Hold down your "CTRL" key on your keyboard and use your scroll wheel on your mouse to Zoom in once you click above. You will be able to see the lab values better.
This was done through NeuroScience. Took 2 weeks to process and get the report.
Anyone know about these IL's ?
What is the best way to treat this in your experience. Diflucan and Nystatin are failures from what I've heard.
I'm taking Virgin Coconut oil, but what about Threelac, Caprylic acid ? What is best and most effective including frequency and dosage ?
Thanks in advance,
Gary
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please research threelac. i have heard it has a strain of bacteria that has been banned in australia. look up "complaints against threelac".
but others swear by it....go figure.
but please be careful.
i've heard vancomycin is good for yeast. at least i think that's the name. don't use the nystatin liquid, too much sugar.
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You can then click on each IL and get a bit more detailed information on it.
I'd definitely be interested in hearing what you find out.
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For Yeast, I take Nystatin and also Oil of Oregano. I can't take any Diflucan or Lamisil (for toe fungus) because I'm on Mepron.
For stomach, I take Body Biotics and Floraster. When I can, I also drink a little of plain Kefir. Occasionally I'll do the coconut oil (I do this for parasites, I didn't know it also helps with yeast?).
There is an anti-yeast diet that one can follow but it's rather difficult for me.
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I m with you on the yeast "diet" apljack, Ive tried to follow that and its next to impossible, especially with my very fast metabolism.. The best I can do is cut back on the yeast no no's, seriously if I followed it strictly I d weigh 80 pounds and be near death.
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I agree gryphon. I lost 10 lbs going on this diet. 5'8'' and 113 lbs...bad bizness!!! No bread, No dairy and of course no crazy amounts of sugary things. But all those other little rules...extreme.
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i've tried, i really have but eating only meat and vegetables really made me sick.
no dairy at all was bad enough but then no carbs at all.
maybe that's why i've been so weak and it helped this crash, don't know.
i do loose on it, but it is the most impossible thing to do.
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I can't image no dairy. I'm going to attempt with all my heart going gluten free.
But the thought of no dairy is a nightmare.
I guess I need to be a rabbit.
Pam
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Gary it's great to see with determination you are finding HUGE pieces of your puzzle.
Keep up the good work.
Pam
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yea honestly the last few days of trying to be strict on this diet I feel like I ve gotten worse with my lyme symptoms. And have had very little improvement in the yeast as well, I think I will be going back to a moderate amount of good carbs, grains and such.
In fact I ve noticed my anxiety symptoms which had been fairly under control recently flared up bad as ever. I think the lack of carbs is bringing my blood sugar too low, possibly.
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