RE: products TAnalbit and Viracin

[Guest guest]

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> Have any of you guys used Tanalbit for yeast and viracin for

> bacteria?

My son and I use Tanalbit. It works well for us, strong enough to do

the job but not too strong. I've got viracin but haven't tried it.

>Currently they are on flagyl and ketoconozole and

> I do not want to keep this up.

Andy says ketoconozole is the most toxic of antifungals, so if you can

switch to something else that would be good.

Nell

[Guest guest]

We have used Tanilbit in the past with success. In fact, after doing

several anti-fungals, we saw die-off for the first time with the

introduction of Tanalbit.

Pamela

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you're scared. "

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Sent: Monday, September 04, 2006 12:05 AM

Subject: [ ] products TAnalbit and Viracin

Have any of you guys used Tanalbit for yeast and viracin for

bacteria? the tanalbit is comprised of plant tannins. Cant remember

what all is in the viracin. I am currently taking the tanalbit and

having some success with it to treat my chronic yeast issues.I have

been on Diflucan and was having side effects. The catch is Tanalbit

has casein in it. However, they emphasize that this has not been a

prob for 80% of their patients with casein and milk sensitivities.

They say the casein helps the tannens attatch themselves to the yeast

which eventually will die off. THe viracin is an antibacterial and

does not contain casein.

Both of these products are put out by intensive nutrition. Just

wondering if anyone had tried them. I am considering trying them on my

kids to assist them. Currently they are on flagyl and ketoconozole and

I do not want to keep this up. My Dan usually treats these things for

3 months but I understand while chelating many are susceptible to

yeast and bacteria.

THanks