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Is My Doctor Krazy?


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fringfring Rookie

My doc (a celiac too)

suggested an orthbiotic, a prescribed anti-biotic, and two kinds of bacteria laden enzymes for me after I took the NutraEval test and she said I have a case of intestinal yeast.

I asked her if fruit should go and she said no. She said refined grains were the worst.

She also suggested the following mineral drink for me:

1 tea celtic sea salt

2 tea of apple cider vinegar

raw honey

water

does the salt kill off the negative qualities of the vinegar and honey for this condition?

CONFUSION!


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OptimisticMom42 Apprentice

Hello Fringfring,

This one is brand new to me. But I'd be interested to hear more on the subject as I also have problems with yeast overgrowth (candida). What are the negative qualities of apple cider vinegar and raw honey for this condition? And which condition are you refering to, the yeast or the celiacs?

I had read that apple cider vinegar was OK for celiacs because it is not made from grains. However my mold allergy would probably react to it. Are mold allergy, yeast and fermentation related? Hmm, I will defintley research this a bit more.

I had read that honey helps to restore the good bacteria to the gut. Does honey encourage yeast growth because of it's high carb count and natural bacteria content?

Thanks for introducing a new and interesting subject!

OptimisticMom42

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