day

and was shocked to have my infection clear up. It hasn't bothered me

since (I don't know of any time since I got sick that I have gone

this long without any yeast problems.) I actually use it for my son

whenever he has to take an antibiotic because he used to get awful

yeasty rashes and raging diarrhea. He has had none since I started

him on it. If you are interested, I can get the name for you. I

hope this is helpful.

>

> -Dawn

>

>

> > Kathy, thanks for your reply. My heart symptoms did disappear

while I > was taking IV antibiotics, but I cannot take antibiotics

again until > I get rid of a chronic yeast infection in my mouth and

gut and give > my liver a rest. I have been trying to treat my

infections with the > DAN and Amy Yasko protocols, but it has been

slow going. My goal is > to restore my glutathione levels to optimal,

identify any genetic > problems affecting the methylation, sulfur,

folate, biopterin, and > urea biochemistry, and improve my immune

functioning. > > Vickie

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Vickie,

It is Ethical Nutrients DF. It has to be the powder form of bifidus. It needs

to be refridgerated, just to let you know. Hope it helps.

-Dawn

Hi Dawn, please send me the name of the Bifidus powder you suggest > since it

worked for you. I have been taking Diflucan for a long time > and I am wondering

what it is doing to my liver.> > I have been considering taking S. boulardi, the

product recommended > by Cheney. He recommends 3 to 4 pills 3 to 4 times

per day along > with a good probiotic for 30 days. No doubt the boulardi will be

> expensive, so I have to work it into my budget. Thanks for your > suggestion.>

> Vickie

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[Guest guest]

I've been on Diflucan for awhile too (actually switched recently to Lamisil

pills since the Diflucan was making the klonopin build up) plus amphotericin-B

powder and nystatin powder. Do you (or anybody else!) know if these would kill

off the s. boulardii before it had a chance to work (since it is yeast also)?

Thanks,

Trina

Vickie <vickie77077@...> wrote:

Hi Dawn, please send me the name of the Bifidus powder you suggest

since it worked for you. I have been taking Diflucan for a long time

and I am wondering what it is doing to my liver.

I have been considering taking S. boulardi, the product recommended

by Cheney. He recommends 3 to 4 pills 3 to 4 times per day along

with a good probiotic for 30 days. No doubt the boulardi will be

expensive, so I have to work it into my budget. Thanks for your

suggestion.

Vickie

>

>

> Hi Vickie,

>

> I may be suggesting something that you have already tried, but I

figured I would tell you just in case you haven't. I have struggled

with chronic yeast infections for years. When I started

breastfeeding my son, I started to get breast yeast infections, which

you may or may not know, are difficult to treat. I took a lot of

Diflucan, but it kept coming back. The lactation consultant told me

to buy Bifidus powder DF. I was already taking a probiotic

supplement, but she told me to switch to this. I took it twice a day

and was shocked to have my infection clear up. It hasn't bothered me

since (I don't know of any time since I got sick that I have gone

this long without any yeast problems.) I actually use it for my son

whenever he has to take an antibiotic because he used to get awful

yeasty rashes and raging diarrhea. He has had none since I started

him on it. If you are interested, I can get the name for you. I

hope this is helpful.

>

> -Dawn

>

>

> > Kathy, thanks for your reply. My heart symptoms did disappear

while I > was taking IV antibiotics, but I cannot take antibiotics

again until > I get rid of a chronic yeast infection in my mouth and

gut and give > my liver a rest. I have been trying to treat my

infections with the > DAN and Amy Yasko protocols, but it has been

slow going. My goal is > to restore my glutathione levels to optimal,

identify any genetic > problems affecting the methylation, sulfur,

folate, biopterin, and > urea biochemistry, and improve my immune

functioning. > > Vickie

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi CS--

How do you use the coconut oil and is there a particular brand/type/place to

get it? Already doing the whey.

Thanks!

Trina

bhammanuk@... wrote:

To kill off yeast specifically you can try:

Whey Protein and Coconut oil!

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Trina, you can't take Lamisil, Diflucan or other anti-fungals with

the s. boulardii, but antibiotics and probiotics are OK. It is a type

of baker's yeast that is very similar to brewer's yeast. I may not be

able to tolerate it because I am allergic to yeast.

Vickie

>

> >

> > Hi Vickie,

> >

> > I may be suggesting something that you have already tried, but I

> figured I would tell you just in case you haven't. I have

struggled

> with chronic yeast infections for years. When I started

> breastfeeding my son, I started to get breast yeast infections,

which

> you may or may not know, are difficult to treat. I took a lot of

> Diflucan, but it kept coming back. The lactation consultant told

me

> to buy Bifidus powder DF. I was already taking a probiotic

> supplement, but she told me to switch to this. I took it twice a

day

> and was shocked to have my infection clear up. It hasn't bothered

me

> since (I don't know of any time since I got sick that I have gone

> this long without any yeast problems.) I actually use it for my

son

> whenever he has to take an antibiotic because he used to get awful

> yeasty rashes and raging diarrhea. He has had none since I started

> him on it. If you are interested, I can get the name for you. I

> hope this is helpful.

> >

> > -Dawn

> >

> >

> > > Kathy, thanks for your reply. My heart symptoms did disappear

> while I > was taking IV antibiotics, but I cannot take antibiotics

> again until > I get rid of a chronic yeast infection in my mouth

and

> gut and give > my liver a rest. I have been trying to treat my

> infections with the > DAN and Amy Yasko protocols, but it has been

> slow going. My goal is > to restore my glutathione levels to

optimal,

> identify any genetic > problems affecting the methylation, sulfur,

> folate, biopterin, and > urea biochemistry, and improve my immune

> functioning. > > Vickie

> >

> >

> >

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> >

[Guest guest]

You wont be able to get rid of your yeast problems until you start raising

glutathione levels - no matter what treatment route you try. Once you have

raised Glutathione you should buy regular coconut oil to eliminate it totally.

