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joahsark
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At this point my firm belief is that I have a major problem with yeast/candida and need to address it before I go on with any other treatment.

I already follow the strict diet and my doc rotates nystatin and diflucan. I do feel a difference in my brain almost immediately on diflucan, but the problem persists, and I want to address it long term.

I researched a few different protocols and am finding the "Modern Herbalist" by Dr. Schlesinger to be highly reviewed as it rotates 4 different treatments and addresses die off. It is definitely expensive.

The reviews I have found are great. Anyone here tried it?

Thanks as always.

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Whoa. Those price are very steep, indeed. And they use fillers. I looked at a couple of the products and I think you can find what you need for less money, and still have top quality.

I wonder if you considered SEAGATE olive leaf extract (only that brand -- or a brand that uses the same kind of growing, harvesting and processing as described in the Walker book here).

OLE addresses die-off as it's also very liver / kidneys supporting. And there is a recent medical abstract on how OLE can be helpful in lead detoxification.

Seagate as a long-standing two for one sale as they say they want to help those who need this. They grow their own and have total control from start to finish.

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/115457?#000000

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Keebler
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Also to consider:

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Thanks so much Keebler. I'll look into those. The convenient thing about the program is rotating the four products every four days. The research noted seems solid that it is needed. Looking that way from my own personal battle with it also.
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