bacteria return

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To address viral issues I have been giving 2 to 3 drops of NutriBiotic

GSE with 250 mg of OLE and 1 no-fenol twice daily. Recently her stools

have started to smell acidic again and are much smaller and is a great

deal of work to get them out. Am I correct that this is likely a return

of bacteria? OR is this yeast? I am having trouble telling the

difference between viral die-off (she does have a low grade temp) and

yeast issues thus balancing the amount of OLE and GSE to give. Looking

through previous posts I learned that GSE will contribute to bad

bacteria if it is given when yeast is gone.

My plan is to decrease the amount of GSE and increase probiotics. How

does this sound? Can I increase the OLE? I plan to start Virastop as

soon as it arrives. Will this effect the amount of GSE I should give?

Thanks, Melinda

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> To address viral issues I have been giving 2 to 3 drops of NutriBiotic

> GSE with 250 mg of OLE and 1 no-fenol twice daily. Recently her stools

> have started to smell acidic again and are much smaller and is a great

> deal of work to get them out. Am I correct that this is likely a return

> of bacteria? OR is this yeast?

Bad bacteria usually causes liquid bms, yeast usually causes mucus-y

bms or constipation.

> My plan is to decrease the amount of GSE and increase probiotics.

I would increase the GSE first, see if that helps.

How

> does this sound? Can I increase the OLE?

If it is yeast overgrowth, wait until you get it under control before

increasing the OLE.

>> I plan to start Virastop as

> soon as it arrives. Will this effect the amount of GSE I should give?

Yes, you might have to increase the GSE to keep the extra yeast away.

Dana