stool color and bacteria 
Abraham
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What role does your bowel flora play in the color of your stool? I believe I have a severe candida infection (yes, infection, it's well past 'overgrowth' when it runs through your chest cavity). My stool is consistently pale and usually has a green tint. Sometimes it's a little more brown than green but it's never a dark brown like I remember when I was healthy.
Does your bowel flora turn stool dark brown? Am I lacking in it, and now my stool is poorly formed, poorly digested, and pale because I don't have the flora needed to help this final part of my digestion? Any links on this specifically are appreciated.
- Re: stool color and bacteria jhan
20 y
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This is a reply to # 456,777I don't know about bacteria, but tan color stool means poor liver function, dark brown: good liver function, green: bile.
But sometimes, when cleansing dark color actually means mucoid plaque (the smell shoulc warn you).
Floating stool: too much oil
With candida, you should keep your (good EPA) oil intake high, go up to the floating level and reduce then, but not before.
Take care
Jhan- Re: stool color and bacteria Abraham
20 y
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This is a reply to # 456,790Thanks, I do get a lot of fats, flax/hemp oil among others. Occasional floating stools. I'm sure I have poor liver function, the pale stool aside.
- Re: stool color and bacteria jhan
20 y
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MoreThis is a reply to # 456,798Dandelion tea, artichoke tea, milk thistle are good food for liver. (I think your vegetarian right? Sorry to rpovoke here but: I also eat liver pate, to make sure all the proper proteins are in there).
Do you still take the antifungals (read my post "the myth of antifungals" on the Candida Forum ).
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Dandelion tea, artichoke tea, milk thistle are good food for liver. (I think your vegetarian right? Sorry to rpovoke here but: I also eat liver pate, to make sure all the proper proteins are in there).
Do you still take the antifungals (read my post the myth of antifungals on the Candida Forum ).
Below is a post on stool color and bacteria.//www.curezone.org/forums/m.asp?f=460&i=7004
- Re: stool color and bacteria Abraham
20 y
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MoreThis is a reply to # 456,803I have the dandelion, I'll have to look for the others next time I'm at the store. I'll also have to try liver pate, just out of interest. I'm far from vegetarian, no pork, very rare red meat, but plenty of fish, chicken, and eggs.
I read that post, I'm not sure about it though. I'm on Grapefruit-Seed-Extract right now, going to Pau Darco in a week, in a month or two I'll add oil of oregano to the rotation. I do think that probiotics are more important than antifungals, but at this point I'm happy to strain my liver to kill an extra yeast cell or two. If I thought a chainsaw would get rid of it I'd be at teh hardware store!
- Probiotics ARE more important than a... Jhan
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This is a reply to # 456,805I've quit using the antifungals a month ago (after a year of treatment) the result was- improved liver functions.
Jhan
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