Re: Dana, Andy, or any yeast battlers

[Guest guest]

> Please tell me will I ever

> get my son back to his prefungal state? Will he be better or will

> he continue with this highly aggrsssive behavior?

From what I understand from others' experience, aggressive behavior is a sure

sign of die-off. It's a sign that the antifungal really works.

Yes, I think you will " get your son back " but not the way he was before

you started this medicine, but much better (at least that's the idea).

Hang in there, if you can ) I only tried this once, but I wasn't brave

enough to take the aggressiveness. It scared me. It just looked too bad to

me. So I just chelated my son ignoring the yeast and he got better without

antifungals.

Good luck!

Valentina

[Guest guest]

> I have been chelating my four year old for about 21 rounds now. We

> have seen great progress. However, He recently had a fungal

> infection that required him to take grisiofulvin.

I have never heard of that medication, but it might contain

ingredients he does not tolerate. Did other anti-fungals not work for

him?

> Will he be better or will

> he continue with this highly aggrsssive behavior?

This might be too-rapid die off, consider reducing the dose of this

medication, or try a different medication.

Dana

[Guest guest]

--- In , Valentina Scharpf <val@t...>

wrote:

> > Please tell me will I ever

> > get my son back to his prefungal state? Will he be better or will

> > he continue with this highly aggrsssive behavior?

>

> From what I understand from others' experience, aggressive behavior

is a sure

> sign of die-off. It's a sign that the antifungal really works.

> Yes, I think you will " get your son back " but not the way he was

before

> you started this medicine, but much better (at least that's the

idea).

> Hang in there, if you can ) I only tried this once, but I wasn't

brave

> enough to take the aggressiveness. It scared me. It just looked too

bad to

> me. So I just chelated my son ignoring the yeast and he got better

without

> antifungals.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR RESPONSE!!!!! i was wondering if I could

take it another day. We are on christmas break and my younger son

and I are alone with him all day and we are worn out. My husband

makes it home just when he has calmed down and ready for bed. Thank

you again.

[Guest guest]

> > I have been chelating my four year old for about 21 rounds now.

We

> > have seen great progress. However, He recently had a fungal

> > infection that required him to take grisiofulvin.

>

>

> I have never heard of that medication, but it might contain

> ingredients he does not tolerate. Did other anti-fungals not work

for

> him?

>

>

> > Will he be better or will

> > he continue with this highly aggrsssive behavior?

>

> THANK YOU I had not thought of giving him less for longer. The

other medication did work for him, however the doctor presribed this

medication because of the type of fungal infection. we did use this

before also along with nystatin and diflucan. not at the same time

but one after the other.

[Guest guest]

Regarding yeast. I believe there is always a light at the end of the

tunnel. Houston enzymes help as does culturelle but it is a battle.

My son was a mess for about three weeks when I was killing off yeast.

Make sure you are giving plenty of good bacteria, milk thistle, vit

c, magnesium. You can also try activated charcoal. My son is 47lbs

and I give 280mg 2hrs after any med or supplements and away from

eating, at least an hr. This does seem to help collect all the

toxins.

nne

nne

> I have been chelating my four year old for about 21 rounds now.

We

> have seen great progress. However, He recently had a fungal

> infection that required him to take grisiofulvin. I hope i spelled

> it correctly. Any way, he has been HORRIBLE since he dtarted

taking

> it. I have given him this medication before when we first began

> alternative treatments, I ended with diflucan. I saw some

regression

> but it did not last this long and was not this horrible. In fact,

> this is when he was first potty-trained. Please tell me will I

ever

> get my son back to his prefungal state? Will he be better or will

> he continue with this highly aggrsssive behavior? Please answer

asap

> as I am wondering will I survive more days of the same.

[Guest guest]

May be, it's not die-off, but the medication is toxic for him. I

would stop it immediately and start a lot of probiotics.

I think, you should not trust doctors more than your own common sense

and vision of situation.

Margaret

> I have been chelating my four year old for about 21 rounds now.

We

> have seen great progress. However, He recently had a fungal

> infection that required him to take grisiofulvin. I hope i spelled

> it correctly. Any way, he has been HORRIBLE since he dtarted

taking

> it. I have given him this medication before when we first began

> alternative treatments, I ended with diflucan. I saw some

regression

> but it did not last this long and was not this horrible. In fact,

> this is when he was first potty-trained. Please tell me will I

ever

> get my son back to his prefungal state? Will he be better or will

> he continue with this highly aggrsssive behavior? Please answer

asap

> as I am wondering will I survive more days of the same.