Re: Birth control pills-Stuck

[Guest guest]

Stuck,

I took Depo-provera for a little over a year and ended

up having a bad reaction to it. It caused the lining

of my uterus to become too thin, which resulted in me

bleeding to death and becoming severely anemic and

having to be hospitalized because of it. They ended

up putting me on birth control pills with estrogen in

them to get the bleeding to stop and to keep it from

happening again. I hate being on the pill but it's

the only way to keep from having really bad cramps and

being so sick for nearly a week every month that I

can't get out of bed at all. What ever you decide

birth control wise, make sure to discuss it with your

doctor or ob/gyn.

Mona

--- Stuck <Sstuck@...> wrote:

> My husband needs facts aboutthe pill being bad for

> candida, not just posts

> from people on lists can anyone point me to a web

> site or a book that

> prooves this?is itthe hormones or the estrogen in it

> that make sit bad? is

> the DP shot bad as well then?

>

> -------

> It's not that life's too short, it's that we're dead

> so long.

> Reply about non=dairy butter

>

>

> Hi,

> When you say fat is good on an anti-candida diet

> does non-dairy

> butter like Nucola count? We are on a no gluten,no

> casien diet and

> also no sugar. My son is five ( about 53 lbs.) and

> is autistic. His

> autism really regresses when we take him off of

> Nystatin and his

> speech becomes slurred, it is a very BIG change. He

> has not had a die

> off reaction yet, but like most autistic kids he

> won't eat meat or

> most vegys. He mostly eats french fries and rice

> cakes! Should I up

> his dose of Nystatin? Right now he gets 1/8 tsp. 4x

> daily. -littledeb

>

> I'm not sure what " Nucola " is--can you tell me?

> Also, if you want to avoid

> the milk solids in butter, just use ghee. I've no

> doubt that candida

> negatively impacts autism, but you really must try

> to get your son to eat

> better: french fries and rice cakes are the WORST

> for candida as they are

> high glycemic foods. I can't give you any advice

> about dosing and Nystatin,

> but I think you should find other antifungals to

> work with; eventually, the

> Nystatin will fail to work as the yeast will become

> resistant to it. Candida

> is a very adaptable organism!

>

> Also, birth control pills are a no-no with candida

> as are corticosteroids.

>

>

>

>

> All the best,

>

> Byrnes, ND, RNCP

> http://www.PowerHealth.net

>

>

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Stuck,

I took Depo-provera for a little over a year and ended

up having a bad reaction to it. It caused the lining

of my uterus to become too thin, which resulted in me

bleeding to death and becoming severely anemic and

having to be hospitalized because of it. They ended

up putting me on birth control pills with estrogen in

them to get the bleeding to stop and to keep it from

happening again. I hate being on the pill but it's

the only way to keep from having really bad cramps and

being so sick for nearly a week every month that I

can't get out of bed at all. What ever you decide

birth control wise, make sure to discuss it with your

doctor or ob/gyn.

Mona

--- Stuck <Sstuck@...> wrote:

> My husband needs facts aboutthe pill being bad for

> candida, not just posts

> from people on lists can anyone point me to a web

> site or a book that

> prooves this?is itthe hormones or the estrogen in it

> that make sit bad? is

> the DP shot bad as well then?

>

> -------

> It's not that life's too short, it's that we're dead

> so long.

> Reply about non=dairy butter

>

>

> Hi,

> When you say fat is good on an anti-candida diet

> does non-dairy

> butter like Nucola count? We are on a no gluten,no

> casien diet and

> also no sugar. My son is five ( about 53 lbs.) and

> is autistic. His

> autism really regresses when we take him off of

> Nystatin and his

> speech becomes slurred, it is a very BIG change. He

> has not had a die

> off reaction yet, but like most autistic kids he

> won't eat meat or

> most vegys. He mostly eats french fries and rice

> cakes! Should I up

> his dose of Nystatin? Right now he gets 1/8 tsp. 4x

> daily. -littledeb

>

> I'm not sure what " Nucola " is--can you tell me?

> Also, if you want to avoid

> the milk solids in butter, just use ghee. I've no

> doubt that candida

> negatively impacts autism, but you really must try

> to get your son to eat

> better: french fries and rice cakes are the WORST

> for candida as they are

> high glycemic foods. I can't give you any advice

> about dosing and Nystatin,

> but I think you should find other antifungals to

> work with; eventually, the

> Nystatin will fail to work as the yeast will become

> resistant to it. Candida

> is a very adaptable organism!

>

> Also, birth control pills are a no-no with candida

> as are corticosteroids.

>

>

>

>

> All the best,

>

> Byrnes, ND, RNCP

> http://www.PowerHealth.net

>

>

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that is the main reason iam on the pill now is because of the cramops, but

honestly they haven't helped ifa nythng they ( some how) have gottenw orse.

I didn'tthink at time sthat i could get worse, but they did make them worse,

but id idn't want a child so I still take them. for now iam going to renew

them and wait till next month to decide what tod o. it's so frustrating.

