cidin Experiences please

[Guest guest]

I am trying to implement cidin into my son's protocol. They yeast

is pretty bad right now, but I also heard there is a three week

adjustment period. Can any of you share your experiences?

[Guest guest]

In my experience, Lauricidin has been very, very helpful with what I suspect

are some of my son's viral issues (eye rolling, eye blinking, nigtht terrors).

However, I can only give a max of about 8 pellets at day (he's 70 pounds) and

only for 2-3 days in a row or he becomes very yeasty.

Debbie

In a message dated 5/15/2008 9:17:52 PM Central Daylight Time,

maggie_orourke@... writes:

I am trying to implement cidin into my son's protocol. They yeast

is pretty bad right now, but I also heard there is a three week

adjustment period. Can any of you share your experiences?

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Hello, I could not get my son to take cidin. We use Candex now

which is a natural enzyme that effects the cell walls of yeast -it is

suppose to thin the wall of yeast- so good friendly bacteria have a

much better chance of being colonized- the best part is Candex is it

controls yeast " with out " sending yeast into a bloom that we call die

off- when we give cidin or Grapefruit extract, ect, the yeast

goes into survival mode sending out spores that make more yeast trying

to survive the assault. I have been useing Candex for only a short

while and I am feeling less cloudy and better able to focus- I just

thought you might want to look into this. Ann

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> I am trying to implement cidin into my son's protocol. They yeast

> is pretty bad right now, but I also heard there is a three week

> adjustment period. Can any of you share your experiences?

I have given Lauricidin in the past. It caused soooooooooo much yeast

I was unable to control it, even if I was just giving one pellet. I

tried increasing the dose, I tried giving it every day for several

weeks, way too much yeast.

I had better luck with OLE, Virastop, vitamin C, and lysine. That

combination eliminated all viruses for my son. And altho the yeast

was still a lot, I was able to control it with biotin and GSE.

Dana

[Guest guest]

I've also tried Lauricidin unsuccessfully. Not sure why it didn't work

for us but there are a few possible reasons that I think could apply

in our case:

- caused too much yeast

- it's fatty acid and perhaps DD had trouble processing fats so didn't

handle it well

I read that coconuts are high sulfur and since Lauricidin is derived

from coconut oil, I wondered if Lauricidin could be high sulfur? It's

not listed in Andy's list of high sulfur supplements, and Andy is a

pretty thorough person, so perhaps I'm totally wrong here. But since

DD handled it so badly and reacts to many sulfur foods, I include it

as a possibility - which I hope others will correct if I'm wrong.

I'm going to try it again at some point but for now we're not using

it. Like Dana, I've also had better luck with other anti virals like OLE.

Like many of these supplements, I think one has to try them to see how

well they are tolerated and how effective they are for our kids.

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> I am trying to implement cidin into my son's protocol. They yeast

> is pretty bad right now, but I also heard there is a three week

> adjustment period. Can any of you share your experiences?

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