Guest guest Posted November 27, 2006 Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 Oh, Lynda, I should of said that I can NOT take HC without Milk. I have a small frig in my closet, so I can have milk anytime without leaving the room. My husband and I both, for years, sometimes get up during the night and drink milk! I have Acid Reflux also. It comes and goes. I have not decided exactly what is the cause, for me. I do know that HC without eating or drinking milk will bring it on. Also if I eat to much. I have to eat small amounts of food several times a day. Going to long without eating will sometimes bring it on. ACVinegar doesn't help for me. Though I do take and believe in the benefit of taking ACV. When I don't sleep well, seems like Acid Reflux is worst the next day. Maybe you could put milk in a thermos and keep it on your night stand? I just know for me taking HC as early as possible gives me more alertness early. Otherwise, I don't seem to be able to function until later in the day. Kat Kat, thanks, so are you able to take h/c without food? I always have breakfast first because I have problems with reflux/heartburn Lynda Re: HC dosing > Lynda, For me it is a MUST to get my 10mg HC in me as early as > possible. If I happen to wake up at 4am, I take it. I feel my best > if I can do this and " if " I can get back to sleep. Then I wake up > more alert. For my 2nd 10mg dose I feel best taking it after 3 or > 3.5 hours, then I wait until 4 hours for the 3rd 5mg dose. I can > only take my 4th, 5mg dose if I get my HC (Cortef) taken by around > 4pm, or I can not get to sleep that night until very late. I have a > lot of sleep problems as it is. > > This is what works best for me, for now anyway. > > Kat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2006 Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 Oh, Lynda, I should of said that I can NOT take HC without Milk. I have a small frig in my closet, so I can have milk anytime without leaving the room. My husband and I both, for years, sometimes get up during the night and drink milk! I have Acid Reflux also. It comes and goes. I have not decided exactly what is the cause, for me. I do know that HC without eating or drinking milk will bring it on. Also if I eat to much. I have to eat small amounts of food several times a day. Going to long without eating will sometimes bring it on. ACVinegar doesn't help for me. Though I do take and believe in the benefit of taking ACV. When I don't sleep well, seems like Acid Reflux is worst the next day. Maybe you could put milk in a thermos and keep it on your night stand? I just know for me taking HC as early as possible gives me more alertness early. Otherwise, I don't seem to be able to function until later in the day. Kat Kat, thanks, so are you able to take h/c without food? I always have breakfast first because I have problems with reflux/heartburn Lynda Re: HC dosing > Lynda, For me it is a MUST to get my 10mg HC in me as early as > possible. If I happen to wake up at 4am, I take it. I feel my best > if I can do this and " if " I can get back to sleep. Then I wake up > more alert. For my 2nd 10mg dose I feel best taking it after 3 or > 3.5 hours, then I wait until 4 hours for the 3rd 5mg dose. I can > only take my 4th, 5mg dose if I get my HC (Cortef) taken by around > 4pm, or I can not get to sleep that night until very late. I have a > lot of sleep problems as it is. > > This is what works best for me, for now anyway. > > Kat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2006 Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 Kathy you sound like me or how I used to be. I don't get acid reflux much anymore but I still avoid things that would bring it on. Have you tried mastic gum? It comes in capsule form and I took 500mg 3 times a day for 2 weeks, it cured my acid reflux for a few months. It came back so I took mastic gum again for another 2 weeks and have been good for several months now. I would try your suggestion of taking it milk except that I can't drink milk, it makes me gag. Haven't had milk since I was old enough to say no. I think I just need to keep something to eat and a drink of water by the bedside. Most mornings I'm up by 5.30 anyway so it's not really a problem. I slept a bit later this morning because I had been coughing all night Lynda Re: HC dosing/Lynda > Oh, Lynda, I should of said that I can NOT take HC without Milk. I > have a small frig in my closet, so I can have milk anytime without > leaving the room. My husband and I both, for years, sometimes get > up during the night and drink milk! I have Acid Reflux also. It > comes and goes. I have not decided exactly what is the cause, for > me. I do know that HC without eating or drinking milk will bring > it on. Also if I eat to much. I have to eat small amounts of food > several times a day. Going to long without eating will sometimes > bring it on. ACVinegar doesn't help for me. Though I do take and > believe