-------

It's not that life's too short, it's that we're dead so long.

Reply about non=dairy butter

>

>

> Hi,

> When you say fat is good on an anti-candida diet

> does non-dairy

> butter like Nucola count? We are on a no gluten,no

> casien diet and

> also no sugar. My son is five ( about 53 lbs.) and

> is autistic. His

> autism really regresses when we take him off of

> Nystatin and his

> speech becomes slurred, it is a very BIG change. He

> has not had a die

> off reaction yet, but like most autistic kids he

> won't eat meat or

> most vegys. He mostly eats french fries and rice

> cakes! Should I up

> his dose of Nystatin? Right now he gets 1/8 tsp. 4x

> daily. -littledeb

>

> I'm not sure what " Nucola " is--can you tell me?

> Also, if you want to avoid

> the milk solids in butter, just use ghee. I've no

> doubt that candida

> negatively impacts autism, but you really must try

> to get your son to eat

> better: french fries and rice cakes are the WORST

> for candida as they are

> high glycemic foods. I can't give you any advice

> about dosing and Nystatin,

> but I think you should find other antifungals to

> work with; eventually, the

> Nystatin will fail to work as the yeast will become

> resistant to it. Candida

> is a very adaptable organism!

>

> Also, birth control pills are a no-no with candida

> as are corticosteroids.

>

>

>

>

> All the best,

>

> Byrnes, ND, RNCP

> http://www.PowerHealth.net

>

>

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In a message dated 1/5/01 12:41:32 PM Central Standard Time,

_el@... writes:

<< they can also give you a prescription

for ibprofen-prescription strength. >>

This could be VERY bad for anyone with leaky gut.

Tracey

[Guest guest]

Stuck,

The other thing is that it can take 1-3 years for you

to be able to get pregnant once you decide that you

want to have a child if you decide to go on

depo-provera after you stop taking it. There are

different kinds of birth control pills, you might want

to talk to your doctor or ob/gyn about changing it to

something else, they can also give you a prescription

for ibprofen-prescription strength. I know because my

family doctor had to give me a prescription for

prescription strength ibprofen when I was 12 years old

because my cramps where so bad that I couldn't do

anything other than be in extreme pain. Before I went

on Depo-provera I had cramps so bad that I was sick

for the entire week I was on my period and couldn't

get out of bed. The depo made that better, but then I

had the bad reaction to it, so now I'm on birth

control pills with estrogen in them. I still have

cramps but not to the point that I used to.

Mona

--- Stuck <Sstuck@...> wrote:

> that is the main reason iam on the pill now is

> because of the cramops, but

> honestly they haven't helped ifa nythng they ( some

> how) have gottenw orse.

> I didn'tthink at time sthat i could get worse, but

> they did make them worse,

> but id idn't want a child so I still take them. for

> now iam going to renew

> them and wait till next month to decide what tod o.

> it's so frustrating.

>

> -------

> It's not that life's too short, it's that we're dead

> so long.

> Reply about non=dairy

> butter

> >

> >

> > Hi,

> > When you say fat is good on an anti-candida diet

> > does non-dairy

> > butter like Nucola count? We are on a no gluten,no

> > casien diet and

> > also no sugar. My son is five ( about 53 lbs.) and

> > is autistic. His

> > autism really regresses when we take him off of

> > Nystatin and his

> > speech becomes slurred, it is a very BIG change.

> He

> > has not had a die

> > off reaction yet, but like most autistic kids he

> > won't eat meat or

> > most vegys. He mostly eats french fries and rice

> > cakes! Should I up

> > his dose of Nystatin? Right now he gets 1/8 tsp.

> 4x

> > daily. -littledeb

> >

> > I'm not sure what " Nucola " is--can you tell me?

> > Also, if you want to avoid

> > the milk solids in butter, just use ghee. I've no

> > doubt that candida

> > negatively impacts autism, but you really must try

> > to get your son to eat

> > better: french fries and rice cakes are the WORST

> > for candida as they are

> > high glycemic foods. I can't give you any advice

> > about dosing and Nystatin,

> > but I think you should find other antifungals to

> > work with; eventually, the

> > Nystatin will fail to work as the yeast will

> become

> > resistant to it. Candida

> > is a very adaptable organism!

> >

> > Also, birth control pills are a no-no with candida

> > as are corticosteroids.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > All the best,

> >

> > Byrnes, ND, RNCP

> > http://www.PowerHealth.net

> >

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

I don't have leaky gut so i odn't have tow rry about that.a nd we have

decided to not have me go on the shot. it was just too risky. I'll do

something next month maybe.

-------

It's not that life's too short, it's that we're dead so long.

Re: Birth control pills-Stuck

In a message dated 1/5/01 12:41:32 PM Central Standard Time,

_el@... writes:

<< they can also give you a prescription

for ibprofen-prescription strength. >>

This could be VERY bad for anyone with leaky gut.

Tracey

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