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Make sure you take some internal anti-fungal supplements. A fungal/yeast issue is inside your body, not just on your skin. You need to completely eradicate it.

Natural anti-fungals:

GRAPEFRUIT SEED EXTRACT (GSE): Grapefruit seed extract has been used in the treatment of human fungal infections. It is more effective at killing yeast than bleach, colloidal silver, tea tree oil and iodine (Sachs, The Authoritative Guide to Grapefruit Seed Extract, 1997). In the liquid form, it has a bitter taste and must be diluted in water or juice (carrot juice) or babys milk. It can be used for topical conditions as well as internal problems. There have been no side effects observed with use of GSE.

CAPRYLIC ACID a fatty acid derived from coconuts. Caprylic acid is safe and effective at killing yeast. Follow directions on the individual product label for correct doses.

OLIVE LEAF EXTRACT: Olive leaf extract has the ability to kill invading fungus rather than merely inhibiting its growth (Walker, 1997). It contains a phenolic compound called oleuropein, which has antiviral, antifungal, antiprotozoal, and antibacterial properties (Walker).

MALIC ACID: Malic acid is found in apple cider vinegar. Although vinegars and most sauces are not encouraged in an antifungal diet, malic acid is antifungal. One might use a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar diluted in a glass of water to consume once or twice a day.

UNDECYLENIC ACID: An organic fatty acid expressed from castor bean oil that, in the older days, was listed and used as a pharmaceutical antifungal agent. Today, it can be found in an over the counter form and used for the same purpose in products such as Formula SF 722 (Thorne Research). It is also used in many over the counter antifungal powders such as those used to treat athletes foot and jock itch. It has approximately six times the antifungal activity of caprylic acid (Neuhauser, 1954). It can also be found in UGN: http://www.bioactive...ts.com/UGN.html

PAU D'ARCO: May be taken in a capsule or a tea. The bark of this rainforest tree is inherently antifungal. Follow individual product directions for proper use.

Tea Tree Oil: A topical antifungal that should never be used internally, although at one time the leaves of the tree were boiled to form a tea that was consumed in order to prevent scurvy. The oil is derived from the indiginous Australian tree, melaleuca alternifolia, and it has been used for centuries as a general antiseptic, meaning that it kills a wide variety of germs (Carson and Riley, 1998). Studies at the University of Western Australia have documented antifungal, antibacterial, and antiviral properties of tea tree oil. For skin problems, either direct, full strength application or dilution with water for washing purposes is recommended.

CARROT JUICE (Carrots): An article in The Journal of Microbiology in 1988 discussed antifungal properties of carrots. Despite their carbohydrate content, which can be rather high, say, if a large carrot juice is consumed, we generally feel that the nutritional and antifungal properties of carrots outweighs this concern- enjoy a carrot juice today!

HERBS AND VITAMINS: Most herbs and many vitamins that display health benefits, like the antioxidants (Vit. E, A, C, Zinc, etc.), have antifungal properties (Costantini, 1998). For example, ascorbic acid (vitamin C) is added to commercial applesauce to prevent the growth of fungi in the jars and cans. We feel that this ability to inhibit fungi may be more responsible for their benefit than their mere nutritional qualities can provide alone, given the documented ability of fungi to cause disease and illness. Please note that if fungi can cause disease, it would probably not be a good idea to supplement with brewers yeast, a common practice in the nutritional arena.

others are:

goldenseal

colloid silver

oxygen (Bioxy Cleanse)

oil of oregano

red thyme oil

Biotin 8000 mcg

Barberry

Oregon Grape

cloves

Kolroex

diatomaceous earth (not an herb - mechanically kills yeast & parasites in intestines)

Thank you for your replies,i have bought some probiotic yogurts today. I do eat quite healthy though already always cook from scratch fresh,only eat fresh food, i never eat ready meals or junk,

i tend to live on meat and two veg meals pasta and rice all home cooked.

i do smoke though

my skin has taken a backwards step today and the anti fungal cream seems to have stopped working but it must have been fungal to make such a dramatic improvement when i first used it.

it really has just confused me even more

Thank you for your replies,i have bought some probiotic yogurts today. I do eat quite healthy though already always cook from scratch fresh,only eat fresh food, i never eat ready meals or junk,

i tend to live on meat and two veg meals pasta and rice all home cooked.

i do smoke though

my skin has taken a backwards step today and the anti fungal cream seems to have stopped working but it must have been fungal to make such a dramatic improvement when i first used it.

it really has just confused me even more

 

Switch it up a bit (the anti-fungals), as fungi can become immune.