Guest guest Posted December 22, 2008 Report Posted December 22, 2008 HELLO, I am also interested in this. Can you please give us more info on this AMLA herbs, what is it, how is it given and how often and where to purchase them* Thanks for sharing this info. My son has major yeast issues too. I don't do Nystatin and other prescription meds. I only give him GSE and biotin when the yeasty beasts are back in his system. lie From: ronnimike <HISSPECIALTOUCH@...> Subject: [ ] Re: Behaviour - yeast Date: Monday, December 22, 2008, 9:56 AM How is the Amla given...how much do you give...how often...we are having unbelievable issues with yeast...even with nystatin... For us, the reason we couldn't do three-lac was because it is has strep strains in it and my kids are strep sensitive. Anyone who is sensitive to strep or PANDAs shouldn't use three-lac or should be very very careful. Ronni > > My child had major behavior issues, most of them were alleviated with > food elimination. He had problems with soy, other legumes (beans), > casein, gluten, MSG, and all artificial colors. Dairy made my son > especially aggressive and I have heard Threelac may contain a bit of > milk, so that is possibly the problem. > > We have had more success with Amla (I first purchased the Paradise > Herbs brand, then a bulk organic powder) than any probiotic or yeast > fighter. In a study, Amla worked as well as Nystatin for controlling > yeast. > > > > > > Hi all, > > > > I am new to this group. My son was diagnosed with autism about 7 > > months ago. I've started him on Threelac, and three days later he's > > like a " little demon " , my God, I've never seen him act like this. > Has > > anyone else experienced this? What should I do? Any advice? > > > > Also, I'm thinking about changing my cookware, apparently I have to > > have special cookware, nickel free or something. Can someone give me > > some guidance on this? > > > > Let me know, please. > > > > Dominique > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2008 Report Posted December 29, 2008 Where are you getting Threelac has strep? Please e-mail me also at bill.luce@... or I may miss your post--I called the company and they told me no. From: ronnimike <HISSPECIALTOUCH@ AOL.COM> Subject: [ ] Re: Behaviour - yeast Date: Monday, December 22, 2008, 9:56 AM How is the Amla given...how much do you give...how often...we are having unbelievable issues with yeast...even with nystatin... For us, the reason we couldn't do three-lac was because it is has strep strains in it and my kids are strep sensitive. Anyone who is sensitive to strep or PANDAs shouldn't use three-lac or should be very very careful. Ronni > > My child had major behavior issues, most of them were alleviated with > food elimination. He had problems with soy, other legumes (beans), > casein, gluten, MSG, and all artificial colors. Dairy made my son > especially aggressive and I have heard Threelac may contain a bit of > milk, so that is possibly the problem. > > We have had more success with Amla (I first purchased the Paradise > Herbs brand, then a bulk organic powder) than any probiotic or yeast > fighter. In a study, Amla worked as well as Nystatin for controlling > yeast. > > > > > > Hi all, > > > > I am new to this group. My son was diagnosed with autism about 7 > > months ago. I've started him on Threelac, and three days later he's > > like a " little demon " , my God, I've never seen him act like this. > Has > > anyone else experienced this? What should I do? Any advice? > > > > Also, I'm thinking about changing my cookware, apparently I have to > > have special cookware, nickel free or something. Can someone give me > > some guidance on this? > > > > Let me know, please. > > > > Dominique > > > Quote
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