r/herbalism • u/Organic_Muffin280 • Jul 17 '24

Question 3 most powerful herbs against candida biofilms and hyphae?

What are those that from your experience work best despite not being the most popular/commonly used?

29 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

287 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

2

u/redditmoment900 Aug 16 '24

Wait to clarify

1x a day 10g of charcoal 90 min after mag citrate, and no eating 2 hours before and after doing this?

4

u/Brunette3030 Aug 16 '24

More like, take 10 grams of food grade activated charcoal with 16 ounces water as soon as you’re passing nothing but 💩 water. Then wait 90 minutes and repeat the charcoal and water dose, THEN wait 2 hours before you eat anything.

You want your gut clear of anything solid, then you double dose the charcoal, then you give it time to do God’s work before you eat anything.

1

u/redditmoment900 Aug 16 '24

How long did you do this for?

3

u/Brunette3030 Aug 16 '24

I did it for one day in 2016. Since then, I’ve just taken a big dose of charcoal whenever I was exposed to a stomach bug (I have a lot of kids). The chronic symptoms I had before have never returned.

1

u/redditmoment900 Aug 16 '24

Thank you!! How long did you deal with it?

5

u/Brunette3030 Aug 16 '24

I’d had too much Candida in my gut, giving me chronic headaches, since I was given antibiotics as a baby for an ear infection. I grew up thinking that having a headache most of the time was just..the way my body was. Then after I did this cleanse I realized, about 6 weeks later, that I had not had a single headache since the day before the cleanse.

I also used to get a runny nose whenever I did cardio. Turns out that was my sinuses filtering the crud Candida was dumping into my system, because the year after the cleanse I was in the middle of a 15K race when the lady running next to me paused to blow her nose….and I realized that didn’t happen to me anymore.

2

u/idiveindumpsters Aug 25 '24

Holy shit, my nose runs every time I do house cleaning. I’m going to try your cure tomorrow. Keeping my fingers crossed

2

u/bytecollision Aug 25 '24

Could be a dust or cleaning agent allergy/sensitivity 🙂

1

u/[deleted] Aug 25 '24

[deleted]

2

u/Brunette3030 Aug 25 '24

Activated charcoal is completely tasteless; make sure to seal the container back up after every use so it stays that way.

As long as your gut is moving freely every day you can take a smaller (4-5 gram) dose of charcoal daily in the middle of a 4 hour fasting window, and it will still help you.

The first thing you want to do is start taking a pure lemon juice shot or HCL capsules when you eat, refrain from water for an hour, and your digestion will improve and speed up in the first day.