Re: Essential Glutathione/Fungus?/Katrina

[Guest guest]

Hi, Katrina.

" kattemayo " <kattemayo@...> wrote:

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> There is a fungal rash, under-arm that I get sometimes, that seems to be

appearing more often since I began Essential Glutathione, just twice a week.

> ANy connection? Or anyone with similar?

> What else might be cause?

***That's candida more than likely.

It feeds on cysteine, which may be high in your system because of poor capacity

to use it, as is found in many PWCs, and/or because of Essential Glutathione.

***One thing to do is take lactoferrin to help reduce this overgrowth in your

gut and use a topical over the counter spray such as lotrimin, which is meant to

kill off superficial yet asthetically annoying rashes of this type on your skin.

[Guest guest]

Hi, Katrina.

" kattemayo " <kattemayo@...> wrote:

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>

> There is a fungal rash, under-arm that I get sometimes, that seems to be

appearing more often since I began Essential Glutathione, just twice a week.

> ANy connection? Or anyone with similar?

> What else might be cause?

***That's candida more than likely.

It feeds on cysteine, which may be high in your system because of poor capacity

to use it, as is found in many PWCs, and/or because of Essential Glutathione.

***One thing to do is take lactoferrin to help reduce this overgrowth in your

gut and use a topical over the counter spray such as lotrimin, which is meant to

kill off superficial yet asthetically annoying rashes of this type on your skin.

[Guest guest]

HI Katrina,

The same thing happened to me, and I have tried 2 times to raise my

glutathione, both times ended up with a yeast infection. I suspect a CBS

mutation, and I am proceeding forth with an Amino Acids test to see if I am

making Taurine and Amounia rather than glutathione.

Janet

davidhall2020 <davidhall@...> wrote:

Hi, Katrina.

" kattemayo " <kattemayo@...> wrote:

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>

> There is a fungal rash, under-arm that I get sometimes, that seems to be

appearing more often since I began Essential Glutathione, just twice a week.

> ANy connection? Or anyone with similar?

> What else might be cause?

***That's candida more than likely.

It feeds on cysteine, which may be high in your system because of poor capacity

to use it, as is found in many PWCs, and/or because of Essential Glutathione.

***One thing to do is take lactoferrin to help reduce this overgrowth in your

gut and use a topical over the counter spray such as lotrimin, which is meant to

kill off superficial yet asthetically annoying rashes of this type on your skin.

[Guest guest]

" kattemayo " <kattemayo@...> wrote:

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> There is a fungal rash, under-arm that I get sometimes, that seems to be

appearing more often since I began Essential Glutathione, just twice a week.

> ANy connection? Or anyone with similar?

> What else might be cause?

I was getting this 2-3 years ago, prior to any (obvious) CFS symptoms or

supplementation - my skin doctor said this was very common among type 2

diabetics, which I am, even with well controlled blood sugar (which mine

wasn't always).

The best I've been able to do for it is Almay anti-perspirant liquid,

blow-dried, and then apply an anti-fungal powder. I suspect the powder is

probably more useful for the drying effect than the anti-fungal effect, but

I haven't made that experiment.

- Bob NIederman

[Guest guest]

>>>>> ***That's candida more than likely.

> It feeds on cysteine, which may be high in your system because of poor

capacity to use it, as is found in many PWCs,<<<<

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Which aspect of CFS is causing the poor capacity? And what can shift that?

>>>and/or because of Essential Glutathione.<<<<

How/Why would EG do that?

How can I counteract?>

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>>>> ***One thing to do is take lactoferrin to help reduce this overgrowth in

your gut<<<<<

yes, got to step that up

>>> and use a topical over the counter spray such as lotrimin, which is meant to

kill off superficial yet asthetically annoying rashes of this type on your

skin.<<<<

That's related to Miconazole, which I get precscribed in a 2% cream. I mix that

with .1 % Triamcinolone cream.

These relieve and get rid of it pretty fast. I just don't know if that's a good

idea on a regular basis.

Im trying tea tree oil for this bout, which I caught early.

Thanks,

Katrina

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> > There is a fungal rash, under-arm that I get sometimes, that seems to be

appearing more often since I began Essential Glutathione, just twice a week.

> > ANy connection? Or anyone with similar?

> > What else might be cause?

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> ***That's candida more than likely.

> It feeds on cysteine, which may be high in your system because of poor

capacity to use it, as is found in many PWCs, and/or because of Essential

Glutathione.

>

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> ***One thing to do is take lactoferrin to help reduce this overgrowth in your

gut and use a topical over the counter spray such as lotrimin, which is meant to

kill off superficial yet asthetically annoying rashes of this type on your skin.

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 18/07/2006 19:49:44 GMT Standard Time,

davidhall@... writes:

***That's candida more than likely.

It feeds on cysteine, which may be high in your system because of poor

capacity to use it, as is found in many PWCs, and/or because of Essential

Glutathione.

***One thing to do is take lactoferrin to help reduce this overgrowth in

your gut and use a topical over the counter spray such as lotrimin, which is

meant to kill off superficial yet asthetically annoying rashes of this type on

your skin.

Whey protein then lactofferin and then Coconut oil - will wipe out your

candida issue.

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Don´t forget Grapefruit Seed Extract, Threelac , Oil of

Oregano,Apple cider vinegar for those people who can´t take whey

etc...etc..

> Whey protein then lactofferin and then Coconut oil - will wipe out

your

> candida issue.

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> Regards

> CS

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