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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
Posts: 697
Gallery: MarcellaSF
Stats: Ugh/Better/Yay
WOE: DANDR
Start Date: Restart 5 June 2010
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#1474 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: The Beach, FL
Posts: 72
Gallery: princess_tonya
WOE: Anti-Candida and Whole Foods
Start Date: January, 2009
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Way too much time on my hands!
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If the sweet girl is confident then you're allowing her to express and that is cool. Let her mama! I'll tell you a sad story....sorry if i'm threadjacking by the way but my son used to dress in the strangest things. He thought jeans were uncomfortable so he wore sweats all the time....he loved cowboy boots so he would tuck his sweats into his cowboy boots but then he would make me buy those mittens "one size fits all" and ask me to cut the fingers of the mitten off......so what an outfit! Well, my mother when picking him up (real control freak) was a "Macy's only shopper" and would stealthily throw his gloves in the nearest garbage can. It made me LIVID!! It upset him so badly, I would arm him with a secon pair in his jacket pocket.
Let them be individuals I say. |
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#1476 |
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Senior LCF Member
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Amen Fawn! I still get teased about my outfits from back in the day (like 6-12 years old) but I don't care. I was wearing what I wanted to wear. I wish I could go back to that kind of confidence. I don't have to have all the namebrands and I don't want to look like a clone but I am not the confident little kid I used to be. Probably because at thirty, my family still teases me about my clothes. Whatever.
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#1477 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
Posts: 697
Gallery: MarcellaSF
Stats: Ugh/Better/Yay
WOE: DANDR
Start Date: Restart 5 June 2010
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Tooter, yes, it was Jarrow extra virgin! I never could understand why people here at LCF would say they didn't like the taste of VCO, but now I do!
I hated getting glasses in 7th grade--I think it's very cool that a little girl loves them! |
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Way too much time on my hands!
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The Only 2 I use now is Nutiva and the brand at Wal-mart. |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Lawrence, KS
Posts: 101
Gallery: ceccarp
Stats: 401/365/200 Saw dr on 1/15/09 & back to 400 ugh!
WOE: Anti-candida
Start Date: 12/31/2008
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![]() And thanks everyone for tip about Jarrow brand CO. I'm gonna learn from other people's experience not get that brand............. EVER!![/COLOR] |
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Way too much time on my hands!
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It's a White plastic Jar (16 oz) With a Dark lable that says "Organic Extra Virgin Coconut Oil". The brand name is hard to find on it, but it's actually made by Rexall. |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Lawrence, KS
Posts: 101
Gallery: ceccarp
Stats: 401/365/200 Saw dr on 1/15/09 & back to 400 ugh!
WOE: Anti-candida
Start Date: 12/31/2008
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[COLOR="Purple"]I'm so happy, My ankles are not swollen this morning!!!!
I usually have edema in my ankles and feet so bad that I have problems putting on my shoes. I wake up with normal ankles but then as the day wears on they start swelling up. So to have skinny ankles after being up for several hours is a bonus. I noticed the same thing happened when I went anti-candida several years ago. So, I'm guessing that swelling of the feet and ankles might be related to candida.Anyone else have swelling of the ankles?? [/COLOR]
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#1482 | |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Lawrence, KS
Posts: 101
Gallery: ceccarp
Stats: 401/365/200 Saw dr on 1/15/09 & back to 400 ugh!
WOE: Anti-candida
Start Date: 12/31/2008
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I guess I'll have to look harder. Also, some people have said they found Biotin there as well. I looked at all the supplements they had very slowly and I couldn't find that either. I can't wait for the new Super Wal-Mart opens. Then I'll have another place to look for stuff. Sometime this year Lawrence, KS will have a 2nd Super Wal-Mart. Leave it to our City Commissioners to decide that this is will be a good thing for the city. [/COLOR] |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: NW PA
Posts: 4,803
Gallery: Linny
Stats: Lost 50 lbs
WOE: Organic & Natural Whole Food version of Atkins
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#1484 |
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Major LCF Poster!
Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Mt Pleasant, PA USA
Posts: 2,343
Gallery: micki
Stats: 140/137/130
WOE: avoid the white stuff and walk my ass off
Start Date: Summer 2000
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Has anyone ever taken diflucan for yeast? I was in Mexico and bought some generic and I am not sure how to take it or for how long. I don't like to take drugs, but I am tired of yeast infections constantly. I want to kill it once and for all.
