Date:   9/25/2007 8:13:09 PM ( 17 y ago)
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Still working for me.    

There is a big misconception about mushrooms being bad for yeast infections because they are a fungus.  Good bacteria-bad bacteria.  Good fungus and bad fungus.  Mushrooms are a friendly fungus that won't cause an increase in yeast growth.  This is my opinion based on personal observation.  Mushrooms are powerful antioxidants and boost the immune system.  70% of the immune system is in the intestines.  Studies on the www.directfood.net/champex site state how the mushroom extract boosts the population of bifidus, and decreases the population of h.pylori and c.difficile.  Therefore I contend that yeast cannot thrive in these friendly bacteria conditions.  Do take a probiotic as well, though.  And try the vaginal capsules called Femina Flora by New Roots.  They are great.

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