Molybdenum and Yeast Help Please

[Guest guest]

Hi all, 7yr old has had a really bad Candida flare up, no idea why?

Anyway today I decided to cut all yeast feeders Potatoes and crisps

that he eats by the bucket load and he went into freefall, lots of

pain, really sobbing, he is non verbal and was crying his eyes out,

Im desperate to help him, I gave him Molybdenum aswell, and late

afternoon a bag of crisps I couldnt bear to watch anymore, I was

wondering can I just make do with the probiotics and Molybdenum and

still give him crisps and the bad stuff will be converted into good?

If today was yeast die off it appears to be very much worse than

leaving it alone, is there a softer approach?

Thanks in Advance

Vicky.

P.S. seen red ears for the first time in years

[Guest guest]

> Hi all, 7yr old has had a really bad Candida flare up, no idea why?

> Anyway today I decided to cut all yeast feeders Potatoes and crisps

> that he eats by the bucket load

For my son, eating something by the bucket load would have meant he

did not tolerate that food. When you removed it, it might not have

been yeast die off, it might have been withdrawal symptoms from those

items. Do you give them with enzymes?

Dana

[Guest guest]

> > Hi all, 7yr old has had a really bad Candida flare up, no idea

why?

> > Anyway today I decided to cut all yeast feeders Potatoes and

crisps

> > that he eats by the bucket load

>

>

> For my son, eating something by the bucket load would have meant he

> did not tolerate that food. When you removed it, it might not have

> been yeast die off, it might have been withdrawal symptoms from

those

> items. Do you give them with enzymes?

>

> Dana

Thanks Dana but have checked for intolerances in as much as I can

remove the crisps and he will be just as happy with bread or potatoes

or sweets, this all came to light when he went GF and I found he

didnt give a hoot for the gluten it was the yeast feeders he was

after and that diet was crammed full of yeast feeders.

Anyways his immediate reaction was so strong I am interested

ingiving the Molybdenum but not sure if that theory actually holds

any water.

Thanks Vicky.

[Guest guest]

> Thanks Dana but have checked for intolerances in as much as I can

> remove the crisps and he will be just as happy with bread or potatoes

> or sweets,

Are the crisps made of potatoes? He might not tolerate potatoes. My

son tolerated potatoes with Zyme Prime, but I know of one child who

did not tolerate potatoes no matter what enzymes were used [my son was

like that for rice].

this all came to light when he went GF and I found he

> didnt give a hoot for the gluten it was the yeast feeders he was

> after and that diet was crammed full of yeast feeders.

Yes, it might also be a yeast problem.

> Anyways his immediate reaction was so strong I am interested

> ingiving the Molybdenum but not sure if that theory actually holds

> any water.

I don't know, but you can try molyb and see if it helps.

Dana