Re: Duncan not answering this week

[Guest guest]

Ducan,

I look forward to your return. Earlier this week someone asked about a

rash possibly caused by too many probiotics. I have a rash on the

inside of my left arm at elbow. I started

Whey/Inulin/Selenium/Probiotics 2 to 3 weeks ago. Is it possible that

rash was caused by any of the above. It hasn't spread, but it is

itchy. Thanks --Jeff B.

>

> I'm busy again this week so I hope some of the longer-term members

> would kindly answer the few noob questions about undenatured whey and

> inulin dosage etc. and maybe provide links periodically so people can

> work out the actual potency of their undenatured whey and look at the

> research on that and on the inulin and prebiotics in general (though

> the questions were directed at me, we've done this and many know the

> work now

>

> Later then -

>

> Duncan

>

[Guest guest]

It would help if someone posted this general informatin to the files.

Elyse

On 5/3/07, Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

>

>

> I'm busy again this week so I hope some of the longer-term members

> would kindly answer the few noob questions about undenatured whey and

> inulin dosage etc. and maybe provide links periodically so people can

> work out the actual potency of their undenatured whey and look at the

> research on that and on the inulin and prebiotics in general (though

> the questions were directed at me, we've done this and many know the

> work now

>

> Later then -

>

> Duncan

>

>

[Guest guest]

Good idea

I will get to it this lifetime I hope.

I asked for help to get the messages ID'ed so I can put them up...no one stepped

up to do this.

So, I will ask again...will someone get the message numbers and get them to me

so we can get them up???

macedgeca <macedgeca@...> wrote: It would

help if someone posted this general informatin to the files.

Elyse

On 5/3/07, Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

>

>

> I'm busy again this week so I hope some of the longer-term members

> would kindly answer the few noob questions about undenatured whey and

> inulin dosage etc. and maybe provide links periodically so people can

> work out the actual potency of their undenatured whey and look at the

> research on that and on the inulin and prebiotics in general (though

> the questions were directed at me, we've done this and many know the

> work now

>

> Later then -

>

> Duncan

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, an outline of Duncans protocol with dosage

information would be extremely helpful.

Carmen

--- macedgeca <macedgeca@...> wrote:

> It would help if someone posted this general

> informatin to the files.

>

> Elyse

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Nieema

I'm at work, so it may take time, but I'm willing to work with you.

E-mail me off list and tell me what you need.

Keen

Re: Duncan not answering this week

Good idea

I will get to it this lifetime I hope.

I asked for help to get the messages ID'ed so I can put them up...no one

stepped up to do this.

So, I will ask again...will someone get the message numbers and get them

to me so we can get them up???

macedgeca <macedgeca@...> wrote:

It would help if someone posted this general informatin to the files.

Elyse

On 5/3/07, Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

>

>

> I'm busy again this week so I hope some of the longer-term members

> would kindly answer the few noob questions about undenatured whey

and

> inulin dosage etc. and maybe provide links periodically so people

can

> work out the actual potency of their undenatured whey and look at

the

> research on that and on the inulin and prebiotics in general (though

> the questions were directed at me, we've done this and many know the

> work now

>

> Later then -

>

> Duncan

>

>

[Guest guest]

Nieema,

Message #53369 is one place where the protocol is given.

Zookee

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> > I'm busy again this week so I hope some of the longer-term

members

> > would kindly answer the few noob questions about undenatured

whey and

> > inulin dosage etc. and maybe provide links periodically so

people can

> > work out the actual potency of their undenatured whey and look

at the

> > research on that and on the inulin and prebiotics in general

(though

> > the questions were directed at me, we've done this and many

know the

> > work now

> >

> > Later then -

> >

> > Duncan

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Why wouldn't the rash be candida detoxing as a RESULT of increased

probiotics?

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Yes, this happened to me -- all over my neck. It was red and itchy. I got it

after I rifed for candida -- every time. At first I thought I was allergic to

the gold necklace I was wearing. But then realized I had it even when I didn't

wear any necklace for weeks.

Blessings,

Bonnie

a <schoolofrawk@...> wrote:

Why wouldn't the rash be candida detoxing as a RESULT of increased

probiotics?

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[Guest guest]

Hi a,

Sorry, I should have given a better explanation. I have been rid of

my candida for about a month now, so I know the rash isn't because of

die-off. I'm still taking tons of probiotics, and I've read that they

can cause a rash. I'm wondering now if it might be psoriasis or

something.

Zookee

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> Why wouldn't the rash be candida detoxing as a RESULT of increased

> probiotics?

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you! Then yes, it sounds likely if that is a side effect of too

many and you are taking a lot. I'd try backing off them a bit and

seeing if it subsides.. ?

[Guest guest]

Hi Zookee

Your liver is linked to the skin. It could be that your liver is

detoxing, which would lead you to have more of a skin reaction.

Best way to test is to stop the probiotics and see what happens.

Keen

Re: Duncan not answering this week

Hi a,

Sorry, I should have given a better explanation. I have been rid of

my candida for about a month now, so I know the rash isn't because of

die-off. I'm still taking tons of probiotics, and I've read that they

can cause a rash. I'm wondering now if it might be psoriasis or

something.

Zookee

>

> Why wouldn't the rash be candida detoxing as a RESULT of increased

> probiotics?

>