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Seriously.. I wasn't sure at first, but now I'm certain that saccromyces boulardii (found in Florastor) will stop you up bigtime... or is it just ME??
Good grief!! I was trying to add this to my diet because I feel it is the missing link in my battle against candida/yeast.
Anyone else have this trouble?
Next time you get diarrhea, TRY THIS!!!
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MichaelTampa
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Never did that for me, makes we wonder if you took too much in your situation ... created an imbalance of sorts?
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Helps when you are on enough ABX. If you are not, it is too much.
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Yes, people in our family find Saccharomyces bouldardii constipating.
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I actually have been taking 3/day (15 billion/day) lately, since starting to treat parasites. I haven't taken abx in really many months, and didn't need the SacchB until I started to treat parasites. My experience (not just this one time) has been that treating parasites is another thing that prompts the need for probiotics.
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Oldman.. I haven't been on abx in years... but I still have yeast.
I think I'll take 1/2 capsule every 3rd day or something. Sheesh. Or once a week?
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Make sure you drink a full glass of water with the S. Boulardii to cut down on the constipating effects.
And also, might be good to take a little magnesium with it, too...
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Lymetoo, have you tried drinking kombucha tea? I think it is supposed to be really good for yeast issues - even though it has a small amount of sugar and trace of alcohol.
I have just started learning how to make my own and have a batch almost ready. (easy!) I love the taste and have been enjoying a little bit of the store bought variety every evening in a wine glass. It is my treat.
Since doing this, I have not had any symptoms of yeast problems. Hope it might work for you.
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I've been making my own kombucha for several months now. I LOVE it!! It really helps me stay away from sugar!
Razzle.. yep, I take tons of magnesium and drink tons of water. Having Sjogren's makes me dry.
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Yeah, the kombucha rocks! Bugbit turned me onto it a while back. I wonder how she is doing (hope all is well)?
Lymetoo, s boullardi makes me itch (mushroom?).
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