Re: Reporting major improvements

Question for Sky12.:
Original post:
"I'm doing pretty well on my regimen. 200 m.g. Itraconazole, 100 billion probiotic with inulin, Threelac, Milk Thistle, high dose vitamin C and D3, Zinc"

Greetjgs, Sky.

If you don't mind, I have just a few questions about your post above.

First, of all, just let me say that you mentioned eating whole wheat bun or pita bread without it bothering you. All I can say is, congratulations on getting your Candida under such good control! Have you always eaten this way, since you began the diet? If I consumed that, I would suffer for days from the reactions.

Second, I've seen the list of products you are talking. A few questions about the amounts if I may:
I do take everything on your list except the Itrconazol and Milk Thistle, and I've not been able to find that large an amount of probiotics and inulin. I took both Threelac and Fivelac at different times, but it seemed that, after a while, the good effects from the products wore off, as if the Candida developed a tolerance of the two.

As I mentioned, I don't take the Milk Thistle, but I'm taking 6 to 8 drops a day of Oil of Oregano Extract, from which, after 4 days of use, I was happy to suffer a day of horrible and dreadful die-off symptoms. I also eat loads of raw asparagus, which is packed with inulin, plus I take 6 tablespoons of organic cocunut oil a day. I eat nothing but green veggies, eggs, and red meats that are cut by a local food market and does not receive sodium injections. I’m going to cut back on the meat to perhaps one to two times a week because it occurred to me that, even the meat from the market was at one time given Antibiotics . This could possibly still account for the outbreaks of reactions that I still have. I just hope that the eggs I'm eating will be enough protein. What is your opinion on the meat?

I had a question about the Itrconazol also if I may. Was it yours or your doctor’s decision to use this instead of fluconazole or voriconazole? The only reason I ask is because I had read that there were less chances of an adverse reaction from the latter two. Of course, that could have been misinformation.

May I ask how much of the D3 do you take, as well as the vitamin C and the zinc? I also take these, but am curious to your amounts.

Thank you so much for your time, Sky. Much good luck and happiness to you on your journey to perfect health.

Helmax