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Topic: Thoughts On This Anti Candida Protocol?

Chronic Triathlete
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I've been off ABX for 8 months. Not because I'm better, but because my LLMD and I are trying a couple of different things. Everything has stayed pretty much the same during this time. No better, but no worse. Oh well...

The last thing to try before going back on ABX is a yeast/candida cleanse. Tonight he gave me this protocol:

RX
Nystatin 500,000m x 2 a day 30 days
Nizaral 200mg for x 1 a day 10 days

Homeopathic
Pleo Pef (pills)
Pleo Form (drops)
Pleo San (drops)

Anyone ever hear/try these Pleo things? The first 2 are Candida killers. The second is a herx limiter.

Any feedback would be great.

Thanks.
.CT

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canefan17
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Diet
Probiotics
Oral Hygiene

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Chronic Triathlete
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Is that post meant to be helpful Canefan?

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04.08.09 Fry Bart

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gwb
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My wife cleared her yeast issues up with Yeast Ease. She's tried EVERYTHING else and nothing worked.

http://abc.eznettools.net/jernigannutraceuticals/yeast-ease.html

Gary

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MariaA
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hey, I forget if we've talked about this- I see a huge improvement in candida when I take low dose naltrexone. I've been on and off of it a few times now and it's really obvious that it's helping.

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canefan17
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Sorry i was just adding to your list.

I feel that diet is extremely important. you can search on here for great diet ideas.

Probiotics (pop open capsule and pour into mouth.. after you've cleaned your mouth/tongue)

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Jason21
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I think 2 Nystatin per day is pretty low. Nystatin is very safe. I had bad trush while on flagyl.

I am currently on Tindamax and cipro, but I still take 6-8 tablets (500,000 IU each) of nystatin every day with no side effects.

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Chronic Triathlete
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Thanks for the suggestions, but I'm wondering specifically about the homeopathic items he gave me

http://www.sondriohealth.com/html/pleo_pef.html
http://www.sondriohealth.com/html/pleo_san_cand.html
http://www.sondriohealth.com/html/pleo_form.html

It's weird because on the company's website they have a ton of items, but not the ones he gave me http://www.sanum.com

Thanks.
.CT

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10.24.07 Sick
03.31.08 Diagnosed IGeneX WB with Bb
04.08.09 Fry Bart

Updated 02.06.10 � On an ABX break since July 09, gluten-free, lots of exercise.

My blog: http://www.chronictriathlete.com/wordpress

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lymie_in_md
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homeopathy are extremely powerful medications. instead of attacking organisms directly, they actually educate your immune system so the immune is involved in erradicating the organisms.

Homeopathy runs right into big pharma's financial interests. So big pharma and its partner the AMA have tried to destroy the credibility of this ART. I'd say science, but no one understands exactly how it works. So much of the homeopathic remedys are developed through careful observation.

Sanum by the way are some of the best homeopathic remedies you can buy. Who ever prescribed them to you is pretty skilled in both conventional and alternative medicine.

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Bob

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Chronic Triathlete
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quote:
Originally posted by lymie_in_md:
Sanum by the way are some of the best homeopathic remedies you can buy. Who ever prescribed them to you is pretty skilled in both conventional and alternative medicine.

Dr. M in Manhattan. Thanks for the info.

Best.
.CT

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10.24.07 Sick
03.31.08 Diagnosed IGeneX WB with Bb
04.08.09 Fry Bart

Updated 02.06.10 � On an ABX break since July 09, gluten-free, lots of exercise.

My blog: http://www.chronictriathlete.com/wordpress

Posts: 199 | From Brooklyn, NY | Registered: Apr 2008 | IP: Logged |

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