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Old 05-07-2015, 06:24 PM #11
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Default Possible new treatment for C. difficile . . .
Hi BreezyRacer
Just came across this article which looks at a different approach to treating C. diff. Here's the link:

http://news.yahoo.com/toxic-gut-bact...153531637.html
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Has anyone actually done this yet ?
I have recently been trying to increase my probiotic intake but it would be interesting to know if I have a lack of Prevotellaceae and how much Enterobacteriaceae I have.
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Here is a link to what I did ..

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread222010.html

In short I treated for candida overgrowth with caprylic acid and then spent about 6 weeks or so eating some parmissiano reggio cheese every evening for the bacteria in it.

I did NOT do the microbiome test, nor of course the fecal transplant. Reading the entire post above well be most helpful IMO.
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