Re: help please -- dreadful yeast infection

[Guest guest]

Eilidh -

When the body cannot detox through the proper organs it will push the

toxins out through the skin. What may be happening is your gut flora

can't handle the candida on its own so it's pushing it out. The under

arm and groin areas are 2 important lymphatic areas in the body.

There are a number of things you can do, first and foremost I would

eat none of the white food products (flour, rice, sugar, potatos).

Possibly try a really good probiotic - start slow. When candida is

this prominent I would not attack it aggressively with lots of

supplements, it will drain your immune system and may possibly cause

you much undue stress if it tries to get out of the body too fast.

Some people have good luck with Nystatin, a fungal drug that treats

candida only in the gut. Others have used systemic fungal drugs. I

have only done diet and probiotics, epsom salt baths, lymphatic

drainage, etc. Candida can be difficult to beat, but it can be done.

Many have a worsening of symptoms when experience candida die-off but

it's worth it. Sugar is so bad for the body, and one of the most

difficult habits to break. Drink lots of water to help push the toxins

out.

I suspect this candida challenge is what's keeping the LDN from

working. It's so important to keep the gut in check especially with

LDN, otherwise it cannot work as expected.

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> I have been taking 3mg LDN since July. No symptom improvements but

I am feeling really good. I usually constantly have thrush but

recently yeast infection has invaded my body (under arm and groin

area). I feel this has put me a bit under par. Does anyone have any

suggestions? Thank you

>

> Eilidh

> LDN for MS

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Eilidh,Unless you weigh less that 103 lbs, may I suggest you increase your nightly dose of LDN to 4.5 mg.For more information about LDN, visithttp://tinyurl.com/2boot2"The Complete Candida Yeast Guidebook" may have some helpful information in regard to treating your yeast infection. It is available from Amazon.com through this link:http://tinyurl.com/29hdocWith best wishes for the New Year,Dudley Delany

dudley_delanyFrom: Eilidh son

Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2007 2:12 PM

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Subject: [low dose naltrexone] help please -- dreadful yeast infection

I have been taking 3mg LDN since July. No symptom improvements but I am feeling really good. I usually constantly have thrush but recently yeast infection has invaded my body (under arm and groin area). I feel this has put me a bit under par. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank youEilidhLDN for MS

[Guest guest]

Hi Cris,

it wasn't my intention to correct someones spelling, who am I to do so? ;-)

I ment to tell you that tea tree oil is good for yeast infections, so it was an answer.

(should be the other way around, my grammar / spelling is not the best, but I learn

more each day :-)

Have a nice evening! Ingrid

[low dose naltrexone] help please -- dreadful yeast infection> > > I have been taking 3mg LDN since July. No symptom improvements but I am feeling really good. I usually constantly have thrush but recently yeast infection has invaded my body (under arm and groin area). I feel this has put me a bit under par. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you> > Eilidh> LDN for MS> > > > ____________________________________________________________________________________> Never miss a thing. Make your home page. > http://www./r/hs>

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Hi there - I just joined the group, so pardon me if I'm "interrupting" or being rude. I started using 3 mg. LDN in late July for my MS. Not sure if it has stopped the progression of my Secondary Progressive MS, but the Srotonin/lack of depression are worthwhile. I jumped up to the 4.5 mg. in December but think I will move back to the 3 mg. I'm small structured/light-weight woman. ANYWAY - about the yeast and thrush: the pharmacist who compounds the LDN in this area (S.E. WA state) mixes it with Acidopholus, rather than calcium. That certainly helps keeps the yeast at bay. Also, I suggest you eat yoghurts with live cultures (none of those sugary 'sweet' so-called yoghurts) and avoid sugar as much as possible (no soda pop either). The over-the-counter treatment for women's yeast infections are effective. So is the Tea Tree oil. Best of luck! Gayle (diagnosed with MS in

April 2005)Cris <casehealth@...> wrote: Thanks for correcting my spelling Ingrid,kind regards,Cris>> Tea tree oil> > Ingrid> > > > [low dose naltrexone] help please -- dreadful yeast infection> > > I have been taking 3mg LDN since July. No symptom improvements but I am feeling really good. I usually constantly have thrush but recently yeast infection has invaded my body (under arm and groin area). I feel this has put me a bit under par. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you> > Eilidh> LDN for MS> > > > ________________________________________________________________________> Never miss a thing. Make your home page. > http://www./r/hs>