RE: Where to begin

[Guest guest]

Thank you for the helpful reply. Since I give the

girls probiotics being good bacteria and I have yet to start the Nystatin again

which kills good and bad bacteria what is the optimal way to give them these

supplements? If I give them together than I am “wasting” the

probiotic since the Nystatin will kill it correct? So I should give them

the probiotic in between the times I give them the Nystatin?? Or do I have such

a misunderstanding of how all this science works I don’t

want to have one work against the other. Also, would it be a good idea to

introduce a natural product such as the viralstop or OLE until we get

Valtrex? Thanks again!

[Guest guest]

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> Thank you for the helpful reply. Since I give the girls

probiotics being

> good bacteria and I have yet to start the Nystatin again which

kills good

> and bad bacteria

Nystatin is antifungal, not antibacterial. Accordingly, it will not

kill any bacteria. If you wanted, you could dose the Nystatin and

probiotics at the same time.

what is the optimal way to give them these supplements? If

> I give them together than I am " wasting " the probiotic since the

Nystatin

> will kill it correct? So I should give them the probiotic in

between the

> times I give them the Nystatin?? Or do I have such a

misunderstanding of how

> all this science works I don't want to have one work against

the other.

> Also, would it be a good idea to introduce a natural product such

as the

> viralstop or OLE until we get Valtrex?

Virastop and OLE can both kick up tremendous yeast, so you might

want to get a handle on the yeast before starting any antiviral.

There are some great posts from a while back where Shoemaker

talks about his OLE experience with his three kids. You might run a

few searches to see if you can find them.

Remember for dosing purposes that OLE and Virastop will kill

bacteria, so you probably don't want to give these at the same time

as probiotics.

Anne