in the benefit of taking ACV. When I don't sleep well, > seems like Acid Reflux is worst the next day. > > Maybe you could put milk in a thermos and keep it on your night > stand? I just know for me taking HC as early as possible gives me > more alertness early. Otherwise, I don't seem to be able to > function until later in the day. > > Kat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2006 Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 Kathy you sound like me or how I used to be. I don't get acid reflux much anymore but I still avoid things that would bring it on. Have you tried mastic gum? It comes in capsule form and I took 500mg 3 times a day for 2 weeks, it cured my acid reflux for a few months. It came back so I took mastic gum again for another 2 weeks and have been good for several months now. I would try your suggestion of taking it milk except that I can't drink milk, it makes me gag. Haven't had milk since I was old enough to say no. I think I just need to keep something to eat and a drink of water by the bedside. Most mornings I'm up by 5.30 anyway so it's not really a problem. I slept a bit later this morning because I had been coughing all night Lynda Re: HC dosing/Lynda > Oh, Lynda, I should of said that I can NOT take HC without Milk. I > have a small frig in my closet, so I can have milk anytime without > leaving the room. My husband and I both, for years, sometimes get > up during the night and drink milk! I have Acid Reflux also. It > comes and goes. I have not decided exactly what is the cause, for > me. I do know that HC without eating or drinking milk will bring > it on. Also if I eat to much. I have to eat small amounts of food > several times a day. Going to long without eating will sometimes > bring it on. ACVinegar doesn't help for me. Though I do take and > believe in the benefit of taking ACV. When I don't sleep well, > seems like Acid Reflux is worst the next day. > > Maybe you could put milk in a thermos and keep it on your night > stand? I just know for me taking HC as early as possible gives me > more alertness early. Otherwise, I don't seem to be able to > function until later in the day. > > Kat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2006 Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 Kathy you sound like me or how I used to be. I don't get acid reflux much anymore but I still avoid things that would bring it on. Have you tried mastic gum? It comes in capsule form and I took 500mg 3 times a day for 2 weeks, it cured my acid reflux for a few months. It came back so I took mastic gum again for another 2 weeks and have been good for several months now. I would try your suggestion of taking it milk except that I can't drink milk, it makes me gag. Haven't had milk since I was old enough to say no. I think I just need to keep something to eat and a drink of water by the bedside. Most mornings I'm up by 5.30 anyway so it's not really a problem. I slept a bit later this morning because I had been coughing all night Lynda Re: HC dosing/Lynda > Oh, Lynda, I should of said that I can NOT take HC without Milk. I > have a small frig in my closet, so I can have milk anytime without > leaving the room. My husband and I both, for years, sometimes get > up during the night and drink milk! I have Acid Reflux also. It > comes and goes. I have not decided exactly what is the cause, for > me. I do know that HC without eating or drinking milk will bring > it on. Also if I eat to much. I have to eat small amounts of food > several times a day. Going to long without eating will sometimes > bring it on. ACVinegar doesn't help for me. Though I do take and > believe in the benefit of taking ACV. When I don't sleep well, > seems like Acid Reflux is worst the next day. > > Maybe you could put milk in a thermos and keep it on your night > stand? I just know for me taking HC as early as possible gives me > more alertness early. Otherwise, I don't seem to be able to > function until later in the day. > > Kat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2006 Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 I have never heard of mastic gum?? I can't believe you don't like milk! lol I have to drink my milk. I got up at 5:30am this morning b'c the dog woke me up, otherwise I am up at 6am. But I need HC early so I am alert and willing to get right up. I was once told by someone in the medical profession that having acid reflux is from, hmmm I want to say valves, open up to let the acid out and don't close back up. So we get to much acid. I am not explaining this correctly but this would make since when taking ACV doesn't seem to work. That's why I am skeptical about Acid Reflux being a need for acid. It just doesn't seem to be true in my case. Kat Kathy you sound like me or how I used to be. I don't get acid reflux much anymore but I still avoid things that would bring it on. Have you tried mastic gum? It comes in capsule form and I took 500mg 3 times a day for 