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  bacterial overgrowth and yeast

  Posted by lana_abukhadra on March 11, 2024 at 8:14 am

  Hey B and Daniel,

   

  What would you recommend for someone with a bacterial overgrowth and yeast? This was picked up on an OAT test.

  Thank you 🙂

  Bernadette replied 8 months, 1 week ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  Bernadette

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  March 11, 2024 at 1:46 pm

  @Lana Zambarakji I would first ask why. Why does this person have a bacterial and yeast overgrowth.

  Antibiotics? Environment (i.e. heavy metals, mold exposure, contaminated food/water)? Poor eating hygiene? High stress? Compromised immunity (i.e. low vitamin A, D, zinc levels)? Diet high in sugar/refined carbs? Poor digestive function? Hormonal changes? Lack of beneficial bacteria and yeast / microbiome diversity?

  If you can share a little more about this person’s health history and diet, we can guide you a bit better.

  Killing bacteria and yeast is easy. Many great herbal options to do that. But if the source isn’t identified and addressed, there’s a chance of recurrence.

  You can find “killing” solutions for bacteria HERE and for yeast HERE from the Gut Health Masterclass course.

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