Re: does anyone know if grape seed oil and thyme extract is effective against yeast

[Guest guest]

Can someone please respond. I would appreciate any help you can provide

Aatom <bklyred002@...> wrote: Hi, I have a recurrent yeast infection on my

penis for about three

years now. I saw my dermatologist three years ago and his

proscription was for me to pull the foreskin on my penis back; after

a few days the yeast infection disappeared and I would pull my

foreskin forward again; but then the yeast infection would reoccur a

few months later. I didn't mind this because I would repeat the

procedure and it would disappear again, but now I have a dry patched

on the shaft of my penis and on my scrotum. I'm in great health

otherwise. I do have a sweet tooth and diabetes runs in my family.

my question is this, I found a treatment on the web and I wanted

some more info. the treatment is 1 tsp of grape seed oil and 20

drops of thyme extract and apply this mixture to the affected area.

I'm working on eliminating sugar and processed food from my diet.

[Guest guest]

Hi there

I would suggest Aloe Vera (natural anti-fungal), its

very soothing and healing for the skin.

Wishing you well

McKelvey U.K.

--- bobby blake <bklyred002@...> wrote:

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Can someone please respond. I would appreciate any

help you can provide

Aatom <bklyred002@...> wrote: Hi, I have a

recurrent yeast infection on my penis for about three

years now. I saw my dermatologist three years ago and

his

proscription was for me to pull the foreskin on my

penis back; after

a few days the yeast infection disappeared and I would

pull my

foreskin forward again; but then the yeast infection

would reoccur a

few months later. I didn't mind this because I would

repeat the

procedure and it would disappear again, but now I have

a dry patched

on the shaft of my penis and on my scrotum. I'm in

great health

otherwise. I do have a sweet tooth and diabetes runs

in my family.

my question is this, I found a treatment on the web

and I wanted

some more info. the treatment is 1 tsp of grape seed

oil and 20

drops of thyme extract and apply this mixture to the

affected area.

I'm working on eliminating sugar and processed food

from my diet.

[Guest guest]

thanks, I do have aloe vera gel on hand so I will try it.

McKelvey <kmmckelvey@...> wrote:Hi there

I would suggest Aloe Vera (natural anti-fungal), its

very soothing and healing for the skin.

Wishing you well

McKelvey U.K.

--- bobby blake <bklyred002@...> wrote:

---------------------------------

Can someone please respond. I would appreciate any

help you can provide

Aatom <bklyred002@...> wrote: Hi, I have a

recurrent yeast infection on my penis for about three

years now. I saw my dermatologist three years ago and

his

proscription was for me to pull the foreskin on my

penis back; after

a few days the yeast infection disappeared and I would

pull my

foreskin forward again; but then the yeast infection

would reoccur a

few months later. I didn't mind this because I would

repeat the

procedure and it would disappear again, but now I have

a dry patched

on the shaft of my penis and on my scrotum. I'm in

great health

otherwise. I do have a sweet tooth and diabetes runs

in my family.

my question is this, I found a treatment on the web

and I wanted

some more info. the treatment is 1 tsp of grape seed

oil and 20

drops of thyme extract and apply this mixture to the

affected area.

I'm working on eliminating sugar and processed food

from my diet.

[Guest guest]

The fact that it is reoccurring could mean you have candida problems

elsewhere and this is the only place you can see it. I can see it on my

tongue. Diet is a great start at combating this beastie.

> Re: does anyone know if grape seed oil and thyme

> extract is effective against yeast

>

> Can someone please respond. I would appreciate any help you can provide

>

> Aatom <bklyred002@...> wrote: Hi, I have a recurrent yeast infection

> on my penis for about three

> years now. I saw my dermatologist three years ago and his

> proscription was for me to pull the foreskin on my penis back; after

> a few days the yeast infection disappeared and I would pull my

> foreskin forward again; but then the yeast infection would reoccur a

> few months later. I didn't mind this because I would repeat the

> procedure and it would disappear again, but now I have a dry patched

> on the shaft of my penis and on my scrotum. I'm in great health

> otherwise. I do have a sweet tooth and diabetes runs in my family.

> my question is this, I found a treatment on the web and I wanted

> some more info. the treatment is 1 tsp of grape seed oil and 20

> drops of thyme extract and apply this mixture to the affected area.

> I'm working on eliminating sugar and processed food from my diet.

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

When using it straight from the plant, just be careful not to prick yourself w/

the thorns LMAO

Actually I'm serious, as I've done that b4.

Did it help you since you started?

Re: does anyone know if grape seed oil and thyme

extract is effective against yeast

thanks, I do have aloe vera gel on hand so I will try it.

McKelvey <kmmckelvey@...> wrote:Hi there

I would suggest Aloe Vera (natural anti-fungal), its

very soothing and healing for the skin.

Wishing you well

McKelvey U.K.

--- bobby blake <bklyred002@...> wrote:

---------------------------------

Can someone please respond. I would appreciate any

help you can provide

Aatom <bklyred002@...> wrote: Hi, I have a

recurrent yeast infection on my penis for about three

years now. I saw my dermatologist three years ago and

his

proscription was for me to pull the foreskin on my

penis back; after

a few days the yeast infection disappeared and I would

pull my

foreskin forward again; but then the yeast infection

would reoccur a

few months later. I didn't mind this because I would

repeat the

procedure and it would disappear again, but now I have

a dry patched

on the shaft of my penis and on my scrotum. I'm in

great health

otherwise. I do have a sweet tooth and diabetes runs

in my family.

my question is this, I found a treatment on the web

and I wanted

some more info. the treatment is 1 tsp of grape seed

oil and 20

drops of thyme extract and apply this mixture to the

affected area.

I'm working on eliminating sugar and processed food

from my diet.