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Old Mon, Feb-27-06, 07:33
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The efficacy of OOO for yeast and all these symptoms were mentioned in the 100+page thread.
What's this thread called? Or, can you post a link?
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The OoO seems to really be kicking butt! This is day 3 of my die-off. I never thought I would be so happy to be feeling so baaaddd!! At least this means something is happening. And one of these days it will all be better. In the meantime, I feel like absolute crap! Bloated, gassy, rumbly, exhausted - I was doing head-bobs at my desk today! I was in the bathroom many times trying to relieve the gas. I felt like I was going to explode. It feels like a war zone in my gut!
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Thanks for the info...I have been looking for dosage recommendations but couldnt find any. so I just followed what the bottle said!! Can I ask where you found this info??

Thanks again!!!
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Thanks for the info...I have been looking for dosage recommendations but couldnt find any. so I just followed what the bottle said!! Can I ask where you found this info??

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Research. I don't have the cites handy.
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The sleepiness, exhaustion, foul smelling bowels, crampy and rumby stomach are all signs of yeast die off.

The efficacy of OOO for yeast and all these symptoms were mentioned in the 100+page thread.



Is there a link to some information about yeast die off?


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Old Sun, Mar-05-06, 18:20
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Could one take caprylic acid as well as OOO and really kick butt or would it be redundant?? Probably OD from die off LOL !!
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Actually you can. Caprylic acid will take care of candida in the digestive tract and OOO will handle that and everywhere else.

A couple of compounded mixtures contain caprylic acid and OOO together with other ingredients.
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Well I think I will try them together. Thanks.
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I just bought some oil today. I put a few drops of it in my water... and gag gag gagged it down. About 30 min later I was SO exhausted I couldn't keep my eyes open. I had to take a nap for an hour... this happen to anyone else?


Yes, I just bought some today and I too had to take a nap. What's up with that? I bought it because of skin sensitivity. I have the book the Cure is in the Cupboard and all it talks about is Oil of Oregano. I think I may use it topically. Has anyone tried that?

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Yes, I just bought some today and I too had to take a nap. What's up with that?
Classic die off symptoms.



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I bought it because of skin sensitivity. I have the book the Cure is in the Cupboard and all it talks about is Oil of Oregano. I think I may use it topically. Has anyone tried that?
OOO is great topically. Use it directly or mix with a little coconut oil especially if using it vaginally.
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Thanks, Zuleikaa!

I was amazed when I read that sleepiness was due to yeast die off. Now, I'm more determined than ever to get the yeast out of me. I need energy when I work, so I'm thinking about taking it at night before I go to bed. I wonder if it would interfere with my Calcium supplement.

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Thanks, Zuleikaa!

I was amazed when I read that sleepiness was due to yeast die off. Now, I'm more determined than ever to get the yeast out of me. I need energy when I work, so I'm thinking about taking it at night before I go to bed. I wonder if it would interfere with my Calcium supplement.

Susie
It shouldn't.
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Default When does sleepiness symptom subside?
To those of you who have been taking oregano and getting sleepy...how long did that effect last? I just took my first dose of ooo and now it's about 20 minutes later and I feel like I need to take a nap. I can't keep my eyes open!!! Strange, but it must be killing the yeast, so I'm ok with it!

Does this symptom go away? And when?
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