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#1485 |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: NW PA
Posts: 4,803
Gallery: Linny
Stats: Lost 50 lbs
WOE: Organic & Natural Whole Food version of Atkins
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I took lots of DiFlucan but I was also taking high dose antibiotics for a bad lyme disease infection. I haven't taken DiFlucan since around November though but 2 of my treating doctors felt it was safe to take every 3 days.
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#1486 | |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Alabama
Posts: 695
Gallery: Kathy_de_Alabama
Stats: 242/205/155
WOE: ZERO CARB
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Yes, I get all kinds of swelling that goes away with any low-carb diet. I never related it to Candida, but you may be on to something there. |
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#1488 |
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Junior LCF Member
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Bartlesville, OK
Posts: 3
Gallery: tvandi
Stats: 162
WOE: South Beach
Start Date: 10/2008
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New to the thread
Hello. Have been reading the thread off and on for three days and I can't catch up with you all! So much info. I actually suspected yeast overgrowth a couple of years ago and bought ThreeLac BUT I didn't change my diet much. Needless to say, here I am again searching for answers. After reading the thread so far (I'm on page 23) I have so much more understanding. Thanks all of you for sharing. I would like to get some advice about my kids however . . .
With my first child I could not nurse due to SEVERE pain. We were military at the time and no doctor would try to help figure out the problem and just thought it was normal beginning nursing pain and I was being a whimp but it was so bad I had to quit nursing. Seven yrs later I had another child and the same thing happened, even worse!! However, this time my pediatrician had a Nurse Practitionar who is an expert of yeast problems of this time and she said I had a "breast yeast infection". She sent me to my medical doctor who would not cooperate and give me enough Diflucan to kill it all. So she helped me along by using diet changes and antifungal creams and those changes kept it under control and I was able to keep nursing but never felt like I fully got rid of the yeast. Three yrs later, I had another child and had some problems but not near to the degree and we had moved and I no longer had the nurse practitioner for support. I utilized the things I did before, but as I say, it was not anything like the first two times of nursing. That was 6 years ago. Now, my son is 6 years old. He was diagnosed with apraxia ("impairment of the organization of movement" for speech.) However, over the years we have figured out he actually has dyspraxia which is an impraiment of the organization of all movement. He also has some mild sensory processing disorders. About 8 months ago he was diagnosed with reflux and irritable bowel syndrome. Through therapy and changing ways we teach him things, he has done so well most people don't even know he has a problem. I have been searching for help for him as I am homeschooling now and see more where the dyspraxia is affecting him. About the same time of that research, I also joined this site and found this thread for myself and began seeing a lot of symtpoms and things that make me think of my son. Now I am really beginning to wonder how much yeast could be playing a role in particular with my son, but also my other two children. Anyway, just wanted to put this out there and get some feedback from some of you. Would just love to hear your thoughts on it as you are obviously way ahead in your research and, with regard to my son, I don't feel I have any time to waste in order for him to have the best future possible. Thanks so much--back to reading--I'll catch up some day! Michele |
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#1489 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Toronto
Posts: 266
Gallery: fatnutritionist
Stats: 328.5/311.5/175
WOE: JUDDDD
Start Date: January 12th 2009 restart Atkins/March 1st JUDDDD
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Great thread, you guys are so knowledgable and PATIENT (Exzemasucks was about to make me go postal!!!). I am actually a salesrep for a company that sells a candida cleanse (Renew Life Candigone and Candizyme). I have attempted to do it a few times and it is way too strong for me. I started on the VCO yesterday and I will pick up some GSE. I take Ultimate Flora (50 Billion) probiotic from our company but I am wondering if I should stop until I get the yeasties under better control.
When I started back on Atkins 2 weeks ago I didn't have induction flu but I did have the worst pain in my knees. It was debilitating. I am thinking it is candida die off because I also had some rashes flame up on my body as well. Gotta get this under control if we want to start a family next year because I don't want to pass this legacy onto my baby! |
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Way too much time on my hands!
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If you made your own Sauerkraut (Cabbage, salt, water) and let it ferment, the Good bacteria would still be there and would be helpful. |
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Way too much time on my hands!
