: Re: Rotating yeast killers and dosage amounts

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Hi Terri,

Well, Andy's comment was kind of tangential to something viral he

was helping me with. I don't want to put words in his mouth, but my

understanding was this: If you rotate antifungals or antivirals,

what happens is the " alive things " never really get wiped out and in

fact that is how they build up a sort of " immunity " . It is better

to choose a few products that work well for the particular fungi or

virii and then use those exclusively and abundantly until you have

wiped out the problem. I think what Andy would probably say is that

if you've had to rotate antifungals for an enormously long time,

then the rotating isn't actually working.

Like I say, my ignorance is so vast that I really can't comment on

the veracity of this in terms of antifungals but it does make sense

to me. Of course, rotating antifungals makes sense to me too in a

way. I just wanted to pass it on and let parents make sense of

their own situation as best they can.

As far as the virus thing goes, I believe it completely. I seem to

have a better understanding of them than how the yeast works (and

what it is doing there in the first place).

In terms of the GSE, could you tell me what you're referring to

specifically? I do use it sparingly, but I've found that since we

had bacteria problems as well as yeast, it has been most helpful.

Also, my son does show soft signs of fast phase one liver, and it

may be helpful there too.

Were there problems that I've not heard about? (Sigh, there usually

are, aren't there?)

Thanks,

Anita

> >Hi ,

> >

> >One of the things Andy told me once was that rotating products to

> >kill things that were " alive " like yeast is actually not a good

> >idea.

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