One of our member ask something about yeast infections symptoms. Michelle join our board and ask simple but important question.

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My name is Michelle and think I may have what everyone else has. When I was
little a got ear infections every other week always on antibiotics. Later in like I get yeast infections all the time and am very tired and achy. My stools have changed as well and I am always nauseous. The only thing I take in Acido. I need help and suggestions on what to do. What meds do you take and other vitamin or homeopathic remedies. Do others nauseous all the time?
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The response for her:

Yes, Michelle.. it does sound like you have what we have...welcome, you lucky lady!

Nausea is a symptom, but so are a lot of other things. Not everyone has all the same symptoms as others... that is the fun of candidiasis. You asked about meds and regimens.. the first thing to do is to understand what you can and cannot eat, and the first among these things is sugar - eliminate it from your diet in every form. There are long lists of foods not to eat.. it might be useful for you to pick up a copy of a "candidiasis" book - I like The Yeast Connection Workbook by William Crook, MD.... this book describes everything you could possibly need to know, even if you didn't go to a doctor.

I don't particularly hold with the antifungal prescription medications – they seem too dangerous to me, and, besides, I am a holistic nutritionist.. Some possible protocols you might follow after conducting an intestinal cleansing with one of the anti-parasite cleansers, such as ParaGone or 6N1, and are having regular daily bowel movements, and after you have been completely sugar free for a week are:

grapefruit seed extract
or
hydrogen peroxide
or
olive leaf extract
or
colloidal silver 500ppm

I tend to suggest being sugar-free for a week because then any possible die-off effects would be ameliorated.