Re: Candida, UGH!--Enzymes

[Guest guest]

Boy - this sounds great. My problem is I cannot swallow tablets. Do

you know if either of these come in chewable or powder form? Thanks

again for the info. Judy

[Guest guest]

This does seem great - I am currently taking the cal citrate supplements - I wonder if would be ok to take these as well?

Subject: Candida, UGH!--EnzymesTo: VulvarDisorders Date: Friday, January 16, 2009, 6:29 AM

In reading a lot of "stuff" I am finding that everything in the body involves enzymes of one sort or another. For years I have been trying to solve the yeast problem to little avail other than taking Diflucan frequently. I have been taking digestive enzymes for awhile since I have trouble digesting certain foods (a lot of them it seems)(a wrecked gut causes a lot of trouble) and they have been really wonderful for helping these issues (also a good probiotic is a real gift).Anyway now on the market are enzymes one can buy that may help to get rid of candida (and maybe other yeast??). I am trying this and it seems to be making a difference. I am trying two Enzymedica (brand name) enzymes called Candidase and Virastop. The following link describes and explains these two products and what they do very well. Anybody interested in this stuff might find reading about enzymes pretty fascinating.http://www.enzymedi ca.com/products/ CandidaseArline

[Guest guest]

I can't imagine any reason to not take both.

Arline

Subject: Candida, UGH!--EnzymesTo: VulvarDisorders Date: Friday, January 16, 2009, 6:29 AM

In reading a lot of "stuff" I am finding that everything in the body involves enzymes of one sort or another. For years I have been trying to solve the yeast problem to little avail other than taking Diflucan frequently. I have been taking digestive enzymes for awhile since I have trouble digesting certain foods (a lot of them it seems)(a wrecked gut causes a lot of trouble) and they have been really wonderful for helping these issues (also a good probiotic is a real gift).Anyway now on the market are enzymes one can buy that may help to get rid of candida (and maybe other yeast??). I am trying this and it seems to be making a difference. I am trying two Enzymedica (brand name) enzymes called Candidase and Virastop. The following link describes and explains these two products and what they do very well. Anybody interested in this stuff might find reading about enzymes pretty fascinating.http://www.enzymedi ca.com/products/ CandidaseArline

[Guest guest]

Hey Arline, keep us posted on how you are doing with the enzymes. It would great if they take care of the yeast issues for you! ;-) Did you see any improvement at all on Culturelle?Take Care,ChelleAnyway now on the market are enzymes one can buy that may help to get rid ofcandida (and maybe other yeast??). I am trying this and it seems to be making adifference. I am trying two Enzymedica (brand name) enzymes called Candidase andVirastop. The following link describes and explains these two products and whatthey do very well. Anybody interested in this stuff might find reading aboutenzymes pretty

fascinating.http://www.enzymedica.com/products/CandidaseArline

[Guest guest]

Hi Chelle, I will shout it from the treetops if it really helps.

Actually Curturelle did help but I had to continue to take it so I decided I might as well spend less money on Diflucan than the Culturelle.

Arline

Anyway now on the market are enzymes one can buy that may help to get rid ofcandida (and maybe other yeast??). I am trying this and it seems to be making adifference. I am trying two Enzymedica (brand name) enzymes called Candidase andVirastop. The following link describes and explains these two products and whatthey do very well. Anybody interested in this stuff might find reading aboutenzymes pretty

fascinating.http://www.enzymedica.com/products/CandidaseArline

[Guest guest]

I hear you, Arline! It gets old shelling out money on treatments...I so hope the enzymes work for ya'! I'll be listening for a shout! ;-) Hugs, Chelle