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Topic: herbal/supplement that replaces diflucan??

gigimac
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Is there anything i can take? preferrably something that mostly just hits candida so i don't have to herx from lyme right now, can't deal with that right now.

wanting to focus on just candida for now.

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kimmie
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Oil of oregano

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lymeinhell
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And Capryllic acid..

I LOVE this product by phIon, but it's currently out of stock everywhere - I think the FDA might have had them pull it because they said it actually treated candida.

http://www.phionbalance.com/ph-balancing-products/body-detoxification/phion-whole-body-detoxification/?utm_source=lsgoogle&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=phion%2bdetox&utm_campaign=brand% 2bproduct%2bnames

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glm1111
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you can purchase anti candida kits with the herbs you need at a vitamin shoppe or Whole Foods. Also coconut oil is excellent. I would do both.

Gael

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Judie
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Natural - Thorne SF722

RX - Nystatin only stays in the GI tract and I have had no problems with it. I actually notice nothing different, just no yeast infections (can't tolerate diflucan at all)

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desertwind
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Olive leaf extract
Pau d Arco
Oil of Oregano
A-FNG
Caprylic Acid
Black Walnut
ART( used for babs but also effective against yeast)
Candigone

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MayBeeOK
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Over the years I tried all sorts of product until I came across Kefir. I use both the milk and water.

Got rid of my candida in 3 months with the kefir.

Now that I got rid of the candida, It's now working on my Lyme and other co-infections

I did not herx so bad with the candida but now it's really hitting me.

You can regulate how much you take. I drink 8 oz of milk in the morning and 8 oz of water at night.

The kefir that you buy in the store is so-so, the grains ( called kefirans ) are much more effective you can get them on-line.

They have from 40 - 50 different beneficial bacteria.

Powers Of Kefir http://www.orhaolam.com/uploads/KefirInShort.pdf

I got my ND and Vet on kefir and are using it in their practice

It is truly amazing food.

When I started to give kefir to my dog he herxed for over a week.

I've been giving my excess kefir to my friends. In most cases they have seen improvements in their health.

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CherylSue
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oil of oregano

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MADDOG
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Grapefruit seed extract. Not grape seed. Grapefruit seed!!

MADDOG

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Razzle
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Thyme & Oregano (herb and/or oil)
Zinc tannates/antifungal tannins
Lemongrass oil
Rosemary oil
Thieves oil (contains oils of cinnamon, clove, lemon, eucalyptus r., & rosemary)
Grapefruit seed extract
Biotin (large doses) - helps keep the fungus in the form that's easier to kill

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