Potential cause(s) for a recurring yeast infection?
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@LucH
Hello! Thanks for responding. Which pill are you referring to? -
@Lastbird said in Potential cause(s) for a recurring yeast infection?:
Which pill are you referring to?
Contraceptive pill or médicine / supplément impacting the balance between progestérone and estrogens.
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@LucH I don't use a contraceptive pill, I use the Kenogen Progest-e Complex Oil
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@Lastbird
OK.
Get informed about Lynne Farrow and her book on iodine. -
progesterone replaces condoms?
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For yeast overgrowth the mushrooms and carrot sometimes is enough but flowers of sulfur just a pinch of it will clear up a yeast infection pretty quickly usually. 30:45Is that just once? Just two or three days will usually eliminate a yeast infection
Have you tried the carrot salad?
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@Lastbird please post everything you know about progesterone transdermal as a contraceptive
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@sushi_is_cringe the luteal phase in women is when progesterone is highest. progesterone opposes estrogen and prevents ovulation. you could pick a katharina dalton book like Once A Month and it'll all be there. ray was of the opinion women can just take progesterone and remain in the luteal phase indefinitely, until you maybe you wanna conceive and then you'd eat something with vegetable oil (estrogenic) to induce your period
https://raypeat.com/articles/articles/progesterone-deceptions.shtml
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@izkrov awesome. so awesome. no more pulling out!
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@Lastbird metergoline is supposed to be particularly good against can dida if that helps
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Almost no one in the developed world nowadays is iodine deficient. If anything most people get too much iodine from iodinated salt. Ray spoke about this.
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@NARINGENIN said in Potential cause(s) for a recurring yeast infection?:
Almost no one in the developed world nowadays is iodine deficient. If anything most people get too much iodine from iodinated salt. Ray spoke about this.
OK, I see: The Messie has spoken. Sleep well on your two ears. I won't loose time to explain why then.
Explanation of RP on this link. Much more to say because there are interpretation biases on this link. Out of context.
The Myth of Iodine Deficiency: An Interview with Dr. Ray Peat
https://www.functionalps.com/blog/2011/10/12/the-myth-of-iodine-deficiency-an-interview-with-dr-ray-peat/
Posted on Functionalps com (interview reported)
References: To Your Health – July 2008 by Lita Lee.
https://www.kinesyne.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Thyroid-Resistance.pdf