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Who has info on Indian Fire Tree Bark? What is the active

constituent? Whatever is in it is purportedly toxic to yeast - is it

toxic to humans?

Did your DAN give you any information on this? Do you have a

botanical name? The only information I can find on this is that it

is an old Cherokee remedy. Has anyone analyzed this oddball herb?

Are there long term effects and how would one know? I am intrigued

but skeptical.

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> Difulcan is an RX right? My DAN will only recommend naturals. He

doesn't even want me to do the Valtrex. I have the Valtrex because

I have it for me. He is giving Fire Tree Bark and Probotics for

's yeast issues, along with a Yeast homeopath. I think Fire

Tree Bark is pretty strong, so I may go back to that. I will ask

again about Difulcan tomorrow when I see him, but I doubt he'll go

along...

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www.pathwaysmed.com is my DAN who swears by Fire Tree Bark. In fact Betsy (Dr. Hicks wife) is on Autism One radio with Stan today... They say Fire Tree Bark is safer than RX anti-fungals and just as effective, if not moreso. I asked him for an RX for Diflucan instead yesterday, and he said that Diflucan is effective but can leave traces of yeast in the kidneys and liver (I think-don't quote me on organs), and the child will always have a yeast problem. He says it pushes the yeast into the tissues, and doesn't fix the problem. Don't mean to cause any controversy, as I know Diflucan is anti-fungal of choice on this site. Just relaying the info on Fire Tree Bark, and why we are using it as our anti-fungal.stocker1216 <stocker1216@...> wrote: Who has info on Indian Fire Tree Bark? What is the active constituent? Whatever is in it is purportedly toxic to yeast - is it toxic to humans?Did your DAN give you any information on this? Do you have a botanical name? The only information I can find on this is that it is an old Cherokee remedy. Has anyone analyzed this oddball herb? Are there long term effects and how would one know? I am intrigued but skeptical. >>

Difulcan is an RX right? My DAN will only recommend naturals. He doesn't even want me to do the Valtrex. I have the Valtrex because I have it for me. He is giving Fire Tree Bark and Probotics for 's yeast issues, along with a Yeast homeopath. I think Fire Tree Bark is pretty strong, so I may go back to that. I will ask again about Difulcan tomorrow when I see him, but I doubt he'll go along...>

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If you have some links or literature we can look at, please post it. Also

ordering

information on what type you suggest. I'm always interested in different

approaches to

fungus.

I've not yet found a natural that works well while using Valtrex.... which is a

hint to what is

really going on if you ask me.... but I'm continuing to be open minded. It's

interesting

how the literature points to OLE as a great yeast fighter, but we see fungal

flares (in our

community) with it as well. There is something about this particular disorder

that when

you give an antiviral we see a moderate to severe fungal flare shortly after.

The answers

to this question are, in my opinion, a key to understanding the origins to

autism in some

folks.

Today we know the process works for some, but tomorrow I'm confident we'll

better

understand why and it will change how we look at autism, for at least a portion

of our

community.

- Stan

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> > Difulcan is an RX right? My DAN will only recommend naturals. He

> doesn't even want me to do the Valtrex. I have the Valtrex because

> I have it for me. He is giving Fire Tree Bark and Probotics for

> 's yeast issues, along with a Yeast homeopath. I think Fire

> Tree Bark is pretty strong, so I may go back to that. I will ask

> again about Difulcan tomorrow when I see him, but I doubt he'll go

> along...

> >

>

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Kersten

Would you happen to have any weblinks for the product? Where do you

order this from?

I assume this is different from pine tree bark i.e., pycnogenol?

Thanks

Gayatri

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> > Difulcan is an RX right? My DAN will only recommend naturals. He

> doesn't even want me to do the Valtrex. I have the Valtrex because

> I have it for me. He is giving Fire Tree Bark and Probotics for

> 's yeast issues, along with a Yeast homeopath. I think Fire

> Tree Bark is pretty strong, so I may go back to that. I will ask

> again about Difulcan tomorrow when I see him, but I doubt he'll go

> along...

> >

>

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Gayatri-or anyone else interested- http://www.clearwaterherbs.com/ Great products! With Firetree bark, we are managing to keep yeast under control on Valtrex....and my child is a very yeasty kid. KerstenGayatri Rampal <gayatri_rampal@...> wrote: Kersten Would you happen to have any weblinks for the product? Where do you order this from?I assume this is different from pine tree bark i.e.,

pycnogenol?ThanksGayatri> >> > Difulcan is an RX right? My DAN will only recommend naturals. He > doesn't even want me to do the Valtrex. I have the Valtrex because > I have it for me. He is giving

Fire Tree Bark and Probotics for > 's yeast issues, along with a Yeast homeopath. I think Fire > Tree Bark is pretty strong, so I may go back to that. I will ask > again about Difulcan tomorrow when I see him, but I doubt he'll go > along...> >>

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This link exhibits the reason for my hesitation. I am not skeptical

about this product because it is natural. The only reference that

can be produced is a company that sells it in a bag that looks like

it was packaged on someone's kitchen table (and they spelled Ozark

incorrectly).

