Re: /was: Re: Yeast questions???

[Guest guest]

Hi Emma:

Yes, all fruit, although she is not wild about oranges and grapefruit. We only

give organic fruit. We do concentrate on the darker fruit, blueberries,

blackberries, raspberries. In the beginning she would not eat any fruit until we

cut out all white sugar.

We tried every expensive probiotic out there, but what worked was Kyodophilus

from Vitamin Shoppe at 4 x the recommended bottle dosage. Cheap, too! She is not

cf/gf, so you would have to check and see if the Kyodophilus is okay if you are

on the diet.

Another good tip from Mandi in the UK, was Candex. It is an enzyme, given on an

empty stomach. Worked, we don't have to use it anymore.

BTW, bananas have FOS in them and are said to be good for getting rid of yeast,

honey also has it. However, I would limit the bananas to 2 a day.

Good luck,

Re: [ ]/was: Re: Yeast questions???

hi rebecca,

how long did it take to get rid of the yeast allowing fruit ?

did you allow all fruit?

and what anti-fungals did u use and at what dose

thank you

its just my boys love fruit and they have dreadful candida they would eat

bananas all day!!

regards

emma

<michonamission@...> wrote:

I actually AM withholding fruit...I was telling my girlfriend the

other day that I think I was spending $50week on fruit because my

son was up to 5 fruits a day...cutting back to 2 has been brutal

because he is pointing to the fruit bowl and wondering why I stopped

after just a little bit...juice is hard to cut back on too. What

substitutes are you using for drinks? My son wont drink water or

rice milk, or any milk for that matter...thanks for the support!

Also...do you know what harm lies in aspartame?

> >

> >

> > > When he finishes the meds after 3 weeks can I begin

> > > to introduce

> > > more sugar to his diet (I've already eliminated 2/3

> > > of it) or do I

> > > have to wait until the mercury is out?

> >

> > We try to remove all (100%) of sugar.

> >

> > We find that yeast is a chronic problem. It never

> > ends.

> >

> >

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

hi rebecca,

how long did it take to get rid of the yeast allowing fruit ?

did you allow all fruit?

and what anti-fungals did u use and at what dose

thank you

its just my boys love fruit and they have dreadful candida they would eat

bananas all day!!

regards

emma

<michonamission@...> wrote:

I actually AM withholding fruit...I was telling my girlfriend the

other day that I think I was spending $50week on fruit because my

son was up to 5 fruits a day...cutting back to 2 has been brutal

because he is pointing to the fruit bowl and wondering why I stopped

after just a little bit...juice is hard to cut back on too. What

substitutes are you using for drinks? My son wont drink water or

rice milk, or any milk for that matter...thanks for the support!

Also...do you know what harm lies in aspartame?

> >

> >

> > > When he finishes the meds after 3 weeks can I begin

> > > to introduce

> > > more sugar to his diet (I've already eliminated 2/3

> > > of it) or do I

> > > have to wait until the mercury is out?

> >

> > We try to remove all (100%) of sugar.

> >

> > We find that yeast is a chronic problem. It never

> > ends.

> >

> >

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

hi

thx for your reply sadly its not suitable as we follow scd and it contains

potato starch, i just wondered how long it took to clear? did you only give 2

portions of fruit a day or just of a particular fruit? and how did you know it

had gone?

we are going to be using candex in 2 weeks time, have just received houstini

enzymes so are introducimg those first with meals

thank you so much

Ladyshrink111@... wrote:

Hi Emma:

Yes, all fruit, although she is not wild about oranges and grapefruit. We only

give organic fruit. We do concentrate on the darker fruit, blueberries,

blackberries, raspberries. In the beginning she would not eat any fruit until we

cut out all white sugar.

We tried every expensive probiotic out there, but what worked was Kyodophilus

from Vitamin Shoppe at 4 x the recommended bottle dosage. Cheap, too! She is not

cf/gf, so you would have to check and see if the Kyodophilus is okay if you are

on the diet.

Another good tip from Mandi in the UK, was Candex. It is an enzyme, given on an

empty stomach. Worked, we don't have to use it anymore.

BTW, bananas have FOS in them and are said to be good for getting rid of yeast,

honey also has it. However, I would limit the bananas to 2 a day.

Good luck,

Re: [ ]/was: Re: Yeast questions???

hi rebecca,

how long did it take to get rid of the yeast allowing fruit ?

did you allow all fruit?

and what anti-fungals did u use and at what dose

thank you

its just my boys love fruit and they have dreadful candida they would eat

bananas all day!!

regards

emma

<michonamission@...> wrote:

I actually AM withholding fruit...I was telling my girlfriend the

other day that I think I was spending $50week on fruit because my

son was up to 5 fruits a day...cutting back to 2 has been brutal

because he is pointing to the fruit bowl and wondering why I stopped

after just a little bit...juice is hard to cut back on too. What

substitutes are you using for drinks? My son wont drink water or

rice milk, or any milk for that matter...thanks for the support!

Also...do you know what harm lies in aspartame?

> >

> >

> > > When he finishes the meds after 3 weeks can I begin

> > > to introduce

> > > more sugar to his diet (I've already eliminated 2/3

> > > of it) or do I

> > > have to wait until the mercury is out?

> >

> > We try to remove all (100%) of sugar.

> >

> > We find that yeast is a chronic problem. It never

> > ends.

> >

> >

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >