Yeast die off symptoms and activated charcoal

[Guest guest]

I am sorry to bring up the topic of yeast die-off again. I really

want to know first hand from families that experienced rashes as part

of die-off from anti-fungals. In our case the rash started right after

the course of Diflucan was over. The rash is small bumps, red

inflammed skin. First started under armpits, then spread to crease of

elbows, now to rest of arm, wrist and now developing several patches

on back. We have seen similar mysterious rashes (although not to this

extent) prior to a Diflucan treatment - which is why we were asked to

try anti-fungals.

Our DAN thinks that this is a symptom of die-off and we could treat

with activated charcoal and bicarb to mitigate the effects of the next

round of anti-fungals. Is the activated charcoal necessary for safely

removing the toxins liberated from the dying yeast? Shoul I expect to

see cognitive or language improvements along with typical die-off

effects (have not seen any changes) before proceeding to next round of

Diflucan treatment. Does anyone have experience with activated

charcoal.