Assist to make sure the good flora is restored. If you don't then the
bad stuff will just over grow again. I would start that today (there
should be no side effects) and drink plenty of water (2 qts plus). If
you aren't I'd avoid sugar and white flour to keep the candida from
gaining a foot hold before the good flora can start working.
gin
On 3/3/2012 4:20 PM, Rex James (everythingessential) wrote:
> I am having constipation problems during and after the period that I
> took the GX Assist tablets for 10 days. I also have been taking
> Redmond Clay and DigestZen although not regularly. I have not taken
> the PBX+ Assist yet. I'm wondering if the bacteria able to break down
> the fecal matter might have been changed, and that I should have done
> something additional.
>
> I have several conditions that may be interacting and causing the
> problem to be more severe. I have gluten sensitivity; therefore eat
> gluten free food, which tends to be low in fiber. I am 70 years old
> and during the last colonoscopy was told by the doctor that I have
> diverticuli. I also have hemorrhoids. Other factors that might be
> contributing indirectly to problems in that area are sciatica, low
> back pain and peripheral neuropathy. I don't take any OCM's to treat
> any of these conditions, and have been addressing each of them with
> oils since the beginning of the year. None of these conditions are
> severe, and I haven't had such a bad time with constipation until
> recently, but obviously I'm not doing everything I need to, so I would
> like some advice.
>
> Posted for Richard from EverythingEssential.me.
>
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