However this wont be the end of the story as if you have got to the stage

where you have candida you will need to use other supplements to rid your body

of

bacteria/ virus's and parasites also.

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Thanks!

Vickie <vickie77077@...> wrote: Trina, you can't take Lamisil,

Diflucan or other anti-fungals with

the s. boulardii, but antibiotics and probiotics are OK. It is a type

of baker's yeast that is very similar to brewer's yeast. I may not be

able to tolerate it because I am allergic to yeast.

Vickie

>

> >

> > Hi Vickie,

> >

> > I may be suggesting something that you have already tried, but I

> figured I would tell you just in case you haven't. I have

struggled

> with chronic yeast infections for years. When I started

> breastfeeding my son, I started to get breast yeast infections,

which

> you may or may not know, are difficult to treat. I took a lot of

> Diflucan, but it kept coming back. The lactation consultant told

me

> to buy Bifidus powder DF. I was already taking a probiotic

> supplement, but she told me to switch to this. I took it twice a

day

> and was shocked to have my infection clear up. It hasn't bothered

me

> since (I don't know of any time since I got sick that I have gone

> this long without any yeast problems.) I actually use it for my

son

> whenever he has to take an antibiotic because he used to get awful

> yeasty rashes and raging diarrhea. He has had none since I started

> him on it. If you are interested, I can get the name for you. I

> hope this is helpful.

> >

> > -Dawn

> >

> >

> > > Kathy, thanks for your reply. My heart symptoms did disappear

> while I > was taking IV antibiotics, but I cannot take antibiotics

> again until > I get rid of a chronic yeast infection in my mouth

and

> gut and give > my liver a rest. I have been trying to treat my

> infections with the > DAN and Amy Yasko protocols, but it has been

> slow going. My goal is > to restore my glutathione levels to

optimal,

> identify any genetic > problems affecting the methylation, sulfur,

> folate, biopterin, and > urea biochemistry, and improve my immune

> functioning. > > Vickie

> >

> >

> >

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> >

[Guest guest]

Just curious why are you on all 3?

> >

> > Hi Vickie,

> >

> > I may be suggesting something that you have already tried, but I

> figured I would tell you just in case you haven't. I have struggled

> with chronic yeast infections for years. When I started

> breastfeeding my son, I started to get breast yeast infections, which

> you may or may not know, are difficult to treat. I took a lot of

> Diflucan, but it kept coming back. The lactation consultant told me

> to buy Bifidus powder DF. I was already taking a probiotic

> supplement, but she told me to switch to this. I took it twice a day

> and was shocked to have my infection clear up. It hasn't bothered me

> since (I don't know of any time since I got sick that I have gone

> this long without any yeast problems.) I actually use it for my son

> whenever he has to take an antibiotic because he used to get awful

> yeasty rashes and raging diarrhea. He has had none since I started

> him on it. If you are interested, I can get the name for you. I

> hope this is helpful.

> >

> > -Dawn

> >

> >

> > > Kathy, thanks for your reply. My heart symptoms did disappear

> while I > was taking IV antibiotics, but I cannot take antibiotics

> again until > I get rid of a chronic yeast infection in my mouth and

> gut and give > my liver a rest. I have been trying to treat my

> infections with the > DAN and Amy Yasko protocols, but it has been

> slow going. My goal is > to restore my glutathione levels to optimal,

> identify any genetic > problems affecting the methylation, sulfur,

> folate, biopterin, and > urea biochemistry, and improve my immune

> functioning. > > Vickie

> >

> >

> >

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> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I'm trying " triple therapy " --all three together are supposed to work better:

http://www.drcranton.com/CFIDS.htm

jill1313 <jenbooks13@...> wrote:

Just curious why are you on all 3?

> >

> > Hi Vickie,

> >

> > I may be suggesting something that you have already tried, but I

> figured I would tell you just in case you haven't. I have struggled

> with chronic yeast infections for years. When I started

> breastfeeding my son, I started to get breast yeast infections, which

> you may or may not know, are difficult to treat. I took a lot of

> Diflucan, but it kept coming back. The lactation consultant told me

> to buy Bifidus powder DF. I was already taking a probiotic

> supplement, but she told me to switch to this. I took it twice a day

> and was shocked to have my infection clear up. It hasn't bothered me

> since (I don't know of any time since I got sick that I have gone

> this long without any yeast problems.) I actually use it for my son

> whenever he has to take an antibiotic because he used to get awful

> yeasty rashes and raging diarrhea. He has had none since I started

> him on it. If you are interested, I can get the name for you. I

> hope this is helpful.

> >

> > -Dawn

> >

> >

> > > Kathy, thanks for your reply. My heart symptoms did disappear

> while I > was taking IV antibiotics, but I cannot take antibiotics

> again until > I get rid of a chronic yeast infection in my mouth and

> gut and give > my liver a rest. I have been trying to treat my

> infections with the > DAN and Amy Yasko protocols, but it has been

> slow going. My goal is > to restore my glutathione levels to optimal,

> identify any genetic > problems affecting the methylation, sulfur,

> folate, biopterin, and > urea biochemistry, and improve my immune

> functioning. > > Vickie

> >

> >

> >

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