2 weeks, it cured my acid reflux for a few months. It came back so I took mastic gum again for another 2 weeks and have been good for several months now. I would try your suggestion of taking it milk except that I can't drink milk, it makes me gag. Haven't had milk since I was old enough to say no. I think I just need to keep something to eat and a drink of water by the bedside. Most mornings I'm up by 5.30 anyway so it's not really a problem. I slept a bit later this morning because I had been coughing all night Lynda Re: HC dosing/Lynda > Oh, Lynda, I should of said that I can NOT take HC without Milk. I > have a small frig in my closet, so I can have milk anytime without > leaving the room. My husband and I both, for years, sometimes get > up during the night and drink milk! I have Acid Reflux also. It > comes and goes. I have not decided exactly what is the cause, for > me. I do know that HC without eating or drinking milk will bring > it on. Also if I eat to much. I have to eat small amounts of food > several times a day. Going to long without eating will sometimes > bring it on. ACVinegar doesn't help for me. Though I do take and > believe in the benefit of taking ACV. When I don't sleep well, > seems like Acid Reflux is worst the next day. > > Maybe you could put milk in a thermos and keep it on your night > stand? I just know for me taking HC as early as possible gives me > more alertness early. Otherwise, I don't seem to be able to > function until later in the day. > > Kat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2006 Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 I have never heard of mastic gum?? I can't believe you don't like milk! lol I have to drink my milk. I got up at 5:30am this morning b'c the dog woke me up, otherwise I am up at 6am. But I need HC early so I am alert and willing to get right up. I was once told by someone in the medical profession that having acid reflux is from, hmmm I want to say valves, open up to let the acid out and don't close back up. So we get to much acid. I am not explaining this correctly but this would make since when taking ACV doesn't seem to work. That's why I am skeptical about Acid Reflux being a need for acid. It just doesn't seem to be true in my case. Kat Kathy you sound like me or how I used to be. I don't get acid reflux much anymore but I still avoid things that would bring it on. Have you tried mastic gum? It comes in capsule form and I took 500mg 3 times a day for 2 weeks, it cured my acid reflux for a few months. It came back so I took mastic gum again for another 2 weeks and have been good for several months now. I would try your suggestion of taking it milk except that I can't drink milk, it makes me gag. Haven't had milk since I was old enough to say no. I think I just need to keep something to eat and a drink of water by the bedside. Most mornings I'm up by 5.30 anyway so it's not really a problem. I slept a bit later this morning because I had been coughing all night Lynda Re: HC dosing/Lynda > Oh, Lynda, I should of said that I can NOT take HC without Milk. I > have a small frig in my closet, so I can have milk anytime without > leaving the room. My husband and I both, for years, sometimes get > up during the night and drink milk! I have Acid Reflux also. It > comes and goes. I have not decided exactly what is the cause, for > me. I do know that HC without eating or drinking milk will bring > it on. Also if I eat to much. I have to eat small amounts of food > several times a day. Going to long without eating will sometimes > bring it on. ACVinegar doesn't help for me. Though I do take and > believe in the benefit of taking ACV. When I don't sleep well, > seems like Acid Reflux is worst the next day. > > Maybe you could put milk in a thermos and keep it on your night > stand? I just know for me taking HC as early as possible gives me > more alertness early. Otherwise, I don't seem to be able to > function until later in the day. > > Kat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2006 Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 I have GERD because of the valve problem (I, too, don't remember what it's called). Some people have it due to the h pylori bacteria and can be helped in other ways. I need to either have a surgical correction which may not last or take meds. Marti Kathy wrote: I have never heard of mastic gum?? I can't believe you don't like milk! lol I have to drink my milk. I got up at 5:30am this morning b'c the dog woke me up, otherwise I am up at 6am. But I need HC early so I am alert and willing to get right up. I was once told by someone in the medical profession that having acid reflux is from, hmmm I want to say valves, open up to let the acid out and don't close back up. So we get to much acid. I am not explaining this correctly but this would make since when taking ACV doesn't seem to work. That's why I am skeptical about Acid Reflux being a need for acid. It just doesn't seem to be true in my case. Kat --------------------------------- Access over 1 million songs - Yahoo! Music Unlimited. