Anti-Fungal Guidance/Suggestions Needed

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I could use some anti-fungal guidance/suggestions. My son is 5

years old and 52 lbs. Within the last month, I started LDN and

Lauricidin. I got aggressive with the Lauricidin and it seems to

have stirred up some yeast issues. He developed a viral rash and

pretty bad die-off which got intolerable for him -- as he was

scratching it to the point that his skin became raw behind his

knees, his bottom, etc.

I have started an antifungal protocol and cut back on the Lauricidin

dose. My antifungal protocol is 1/2 capsule Candex with probiotics

and Boularddi 2x a day (once upon waking up and the other time when

going to sleep). Right after I give him this at night I notice his

stomach is making " growling " noises.

Should I be giving him an antifungal during the day as well? If so,

which one should I try, at what dosage and how long before I rotate

to another one.

I also am giving him a probiotic (ProBio Gold) with one of his

meals. Is there such a thing as giving too much probiotics? If I

give a probiotic with a meal, do I skip the digestive enzyme during

that meal?

In another email on this group, I read that they give the

antifungal 1 hour before a meal. I thought antifungals like GSE,

Uva Ursi, Caprylic Acid, etc. can/should be taken with meals?

I could use some basic guidelines as to how often to give an

antifungal each day and what is a good rotation schedule.

Thanks in advance.

Martha

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> I could use some anti-fungal guidance/suggestions. My son is 5

> years old and 52 lbs. Within the last month, I started LDN and

> Lauricidin. I got aggressive with the Lauricidin and it seems to

> have stirred up some yeast issues.

Yep, it sure does when it is eliminating viruses. I use GSE to keep

the yeast away, altho in the beginning, I could not give any

Lauricidin because it just caused too much yeast. For my son, nothing

keeps the " viral die off " yeast away except GSE. I do give it along

with some probiotics, which also helps.

> I also am giving him a probiotic (ProBio Gold) with one of his

> meals. Is there such a thing as giving too much probiotics?

Yes, it will usually cause diarrhea if given too much.

If I

> give a probiotic with a meal, do I skip the digestive enzyme during

> that meal?

Usually not.

> In another email on this group, I read that they give the

> antifungal 1 hour before a meal. I thought antifungals like GSE,

> Uva Ursi, Caprylic Acid, etc. can/should be taken with meals?

On empty stomach is more effective, but I do know that OoO and GSE are

VERY STRONG, and can cause stomach upset if there is no buffering food.

Dana