I ordered some of this bark from Pathways and it came in a plastic

can with a simple label and instructions on a snippet of paper (with

a portion of them crossed out?..). I used the information on the

container to do some research. The only references I could find to

this product were places selling it and those places have only

sketchy details. No research, no data, no botanical information,

nothing.

So I have this stuff and would like to use it but feel like I can't

because I have no credible information on it other than reports that

it does seem to work.

Can anyone produce any information concerning the safety or toxicity

of this bark tea? Or does anyone know the real name of this plant?

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> Gayatri-or anyone else interested-

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> http://www.clearwaterherbs.com/

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> Great products! With Firetree bark, we are managing to keep

yeast under control on Valtrex....and my child is a very yeasty kid.

>

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Talk to Betsy, Dr. Hicks, or Melody at Pathway's, and they will be able to tell you more about safety and effectiveness. I just trusted Dr. Hicks, and it is working for us. If you don't end up using it, you could ship it our way=we'll make use of it! also bathes in it, as it kills external yeast as well. I don't know any more other than it works for my child, and I have been told by Dr. Hicks it is safer than any RX anti-fungals...stocker1216 <stocker1216@...> wrote: This link exhibits the reason for my hesitation. I am not skeptical about this product because it is natural. The only reference that can be produced is a company that sells it in a bag that looks like it was packaged on someone's kitchen table (and they spelled Ozark incorrectly). I ordered some of this bark from Pathways and it came in a plastic can with a simple label and instructions on a snippet of paper (with a portion of them crossed out?..). I used the information on the container to do some research. The only references I could find to this product were places selling it and those places have only sketchy details. No research, no data, no botanical information, nothing. So I have this stuff and would like to use it but feel like I can't because I have no credible information on it other than reports that it does seem to work.Can anyone produce any information concerning the safety or

toxicity of this bark tea? Or does anyone know the real name of this plant?>> Gayatri-or anyone else interested-> > http://www.clearwaterherbs.com/> > Great products! With Firetree bark, we are managing to keep yeast under control on Valtrex....and my child is a very yeasty kid.>

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Talk to Betsy, Dr. Hicks, or Melody at Pathway's, and they will be able to tell you more about safety and effectiveness. I just trusted Dr. Hicks, and it is working for us. If you don't end up using it, you could ship it our way=we'll make use of it! also bathes in it, as it kills external yeast as well. I don't know any more other than it works for my child, and I have been told by Dr. Hicks it is safer than any RX anti-fungals...stocker1216 <stocker1216@...> wrote: This link exhibits the reason for my hesitation. I am not skeptical about this product because it is natural. The only reference that can be produced is a company that sells it in a bag that looks like it was packaged on someone's kitchen table (and they spelled Ozark incorrectly). I ordered some of this bark from Pathways and it came in a plastic can with a simple label and instructions on a snippet of paper (with a portion of them crossed out?..). I used the information on the container to do some research. The only references I could find to this product were places selling it and those places have only sketchy details. No research, no data, no botanical information, nothing. So I have this stuff and would like to use it but feel like I can't because I have no credible information on it other than reports that it does seem to work.Can anyone produce any information concerning the safety or

toxicity of this bark tea? Or does anyone know the real name of this plant?>> Gayatri-or anyone else interested-> > http://www.clearwaterherbs.com/> > Great products! With Firetree bark, we are managing to keep yeast under control on Valtrex....and my child is a very yeasty kid.>

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I could not find firetree bark on this link. McNultyjennim@...  On Jun 20, 2006, at 11:57 AM, Kersten Rojas wrote:Gayatri-or anyone else interested- http://www.clearwaterherbs.com/ Great products!  With Firetree bark, we are managing to keep yeast under control on Valtrex....and my child is a very yeasty kid. KerstenGayatri Rampal <gayatri_rampal@...> wrote:Kersten Would you happen to have any weblinks for the product? Where do you order this from?I assume this is different from pine tree bark i.e., pycnogenol?ThanksGayatri> >> > Difulcan is an RX right? My DAN will only recommend naturals. He > doesn't even want me to do the Valtrex. I have the Valtrex because > I have it for me. He is giving Fire Tree Bark and Probotics for > 's yeast issues, along with a Yeast homeopath. I think Fire > Tree Bark is pretty strong, so I may go back to that. I will ask > again about Difulcan tomorrow when I see him, but I doubt he'll go > along...> >>

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He

> > doesn't even want me to do the Valtrex. I have the Valtrex

because

> > I have it for me. He is giving Fire Tree Bark and Probotics for

> > 's yeast issues, along with a Yeast homeopath. I think

Fire

> > Tree Bark is pretty strong, so I may go back to that. I will ask

> > again about Difulcan tomorrow when I see him, but I doubt he'll

go

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