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I've struggled with this for almost two years.
Previously I tried olive leaf, oil of oregano, caprylic acid, and even diflucan will not get rid of this.
The only treatment that has helped is V Fend (hard on kidneys). My kidney function blood work showed elevations in my kidney so doc stopped for a while and resumed. V Fend couldn't even completely wipe out this yeast problem.
I guess that's what 3 years worth of abx can do to a person.
What have others tried that have a severe yeast problem that knocked it right out?
By the way, I'm very aware of the candida diet which I know I need to be more strict with.
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Thanks tutut. Love those by the way. Right now I'm on Primadophilus Optima...35 billion good culture.
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i would increase your probiotic or add another one such as VSL #3 and take increase your herbal antifungal such as fungal defense or oregamax.
perhaps you can get a rx for diflucan to get a jump start.
there is also an enzyme called Candex, which could be taken in addition to the above. there are other enzymes that address candida as well.
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I've battled severe yeast for awhile now but when I went totally sugar free, yeast free, bread free and all that other garbage free back in October last year, my yeast cleared up.
I pretty much eliminated most foods from my diet, lost 45 pounds so far and no sign of yeast.
Good luck.
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quote:Originally posted by Gert: [QB] I've battled severe yeast for awhile now but when I went totally sugar free, yeast free, bread free and all that other garbage free back in October last year, my yeast cleared up.
I pretty much eliminated most foods from my diet, lost 45 pounds so far and no sign of yeast.
It usually works that way!!
Tickalert .. do that, plus the other 4 steps and you'll feel much better.
I've got to do it myself again!
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