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Start out slow. Diet Antifungals Probiotics That's the order of things to do. You start out with diet to stop feeding the yeast any extra food. Then you add in antifungals. You go slow with this. A lot of people start out with Virgin Coconut oil and maybe Apple Cider Vinegar. They get used to this, then add in another antifungal like "Oil of Oregano", etc... The Theory is, you want to give as much room to implant good bacteria. After you have done those 2 things for awhile, you then start adding in he probiotics. The reason you "go slow" is because each of these things can cause "Die off". You don't want the "Die off" to be so strong and over whelming. It really is a YMMV type of thing. Each of us are different. |
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#1492 |
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Way too much time on my hands!
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Tvandi, WOW! What a Story!
![]() It certainly wouldn't hurt to change his diet to anti-candida, but you must go slow. Watch reactions and be very careful with "Die off". Please keep us posted. |
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#1493 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Lawrence, KS
Posts: 101
Gallery: ceccarp
Stats: 401/365/200 Saw dr on 1/15/09 & back to 400 ugh!
WOE: Anti-candida
Start Date: 12/31/2008
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[COLOR="Purple"]Oh gods, I feel like I'm crawling back to the land of the living. Sunday night my BF got sick. At first we though it was food poisoning. Come to find out he had a stomach and intestinal bug cause he was vomiting and had diarrhea for quite a while. So he spent 2 days recovering. But then yesterday morning was my turn. I didn't have the vomiting, but I attribute that to not having had breakfast yet and not from my stomach not trying to bring something up. It was trying, but nothing was happening. I did get the diarrhea though. So now that I've had an enforced mini-fast I'm going to slowly eat only what I can tolerate. So far yogurt and broth seem the best bets. My BF went back to work today even though he's still not back up to par. He couldn't afford any more time off. But he's taking it easy, too. Now if I can just get rid of this damned headache. I get one if I've laid down too long and I was in bed, sleeping, most of yesterday. Ah well, one day at a time.[/COLOR]
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: The Beach, FL
Posts: 72
Gallery: princess_tonya
WOE: Anti-Candida and Whole Foods
Start Date: January, 2009
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). Reading this whole thread takes so long, it is so helpful though. I'm glad you are finding help though.
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#1495 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Lawrence, KS
Posts: 101
Gallery: ceccarp
Stats: 401/365/200 Saw dr on 1/15/09 & back to 400 ugh!
WOE: Anti-candida
Start Date: 12/31/2008
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[COLOR="Purple"]I've just been wondering about excess phlegm and mucus. I've noticed that I seem to have a lot more mucus I'm blowing out my nose that usual today and I don't think it's because I've eaten wrong in the last 24 hours. Heck, I could barely keep water down until last night when I finally felt hungry and then I only had a cup of broth. This morning all I had about a 1/2 cup of plain yogurt.
I know that when use to I have certain drinks, like wine, my sinuses would get blocked. Also, when I would eat cheese or drink milk I'd get excess phlegm. So that's got me wondering if it's not mucus but candida I'm blowing out. I'm not coughing anything up right now, but I've wondered about the phlegm, too. Any thoughts?[/COLOR] |
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#1496 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Alabama
Posts: 695
Gallery: Kathy_de_Alabama
Stats: 242/205/155
WOE: ZERO CARB
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How do children do with Oregano Oil? I just ordered some for myself, and wondered if my son would take it. My kids are 16 and 6, girl and boy, and they both have signs of Candida. I cannot do a thing about the 16yo's diet, and I'm beginning to think I have no control over the 6yo's either. It's frustrating. I have him off all real sugar and planned to slowly take him off fake sugars next, but he gets things at school and sneaks food - I really don't know what I can do. He has skin problems and bowel problems. My daughter has severe eczema (sp?). Neither one will THINK about ingesting CO - I have tried several preparations/recipes, as well as plain, and they just hate the taste of it. I know I should and will keep working on both kids' diets. One good thing is they eat what I eat for dinner. So, at least there's that.
But back to where I started out: If I give my son a couple of drops of OO in his water each day, will it help him? Do you think he might take it? Does it taste bad? |
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#1498 |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Alabama
Posts: 695
Gallery: Kathy_de_Alabama
Stats: 242/205/155
WOE: ZERO CARB
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#1499 |
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Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
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I did the oil the first time oh-em-gee it was gross!
This time around I bought the capsules, they are small so if he will take them you will probably have better luck! Tell him that when he burps it will taste like he just ate spaghetti LOL |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Alabama
Posts: 695
Gallery: Kathy_de_Alabama
Stats: 242/205/155
WOE: ZERO CARB
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Thank you. I have already ordered and paid for the drops, but I will also order some capsules to see if he will take that.
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