The clay can help adsorb the toxins in the gut, as can activated
charcoal. Many with fungal issues do not tolerate clays.
The coconut oil has natural antifungal qualitites, as does oil of
oregano (oreganol brand) and I have heard olive leaf also.
With all of these, trying them out at small doses is important to see
how one's body will react. When I started the antifungal, I really felt
like I was going to die, the die off from the fungal infection was so
bad. At the time I did not know the importance of using charcoal for
binding the toxins, and keeping the colon moving to physically remove
them ASAP. Some use enemas, others use Epsom salts to move it.
Also sweating can help with that, but again removing the sweat
immediately is important, as the toxins sweated out will go right back
in again.
Kathryn
On Jul 6, 2009, at 12:19 PM, Norton, Steve wrote:
Reid,
In addition to CS, I would use bentonite clay and coconut oil daily
for several weeks. I prefer a non-swelling calcium bentonite clay. For
coconut oil you may find it easier to get coconut milk or cream.
Coconut milk is 1/3 coconut oil and coconut cream is 2/3 coconut oil
if I remember correctly.
- Steve N
From: A. Reid Harvey [mailto:reidhar...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Monday, July 06, 2009 9:37 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>candida - again
Hi!
As I had mentioned, a friend of mine has candida in here family, and
is anxious to know whether CS helps with this. Can someone please let
me know? Or what other alternatives may be available?
Many thanks.
Reid
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