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Topic: anybody know of a way to kill candida without causing herxes?

GVS
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Am allergic to the serrapeptase in Syntol.
The protease in Candidex tears up my heartburn.

Am having massive fungal herxes. Anybody know of a way to kill candida without herxing, or of a way to bind its toxins?

GVS

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gz
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Molybdenum 3 times daily a few days before resuming anything to cause candida die off. It binds to the acetaldehyde, which is what causes the horrific flu-like die off sx.

This has worked beautifully for both spouse and I in the past. For me one capsule of OLE came on fast and literally flattened me for a couple days. I had zero die off sx using molybdenum.

Pantethine is also supposed to be beneficial.

Here's one page with info, mentions dosing at end:

http://candidapage.com/aldehyde.html

A quick search here's one for pantethine:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/3893199/

I hope this helps [Smile]

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GVS
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Very much. thanks.

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