Re: what anti-fungals are you using & how's it going?

[Guest guest]

Bee,

I am going to ask my doctor to put me on powdered Nystatin ASAP. I have an

appointment this Wednesday. I have heard that powdered nystatin is the best

antifungal for intestinal yeast infections.

[ ] what anti-fungals are you using & how's it going?

Dear Group,

I'm curious as to what anti-fungals you all are using, and maybe you

are rotating more than one, and how it has been working for you.?

And is anyone on Nystatin?

TIA,

Bee

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[Guest guest]

The only one I can tolerate at the moment is coconut oil.

Sherry

Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote:Dear Group,

I'm curious as to what anti-fungals you all are using, and maybe you

are rotating more than one, and how it has been working for you.?

And is anyone on Nystatin?

TIA,

Bee

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[Guest guest]

I am currently rotating, oregano oil, garlic (in supplement form),

caprylic acid and grapefruit seed extract.

> Dear Group,

>

> I'm curious as to what anti-fungals you all are using, and maybe

you

> are rotating more than one, and how it has been working for you.?

>

> And is anyone on Nystatin?

>

> TIA,

> Bee

[Guest guest]

Dear Sherry,

Coconut oil is a good choice. I take coconut oil now, for it's great

saturated fats. I cook with it too. Do you? I take 2 tablespoons

with meals. Sure does hydrate the cells and makes your skin great.

I also use it on my skin.

I don't know if others knew this, but coconut oil (properly processed

of course) will not go rancid at room temperature for about 2 years.

Whereas even extra virgin olive oil can even go rancid in the

fridge. And flaxseed is very unstable and goes rancid very easily,

but fish oils contain higher quality essential fatty acids. Just

some tidbits.

How are you doing with diet Sherry?

The best to you my friend,

Bee

Dear Group,

>

> I'm curious as to what anti-fungals you all are using, and maybe

you

> are rotating more than one, and how it has been working for you.?

>

> And is anyone on Nystatin?

>

> TIA,

> Bee

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Bee.

I use coconut oil for everything. I cook with it, coat pans with it before

baking, I even use it on veggies instead of butter. Although I do you butter.

I have dedicated myself to incorporate as much as possible. I have even been

known to drizzle it on a cut up apple. The nice thing for me is I love the

flavor. If I were told to take it out of my diet I would have a really hard

time. I love the stability of it.

I am doing really well on my diet. I had some pretty bad die off symptoms

yesterday. Extreme fatigue, intestinal bloating and then looser bowel. For me

looser bowel is extremely different as I am usually constipated. I have moments

through out the day where I feel totally energized and better than I have in

years and then boom, I feel tired.

Thanks for all your wonderful support Bee.

Sherry

Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote:

Dear Sherry,

Coconut oil is a good choice. I take coconut oil now, for it's great

saturated fats. I cook with it too. Do you? I take 2 tablespoons

with meals. Sure does hydrate the cells and makes your skin great.

I also use it on my skin.

I don't know if others knew this, but coconut oil (properly processed

of course) will not go rancid at room temperature for about 2 years.

Whereas even extra virgin olive oil can even go rancid in the

fridge. And flaxseed is very unstable and goes rancid very easily,

but fish oils contain higher quality essential fatty acids. Just

some tidbits.

How are you doing with diet Sherry?

The best to you my friend,

Bee

Dear Group,

>

> I'm curious as to what anti-fungals you all are using, and maybe

you

> are rotating more than one, and how it has been working for you.?

>

> And is anyone on Nystatin?

>

> TIA,

> Bee

>

>

>

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