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Pushingthru
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Ever since I started taking NOW brand Saccharomyces Boullardi, I am not anywhere near as hungry. Has anyone else experienced anything like this?
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Maybe rather than suppressing, it's normalizing? If it's lessening candida, that would be likely as candida can give any appetite a rocket booster, gotta eat NOW edge with cravings and even an insatiable drive.

When I've then taken things to control candida such as Olive Leaf Extract or other herbs, my appetite was not so wild - but appropriate. I just might have had to remember to plan out meals when I was no longer craving constant fuel.

Though, if it is suppressing appetite for you it may be temporary as an adjustment. Just still be sure to get enough good food, often enough. Sometimes we just have to give it thought before that "drop" comes later on.
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I think I have noticed that .. and yes, I would say it's because it's controlling the yeast a little better.

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yes I have, as with other yeast-killers, and do think the reason is as suggested above
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I have huge GI problems.

Skinny as a rail at 6 foot and 144 pounds and I constantly eat and am never satisfied.

Interesting observation.

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Yeast can make you ravenously hungry.

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I didn't think of it that way but it makes sense. Maybe I have to level out because it's that I'm not hungry at all most times, not just ravenous. Whatever it is, I could use some suppression after gaining 20 lbs over the last 2 years!
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