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2006 Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 Have you ever tried taking enzymes instead? Linn > I have GERD because of the valve problem (I, too, don't remember > what it's called). Some people have it due to the h pylori bacteria > and can be helped in other ways. I need to either have a surgical > correction which may not last or take meds. > > Marti > > Kathy wrote: > I have never heard of mastic gum?? I can't believe you don't like > milk! lol I have to drink my milk. I got up at 5:30am this morning > b'c the dog woke me up, otherwise I am up at 6am. But I need HC > early so I am alert and willing to get right up. > > I was once told by someone in the medical profession that having > acid reflux is from, hmmm I want to say valves, open up to let the > acid out and don't close back up. So we get to much acid. I am not > explaining this correctly but this would make since when taking ACV > doesn't seem to work. That's why I am skeptical about Acid Reflux > being a need for acid. It just doesn't seem to be true in my case. > Kat > > . > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2006 Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 I don't understand how enzymes could keep the stomach contents from splashing back through the damaged Hiatus (I think that's what it's called). I do take a digestive enzyme tablet with dinner. Marti --- Linn wrote: > Have you ever tried taking enzymes instead? > > Linn > > > > > I have GERD because of the valve problem (I, too, > don't remember > > what it's called). Some people have it due to the > h pylori bacteria > > and can be helped in other ways. I need to either > have a surgical > > correction which may not last or take meds. > > > > Marti > > > > Kathy wrote: > > I have never heard of mastic gum?? I can't believe > you don't like > > milk! lol I have to drink my milk. I got up at > 5:30am this morning > > b'c the dog woke me up, otherwise I am up at 6am. > But I need HC > > early so I am alert and willing to get right up. > > > > I was once told by someone in the medical > profession that having > > acid reflux is from, hmmm I want to say valves, > open up to let the > > acid out and don't close back up. So we get to > much acid. I am not > > explaining this correctly but this would make > since when taking ACV > > doesn't seem to work. That's why I am skeptical > about Acid Reflux > > being a need for acid. It just doesn't seem to be > true in my case. > > Kat > > > > . > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2006 Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 I don't understand how enzymes could keep the stomach contents from splashing back through the damaged Hiatus (I think that's what it's called). I do take a digestive enzyme tablet with dinner. Marti --- Linn wrote: > Have you ever tried taking enzymes instead? > > Linn > > > > > I have GERD because of the valve problem (I, too, > don't remember > > what it's called). Some people have it due to the > h pylori bacteria > > and can be helped in other ways. I need to either > have a surgical > > correction which may not last or take meds. > > > > Marti > > > > Kathy wrote: > > I have never heard of mastic gum?? I can't believe > you don't like > > milk! lol I have to drink my milk. I got up at > 5:30am this morning > > b'c the dog woke me up, otherwise I am up at 6am. > But I need HC > > early so I am alert and willing to get right up. > > > > I was once told by someone in the medical > profession that having > > acid reflux is from, hmmm I want to say valves, > open up to let the > > acid out and don't close back up. So we get to > much acid. I am not > > explaining this correctly but this would make > since when taking ACV > > doesn't seem to work. That's why I am skeptical > about Acid Reflux > > being a need for acid. It just doesn't seem to be > true in my case. > > Kat > > > > . > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2006 Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 The problem is that the food is not being digested properly. Foods that don't lend themselves to being easily digested are the usual offenders. Most of us don't eat whole foods anymore. The body continually tries to digest the food by adding more and more stomach acid. That acid then causes the problem of acid reflux, GERD, etc. Instead of having patients address their diets, doctors give us Prilosec or Nexium to neutralize the stomach acid. Your body needs the acids to help digest the food. Unless one is eating a diet that about 80% raw, you are not getting the proper amount of enzymes with food. Enzymes are vital to how your body functions and without enzymes, vitamins and minerals cannot properly work. The enzymes help digest the food. Enzymes should be taken with every meal. If the food is digesting