RE: What works to get Candida back in balance

[Guest guest]

Hi all

I thought I would share something with you that I have just discovered.

Purely by chance, I discovered a natural product called Mastic Gum,

which helps to kill off candida, H Pylori, the bacteria that cause

ulcers and other bad bacteria. It also does no harm to the beneficial

bacteria. I am going to add it to my rotation of anti-fungals, as I

think it will help a lot.

Hope this helps.

Keen

Re: Re: Re: Bee Wilder's Program /

Excellent

Greetings All

Good movement here!!!

I would like to suggest that this thread be turned into...What works to

regain health and thus get the Candida back in balance.

We have had many many thoughts here...anyone what to start the ball

rolling?

Marla <busykitchen@...> wrote:

Hello,

I'm new here, and have been following Bee's program for a couple of

weeks.

So I see here that one criticism is that she doesn't include inulin in

her

program. May I ask what the other criticisms are? I'd like to know

both

sides. You can point me to other threads if need be.

Thanks!

Marla

On 10/4/06, Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

>

> I agree basically with smkahoo that the is good

> because it is more restrictive of carbs, but the not-so-excellent

> parts of the program have also been discussed on

> this list; these parts are off-limits on Bee's group, and as a

> practical matter, backed by research that is also not part of the

> program, many of that group's members are already

> getting better and/or faster results than they previously were by

> simply hitting a couple of deficiencies that are built in to that

> method.

>

> It's really hard to get success when a deficiency is undermining

> one's health program, and though some would prefer to not correct

> the demonstratable deficiency of inulin that led to the chronic

> bowel dysbiosis and candida in the first place, like any

> approach, we all take what we need and leave the rest.

>

> Duncan Crow

>

[Guest guest]

Keen,

I tried mastic gum and it tore my stomach up ALOT. Let me know how it

works for you.

Bill

[Guest guest]

Keen

Thank you for this! I already ordered some Your timing was perfect.

[Guest guest]

I looked up Mastic on PubMed and found that it doesn't work well as

an antibiotic in this research from 2003.

QUOTE: " ...mastic and thyme extracts exerted hardly any microbicidal

activity, while grape kernel extract and evodia were still effective

at 2- to 6-fold dilutions below the MIC of the solvent. ....C.

albicans was only susceptible to evodia. "

PMID: 12872531

See also the 2003 study titled

Monotherapy with mastic does not eradicate Helicobacter pylori

infection from mice.

PMID: 12562704

Previous test tube studies had shown bacterial kill, but as is often

the case this does not mean it works in a real environment.

If anyone wants to verify a particular antibiotic just use the search

box on PubMed:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?CMD=search & DB=pubmed

The search I used in this case was (mastic antibiotic)

Duncan

>

>

> Hi all

>

> I thought I would share something with you that I have just

discovered.

> Purely by chance, I discovered a natural product called Mastic Gum,

> which helps to kill off candida, H Pylori, the bacteria that cause

> ulcers and other bad bacteria. It also does no harm to the

beneficial

> bacteria. I am going to add it to my rotation of anti-fungals, as I

> think it will help a lot.

>

> Hope this helps.

>

> Keen

[Guest guest]

Hi Bill

What do you mean by tore your stomach up?

Keen

Re: What works to get Candida back in balance

Keen,

I tried mastic gum and it tore my stomach up ALOT. Let me know how

it

works for you.

Bill

[Guest guest]

Hi

I am only starting it next month (already bought my anti-fungals for

this month), so let me know how it goes.

Keen

RE: What works to get Candida back in balance

Keen

Thank you for this! I already ordered some Your timing was

perfect.