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Topic: Does psyllium feed yeast?

Catgirl
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Does anyone know if psyllium feeds yeast? I am trying to get over candida and I've heard it helps get rid of it, but I'm not sure.

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Lymetoo
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It should help clean your digestive tract.

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DoctorLuddite
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Metamucil might, but it's not the psyllium, it's likely the added dextrose. Pure psyllium is not something that feeds yeast.

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bcb1200
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There is a product called Tru Fiber which is a great source of fiber and it also promotes probiotic growth. It is great when used with Theralac, etc.

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Lymetoo
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I use Konsyl .. no sugar.

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