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Dear folkes,

My best friend has a NT 14 year old son that is having very bad yeast

problems. He even has rashes on his palms. Can anyone send me links to sites

that I can forward on to her that address this issue? Also, if anyone lives

around the Phila. area, do you know of any doctors she can take him to for

this problem?

Thanks,

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Thanks Penelope.

Re: yeast issues-need help

> A DAN! doctor told a support group last week to put HYDROGEN

> PEROXIDE in the kids' bath to get rid of yeast. He said to work up

> to a couple of bottles. I haven't researched this one yet, so try

> to do some research on it. And then let me know if you find

> anything. :)

>

> GrapeFRUIT seed extract and Olive Leaf Extract will kill yeast.

> You'll have to research to figure out how MUCH you'll need for him,

> but these are both known to work against yeast.

>

> He will need to be on a yeast free diet, too.

> books:

> Crooks MD has " The Yeast Connection "

> http://www.yeastconnection.com/

> and

> Bruce Semon MD has " Feast without Yeast "

> http://www.nutritioninstitute.com/bruce_semon_md.html

>

> Don Colbert MD has a book about yeast.

> http://www.drcolbert.com

>

> The child may need an oral antifungal like nystatin, dyflucan, or

> something even stronger, if the natural stuff does not work.

>

> http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

>

>

>

>

>

> > Dear folkes,

> > My best friend has a NT 14 year old son that is having very

> bad yeast

> > problems. He even has rashes on his palms. Can anyone send me

> links to sites

> > that I can forward on to her that address this issue? Also, if

> anyone lives

> > around the Phila. area, do you know of any doctors she can take

> him to for

> > this problem?

> > Thanks,

> >

>

>

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>

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If I may add one more comment to Penny's post, if probiotic therapy is

also being considered, one of the biggest misconceptions is that

probiotic refers exclusively to bacteria. For probiotic therapy to be

truly successful, it is essential that probiotic " friendly " yeasts also

be included. These really help kick the pathogenic yeasts out.

On Friday, January 16, 2004, at 04:44 PM, penelope_fam wrote:

> A DAN! doctor told a support group last week to put HYDROGEN

> PEROXIDE in the kids' bath to get rid of yeast. He said to work up

> to a couple of bottles. I haven't researched this one yet, so try

> to do some research on it. And then let me know if you find

> anything. :)

>

> GrapeFRUIT seed extract and Olive Leaf Extract will kill yeast.

> You'll have to research to figure out how MUCH you'll need for him,

> but these are both known to work against yeast.

>

> He will need to be on a yeast free diet, too.

> books:

> Crooks MD has " The Yeast Connection "

> http://www.yeastconnection.com/

> and

> Bruce Semon MD has " Feast without Yeast "

> http://www.nutritioninstitute.com/bruce_semon_md.html

>

> Don Colbert MD has a book about yeast.

> http://www.drcolbert.com

>

> The child may need an oral antifungal like nystatin, dyflucan, or

> something even stronger, if the natural stuff does not work.

>

> http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

>

>

>

>

>

>> Dear folkes,

>> My best friend has a NT 14 year old son that is having very

> bad yeast

>> problems. He even has rashes on his palms. Can anyone send me

> links to sites

>> that I can forward on to her that address this issue? Also, if

> anyone lives

>> around the Phila. area, do you know of any doctors she can take

> him to for

>> this problem?

>> Thanks,

>>

>

>

> Autism_in_Girls-subscribe

> ------------------------

> Autism_in_Girls-unsubscribe

>

>

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