Guest guest Posted April 18, 2006 Report Posted April 18, 2006 Debra wrote: > > Hello all, > I am searching for some help. I had blood work done in December of 2005 showing highly positive candida overgrowth. I have been in Nystatin since 12/20 with 2 weeks of dyflucan. Also, I have been following the SCDiet for more than a year--initially I thought that was enough, but then found the candida situation. ==>The SCDiet is not adequate for curing candida and for maintaining ongoing health for many reasons, so please read the article sent to you when you joined and tweak your diet accordingly. My questions: > 1.How long shall I stay on the prescription? My doctor just keeps renewing it. ==>Diflucan is extremely hard on the liver and should only be taken if liver function tests are done before taking them. Nystatin can be taken for a very long time - I took it for 1 1/2 years - but the diet is most important aspect of curing candida - you will understand better after you the read the article (it's also in our Files on the left side-menu of our Group). > I have heard that yeast can build tolerance to this med. I am just afraid to stop because I feel SO much better and I do not want to go back to the awful feeling I have had for about 20 years! ==>I didn't build up tolerance/resistance to nystatin, but there are many excellent natural antifungals that are much better, i.e. raw crushed garlic, clove oil, oil of oregano, and coconut oil (coconut oil is extremely important for health anyway). > 2.The only craving I ever have is for raw cashews....is that normally a candida connection? ==>Everyone has their own cravings for different foods. Cravings foods that aren't recommended are due to addictions or a lack of nutrients (especially minerals). > 3. I read about syclovir as a candida treatment. Any info on that? ==>Yes, it contains Diatoms which are very damaging - see the " Not Recommended Supplements, Treatments, etc. " article (after the Folders in the Files). > > This message board is tremendous--thank you so much!!! ==>You are very welcome. So glad you're with us! Bee Quote
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