Attn Princesa

Well, that's not entirely true. I am on a low, maintenance dose of azulfadine, but I limit medications as much as possible, preferring to use alternative methods.

In a nutshell, I use a combination of mostly dairy-free and grain-free diet, probiotics to rebalance gut ecology, wild oregano oil as an antifungal, antiviral and antimicrobial, and natural supplements to reduce inflammation and maintain healthy mucosa.

If you want more detail, feel free to email me.

I had that problem with garlic, but have been okay with the WOO. I follow the WOO protocol from the book, Listen to Your Gut. If you're interested, I can give you the phases/doses when I get home and can consult the book.

Have you tried low doses and gradually ramping up to see if you can tolerate antifungals better that way?

I've emailed the protocol to you.

Jini does state the protocol may need to be adjusted, depending on the severity of your infection or your sensitivity. She suggests easing into the protocol with 5 drops of WOO only once or twice a day for two weeks and see how that goes.

WOO can be contraindicated if you're on three or more prescription drugs as it puts too much strain on the liver.

There are two ways to eliminate infectious organisms in the gut: antimicrobial substances or high doses of probiotics. Jini's protocol combines both methods for best results. However, if you find you're unable to tolerate any microbials, maybe you could try the high dose probiotics and probiotic retention enemas instead.

I try to take antifungals first, then allow 30 minutes to an hour at least before taking probiotics.