Using Flagyl - Was Re: Biotin

October 9, 2007

If you have an NHS test that shows the presence of yeast, then I'd

aggressively push the Docs to prescribe an anti-fungal. If you clear

out the bacteria, then you'll only leave space for the yeast to

grow. It's not unusual for people to develop thrush (a yeast

infection) after a course of antibiotics and many GPs will prescribe

something at that point. Bit late in the day and you don't want to

get to that point, so insist on the antifungal up front.

Flagyl - metronidazole will clear a huge range of bacteria. We've

used it as an oral agent, but never as a suppository. I'm just

guessing, but they've probably chosen the supository form because of

where on the body the bacteria and yeast showed up.

As for all the natural-herbal mix - they don't work 100%. Even

prescription meds won't work 100%. It's a constant battle. Keep

trying new ones. Oil of Oregano, OLE, Caprylic acid, Berberine,

Undecylnic acid, etc. Keep rotating them.

Oxypowder was a huge help for us as well. Didn't help him

cognitively, but took away a huge amount of pain arising from a

combination of constipation and yeast infections.

Hope this helps.

Liam

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> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > Has anyone experienced die off reaction with biotin??

> >

> > DS has a bad red rash with raw skin in the groin and bottom area.

> > Can die-off show up this way??? Poor guy from a scratchy eczema

rash

> > across his chest, he now has this. He is on biokult x 4 caps,

> > culturelle 1-2 caps, CP1 x 1 and garlic. Is this too much do you

> > think?

> >

> > emily xx

> >

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