properly, the body doesn't constantly try to keep churning out the stomach acid. The Prilosec or Nexium stops digestion by halting the production of stomach acid. The food then sits there much longer than it should, causing things like peptic ulcer, IBS, Crohn's, chronic colitis, leaky gut syndrone, and colon cancer. These drugs set the stage for auto intoxication, which causes chronic allergies, jaundice, kidney disease, acne, hepatitis, psoriasis, blinding headaches, arthritis, pancreatitis, chronic fatigue syndrome, depression, infections, fibromyalgia, septicemia, multiple joint pain syndrome, dermatitis, autoimmune disorders, candida albicans and cancer. Having excess stomach acid doesn't come from a Prilosec, Nexium or Zantac deficiency. The problem itself should be addressed, not just cover up the symptoms. Read the fine print on these drugs and you'll see the dangers involved in taking them long term. They are not meant to be taken like that. Most doctors have no clue about that and an even smaller number of them understand anything about nutrition. I got a big kick of the pharmaceutical industry when they came out with Nexium. All of a sudden Nexium was promoted to be so much better than Prilosec, when all that happened was that the patent ran out on Prilosec. It was time to bring out the latest and newest drug, that viola, just happens to have a new patent protection in place for the next couple of decades!! Linn > I don't understand how enzymes could keep the stomach > contents from splashing back through the damaged > Hiatus (I think that's what it's called). I do take a > digestive enzyme tablet with dinner. > > Marti > > . > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2006 Report Share Posted November 27, 2006 The problem is that the food is not being digested properly. Foods that don't lend themselves to being easily digested are the usual offenders. Most of us don't eat whole foods anymore. The body continually tries to digest the food by adding more and more stomach acid. That acid then causes the problem of acid reflux, GERD, etc. Instead of having patients address their diets, doctors give us Prilosec or Nexium to neutralize the stomach acid. Your body needs the acids to help digest the food. Unless one is eating a diet that about 80% raw, you are not getting the proper amount of enzymes with food. Enzymes are vital to how your body functions and without enzymes, vitamins and minerals cannot properly work. The enzymes help digest the food. Enzymes should be taken with every meal. If the food is digesting properly, the body doesn't constantly try to keep churning out the stomach acid. The Prilosec or Nexium stops digestion by halting the production of stomach acid. The food then sits there much longer than it should, causing things like peptic ulcer, IBS, Crohn's, chronic colitis, leaky gut syndrone, and colon cancer. These drugs set the stage for auto intoxication, which causes chronic allergies, jaundice, kidney disease, acne, hepatitis, psoriasis, blinding headaches, arthritis, pancreatitis, chronic fatigue syndrome, depression, infections, fibromyalgia, septicemia, multiple joint pain syndrome, dermatitis, autoimmune disorders, candida albicans and cancer. Having excess stomach acid doesn't come from a Prilosec, Nexium or Zantac deficiency. The problem itself should be addressed, not just cover up the symptoms. Read the fine print on these drugs and you'll see the dangers involved in taking them long term. They are not meant to be taken like that. Most doctors have no clue about that and an even smaller number of them understand anything about nutrition. I got a big kick of the pharmaceutical industry when they came out with Nexium. All of a sudden Nexium was promoted to be so much better than Prilosec, when all that happened was that the patent ran out on Prilosec. It was time to bring out the latest and newest drug, that viola, just happens to have a new patent protection in place for the next couple of decades!! Linn > I don't understand how enzymes could keep the stomach > contents from splashing back through the damaged > Hiatus (I think that's what it's called). I do take a > digestive enzyme tablet with dinner. > > Marti > > . > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 28, 2006 Report Share Posted November 28, 2006 Most of the really effective digestive enzymes come in capsule form...not in tablet form. Here's the one I use. Others on our forum may have even better suggestions in the way of didgestive enzymes. http://www.enzymedica.com/pdf/DigestGold.pdf Martha Lovejoy wrote: I don't understand how enzymes could keep the stomach contents from splashing back through the damaged Hiatus (I think that's what it's called). I do take a digestive enzyme tablet with dinner. Marti --- Linn wrote: > Have you ever tried taking enzymes instead? > > Linn > > > > > I have GERD because of the valve problem (I, too, > don't remember > > what it's called). Some people have it