Re: Yeasty child - need help

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In a message dated 06/01/2006 17:19:49 GMT Standard Time, jane_hogan@... writes:

Currently dealing with all the symptoms of a yeast flare up with. Deep joy!! His lab test confirm this and blasto cystis again.I am looking for natural products and remember biocidin beingmentioned.

You can get biocare liquid biocidin from many places if you just do a uk search. It's widely available from uk vitamin houses with just a couple of days delivery.

Go slow with it at first, the first time you use it, there can be a big die off since it kills other things aswell. Maybe just one drop twice a day to start, increasing to 2 and then 3 drops,

3 - 5 days only, and then load your probiotics in the days after. (JMHO)

If this isn't enough, there are other ways to use it, so ask again.

Joy

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Do you think this would attach blasto hominis or make the

environment less conducive? Having read about blasto on various

sites (sometimes too much info is a bad thing) I'm worried that

we'll be stuck with it for an age. Also that we all might have it

(bleaugh) Steph

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> In a message dated 06/01/2006 17:19:49 GMT Standard Time,

> jane_hogan@b... writes:

>

> Currently dealing with all the symptoms of a yeast flare up with

> . Deep joy!! His lab test confirm this and blasto cystis

again.

> I am looking for natural products and remember biocidin being

> mentioned.

>

>

>

>

>

> You can get biocare liquid biocidin from many places if you just

do a uk

> search. It's widely available from uk vitamin houses with just a

couple of days

> delivery.

>

> Go slow with it at first, the first time you use it, there can be

a big die

> off since it kills other things aswell. Maybe just one drop twice

a day to

> start, increasing to 2 and then 3 drops,

> 3 - 5 days only, and then load your probiotics in the days after.

(JMHO)

>

> If this isn't enough, there are other ways to use it, so ask again.

>

> Joy

>

[Guest guest]

HI Steph,

We are going to leave the blasto thing for now. I think the alternative to paromamycin is several antibiotics at the same time. Not advisable for children. We still have yeast problems even after months of nystatin. We are going to try two weeks of difflucan and see how that goes. Will let you know. I have also ordered lots of natural remedies and will possibly try some in the near future. I think 15% of the population have blastos - so good chance we have all got some. I might do a test on myself, although I don't have any symptoms at all.

Jane

Re: Yeasty child - need help

Do you think this would attach blasto hominis or make the environment less conducive? Having read about blasto on various sites (sometimes too much info is a bad thing) I'm worried that we'll be stuck with it for an age. Also that we all might have it (bleaugh) Steph>> > In a message dated 06/01/2006 17:19:49 GMT Standard Time, > jane_hogan@b... writes:> > Currently dealing with all the symptoms of a yeast flare up with> . Deep joy!! His lab test confirm this and blasto cystis again.> I am looking for natural products and remember biocidin being> mentioned. > > > > > > You can get biocare liquid biocidin from many places if you just do a uk > search. It's widely available from uk vitamin houses with just a couple of days > delivery. > > Go slow with it at first, the first time you use it, there can be a big die > off since it kills other things aswell. Maybe just one drop twice a day to > start, increasing to 2 and then 3 drops, > 3 - 5 days only, and then load your probiotics in the days after. (JMHO)> > If this isn't enough, there are other ways to use it, so ask again.> > Joy>

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on has just had OAT test as is also very high on the

yeast/fungal side of things. We also have recently finished nystatin

from Dr H. On the lab report it recommended Culturelle so I am going

to give that a try. I don't speak to Dr H till next month so want to

do something in the meantime. He always gets loads of probiotics so I

can only imagine it would be much worse if he didn't.

Sally in Manchester

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Hi Sally, Charlie's OAT showed the same and nystatin for us is an

ongoing thing - I think it helps to keep it under control to some

extent. We are doing 3 lots per day as well as probiotics.

Peta -

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<sallygeorge@n...> wrote:

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> on has just had OAT test as is also very high on the

> yeast/fungal side of things. We also have recently finished nystatin

> from Dr H. On the lab report it recommended Culturelle so I am going

> to give that a try. I don't speak to Dr H till next month so want to

> do something in the meantime. He always gets loads of probiotics so

I

> can only imagine it would be much worse if he didn't.

>

> Sally in Manchester

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