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Some kids get chronic dysbiosis from the mercury in their bodies. Others are

pretty balanced but pulling the mercury out and taking it through the gut causes

dysbioses. Usually it increases yeast in most kids, especially with the use of

ALA, which provides a good environment for yeast to grow. In time, as there is

less mercury in the body, yeast issues seem to subside.

We usually treat for yeast throughout a chelating session and the day after.

Also, if he shows symptoms. Typical symptoms are up at 4:00 in the morning

giggling, crazy giggling at other times for no reason, scripting, scratching

" down there, " sometimes wetting accidents.

Barb

[ ] question about yeast

I have noticed many parents complaining or asking questions about there

childs yeast issues. How do you know your child has yeast problems? Are

there physical signs or can you only tell from testing? Just curious

and wondering if this is only a problem when chelating?

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For us we see bad behavior, a white coated tongue, constipation,

sometimes a tiny red pindot rash underarms or on the groin. Also

itching their bottom or privates more than usual, or a red anus.

We can tell from physical signs, we have not done testing for it.

Some people do, but it's expensive. It's cheaper to treat it and see

if they respond. A person who does not have yeast overgrowth, will

not respond to treatment for it. You won't see improvements or

worsening of behaviors (die off reaction).

We realized he had this problem based upon symptoms, and then when

treating it, those symptoms went away. The symptoms return when we

don't treat for yeast.

We do give GSE in small amounts daily to keep the yeast moderate and

in control. It rarely goes away completely but has become way more

manageable as we have progressed in chelation. We increase the

antiyeast treatment when we are doing chelation also.

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> I have noticed many parents complaining or asking questions about

there

> childs yeast issues. How do you know your child has yeast problems?

Are

> there physical signs or can you only tell from testing? Just

curious

> and wondering if this is only a problem when chelating?

>

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