due to the > h pylori bacteria > > and can be helped in other ways. I need to either > have a surgical > > correction which may not last or take meds. > > > > Marti > > > > Kathy wrote: > > I have never heard of mastic gum?? I can't believe > you don't like > > milk! lol I have to drink my milk. I got up at > 5:30am this morning > > b'c the dog woke me up, otherwise I am up at 6am. > But I need HC > > early so I am alert and willing to get right up. > > > > I was once told by someone in the medical > profession that having > > acid reflux is from, hmmm I want to say valves, > open up to let the > > acid out and don't close back up. So we get to > much acid. I am not > > explaining this correctly but this would make > since when taking ACV > > doesn't seem to work. That's why I am skeptical > about Acid Reflux > > being a need for acid. It just doesn't seem to be > true in my case. > > Kat > > > > . > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 28, 2006 Report Share Posted November 28, 2006 Further on this subject...when your temps run low as they do with HypoT, enzymes don't function properly. They become malformed and less effective at doing what they are supposed to do. So getting your temps back up to 98.6 plus taking enzymes that you would usually get in the foods you eat but no longer do because of what Linn said helps get our bodies back where they should be...in balance. Linn wrote: The problem is that the food is not being digested properly. Foods that don't lend themselves to being easily digested are the usual offenders. Most of us don't eat whole foods anymore. The body continually tries to digest the food by adding more and more stomach acid. That acid then causes the problem of acid reflux, GERD, etc. Instead of having patients address their diets, doctors give us Prilosec or Nexium to neutralize the stomach acid. Your body needs the acids to help digest the food. Unless one is eating a diet that about 80% raw, you are not getting the proper amount of enzymes with food. Enzymes are vital to how your body functions and without enzymes, vitamins and minerals cannot properly work. The enzymes help digest the food. Enzymes should be taken with every meal. If the food is digesting properly, the body doesn't constantly try to keep churning out the stomach acid. The Prilosec or Nexium stops digestion by halting the production of stomach acid. The food then sits there much longer than it should, causing things like peptic ulcer, IBS, Crohn's, chronic colitis, leaky gut syndrone, and colon cancer. These drugs set the stage for auto intoxication, which causes chronic allergies, jaundice, kidney disease, acne, hepatitis, psoriasis, blinding headaches, arthritis, pancreatitis, chronic fatigue syndrome, depression, infections, fibromyalgia, septicemia, multiple joint pain syndrome, dermatitis, autoimmune disorders, candida albicans and cancer. Having excess stomach acid doesn't come from a Prilosec, Nexium or Zantac deficiency. The problem itself should be addressed, not just cover up the symptoms. Read the fine print on these drugs and you'll see the dangers involved in taking them long term. They are not meant to be taken like that. Most doctors have no clue about that and an even smaller number of them understand anything about nutrition. I got a big kick of the pharmaceutical industry when they came out with Nexium. All of a sudden Nexium was promoted to be so much better than Prilosec, when all that happened was that the patent ran out on Prilosec. It was time to bring out the latest and newest drug, that viola, just happens to have a new patent protection in place for the next couple of decades!! Linn > I don't understand how enzymes could keep the stomach > contents from splashing back through the damaged > Hiatus (I think that's what it's called). I do take a > digestive enzyme tablet with dinner. > > Marti > > . > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 28, 2006 Report Share Posted November 28, 2006 I haven't been really focusing on candida...just trying to get my energy levels up and pain levels down. I thought I was doing okay in the candida department though. Not sure now. I've been taking Kyo-dophilus 2x/day and Digest Gold with meals for about a year. I do know that when I run out of either, I start to feel crappy again. Some on my IC forum use the Femdophilus with great success for vaginal yeast issues. This came out long after my yeast issues resolved and that happened for me when I went to work on balancing sex and thyroid hormones. Amazing huh? jtb14789 wrote: - have you found this helpful with candida issues? > > Most of the really effective digestive enzymes come in capsule form...not in tablet form. Here's the one I use. Others on our forum may have even better suggestions in the way of didgestive enzymes. > > http://www.enzymedica.com/pdf/DigestGold.pdf > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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