Re: rotten egg burps

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> Has anyone had 'rotten egg burps'/sulphurous burps after eating a

meal with

> fat???

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> It's much like giardia and I'm beginning to think it is...

==>When candida is killed in your stomach you will get more gas and

burping, which can be noxious like sulphurous because it creates carbon

dioxide.

Bee

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Unfortunately I have this problem from time to time and it is

yeast/bacteria. Up your probiotic and it should go away. Die off

usually occurs and there is some loose stools associated with that.

The probiotic is only a temporary fix. You might need to try strong

yeast or bacteria fighters to get rid of it completely. Vicki

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> Are burps that smell of rotten eggs significant? Why is my son doing

> this?

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Rotten egg smell is sulfur. Are you chelating him? Make sure he drinks enough

water to wash down the chelator.

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No, we aren't chelating yet. I am trying to get all the supplements

up and running first. I am hoping we will have him ready soon

though .

The yeast explanation would make sense though. We have been

introducing B vitamins (which I understand can feed yeast). Plus,

yesterday his Dad made the mistake of letting him eat a number of

bananas (Dad got in BIG trouble), and my son's bowel reeked of a

stinky " cheese smell. "

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This same rotten egg burp smell happens to me ONLY when I am sick. Does anyone

know why is would only be when I am sick?

vickiwaihi <vickiwaihi@...> wrote:

Unfortunately I have this problem from time to time and it is

yeast/bacteria. Up your probiotic and it should go away. Die off

usually occurs and there is some loose stools associated with that.

The probiotic is only a temporary fix. You might need to try strong

yeast or bacteria fighters to get rid of it completely. Vicki

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> Are burps that smell of rotten eggs significant? Why is my son doing

> this?

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This happens to me as well when I am sick with a sinus infection. I will have

no other symptoms other than those nasty burps....What usually happens is I get

nauseous and get sick. Usually if I haven't eaten it usually mucus from post

nasal drip. (Sorry if too graphic...)

I will usually get it in the morning when I get up. If I can keep some kind

of nasal decongestant down for at least 20-30 minutes to get into my

system....the burps and nausea will subside....Hope this helps...

lisa lally <tsbbcrw@...> wrote:

This same rotten egg burp smell happens to me ONLY when I am sick.

Does anyone know why is would only be when I am sick?

vickiwaihi <vickiwaihi@...> wrote:

Unfortunately I have this problem from time to time and it is

yeast/bacteria. Up your probiotic and it should go away. Die off

usually occurs and there is some loose stools associated with that.

The probiotic is only a temporary fix. You might need to try strong

yeast or bacteria fighters to get rid of it completely. Vicki

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> Are burps that smell of rotten eggs significant? Why is my son doing

> this?

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I just took my son to the Dr. for a sinus infection and she did

confirm he had one. I used saline spray in his nose and gave him

two drops of oil of oregano three times a day and his sinus

infection is gone. I as well had a sinus infection and took

antibiotics for 5 days and it did not go away. I started oil of

oregano and within 1-2 hours I could actually feel my sinus draining

and had all that gross mucus draining. I just thought I would share

because I was amazed and so happy I did not have to give my son

antibiotics.

Good luck and I hope those burps go away.

Take care,

Darci

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-I got this on & off over a period of a couple of years at my old

house in AZ. It was accompanied by diarrhea usually- in fact was a

harbinger that intestinal distress was coming. I have lived elsewhere

for over a year now and have not experienced it since. I made the

connection (perhaps a wrong connection) that I may have been getting

something from the city water there. I don't know if it was a

bacterium, parasite, or totally unrelated...but maybe you should get

your water checked.

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> This same rotten egg burp smell happens to me ONLY when I am sick.

Does anyone know why is would only be when I am sick?

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> vickiwaihi <vickiwaihi@...> wrote:

> Unfortunately I have this problem from time to time and

it is

> yeast/bacteria. Up your probiotic and it should go away. Die off

> usually occurs and there is some loose stools associated with that.

> The probiotic is only a temporary fix. You might need to try strong

> yeast or bacteria fighters to get rid of it completely. Vicki

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