Re: Regressed from yeast/bacteria

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GSE will only kill yeast, you need to add some good bacteria

also(probiotic). You might also try adding biotin and no phenol

enzymes with the GSE, it might make a big difference.

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> Hi all,

> Tomorrow, I am doing a colon cleanse with oxy powder on ds, not

> because he is impacted, but because the last time I did this, he

> seemed so much more aware and not so much spacey as usual, although

> this was short lived, around 2 days, and then his spaciness, zoned

> out, yeasty symptoms came back, What I'm wanting to know is the

> following?:

> Should I still be giving probiotics, GSE while he is on the powder,

> or only after the clean out to put the good bacteria back?...How many

> drops of GSE should I give(he has tolerated 5 drops once/day so far

> without any sign of yeast going away).

> I have no idea whether to supplement OLE also, as I've been a bit

> iffy about this for a while wondering if it's causing yeast, as it's

> also an anti viral, but I've been using it solely for yeast.

> Ds's yeast symptoms have definately changed, as Dana has suggested

> before...He used to have the giggles, spin in circles, but now has

> changed to 'running off' on me when we go out, giggly only at bed

> time and not having any attention and eye contact and speech has

> regressed.

> Am hoping the clean out will help get the yeast out from his bowel,

> but wanting some info on how to KEEP it out.(I am not chelating at

> the moment).

> Donna.

>

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> Am hoping the clean out will help get the yeast out from his bowel,

> but wanting some info on how to KEEP it out.(I am not chelating at

> the moment).

What finally eliminated all yeast overgrowth for my son, was

chelating, anti-virals, and biotin. Try adding biotin, see if that helps.

Dana

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Now I'm confused, as I've given up chelating for a while now and havn't been

giving his anti-virals either(incl' OLE), as I thought maybe they were

contributing to his yeast symptoms.

Donna.

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> Am hoping the clean out will help get the yeast out from his bowel,

> but wanting some info on how to KEEP it out.(I am not chelating at

> the moment).

What finally eliminated all yeast overgrowth for my son, was

chelating, anti-virals, and biotin. Try adding biotin, see if that helps.

Dana

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> Now I'm confused, as I've given up chelating for a while now and

havn't been giving his anti-virals either(incl' OLE), as I thought

maybe they were contributing to his yeast symptoms.

> Donna.

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>

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Donna,

Both chelation and viral protocols can cause yeast; however, most

(perhaps all?) people have found that until you deal with metal

toxicity and/or viral problems to some degree, the yeast will

continue to be a problem. Most people simply have to work through

the yeast as best they can, and eventually, hopefully, come out the

other side at some point.

Anita

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> Now I'm confused, as I've given up chelating for a while now and

havn't been giving his anti-virals either(incl' OLE), as I thought

maybe they were contributing to his yeast symptoms.

Yes, both chelation and anti-virals REALLY increased the yeast here.

But, once the metals and viruses were gone, and the biotin was fully

loaded, no more yeast issues here at all.

Dana

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what is biotin

On Aug 8, 2008, at 8:05 AM, danasview wrote:

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> >

> > Now I'm confused, as I've given up chelating for a while now and

> havn't been giving his anti-virals either(incl' OLE), as I thought

> maybe they were contributing to his yeast symptoms.

>

> Yes, both chelation and anti-virals REALLY increased the yeast here.

> But, once the metals and viruses were gone, and the biotin was fully

> loaded, no more yeast issues here at all.

>

> Dana

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Biotin is part of the B complex, which I've been buying in capsule form.

Basically, Biotin inhibits the growth of yeast.

Dana, I've been giving 8mg of Biotin, along with magnesium without much

difference...what is the upper dosage you gave?

Donna.

Re: [ ] Re: Regressed from yeast/bacteria

what is biotin

On Aug 8, 2008, at 8:05 AM, danasview wrote:

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> >

> > Now I'm confused, as I've given up chelating for a while now and

> havn't been giving his anti-virals either(incl' OLE), as I thought

> maybe they were contributing to his yeast symptoms.

>

> Yes, both chelation and anti-virals REALLY increased the yeast here.

> But, once the metals and viruses were gone, and the biotin was fully

> loaded, no more yeast issues here at all.

>

> Dana

>

>

>

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> what is biotin

A B vitamin, made by the good bacteria in the gut. It is what the

body uses to control yeast, as well as good hair and nails and a few

other things.

Dana

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> Biotin is part of the B complex, which I've been buying in capsule

form. Basically, Biotin inhibits the growth of yeast.

> Dana, I've been giving 8mg of Biotin, along with magnesium without

much difference...what is the upper dosage you gave?

The most I gave was 20mg biotin 3x per day. At the height of

anti-virals, I also had to add GSE.

Dana