Showing posts with label The 3 Day Thrush Cure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The 3 Day Thrush Cure. Show all posts

Saturday, October 24, 2009

The 3 Day Thrush Cure?

Wow! I've gotten some exciting emails lately from people who've tried my program - it makes me feel really good when I hear of other moms who've had that "aha!" moment and realize that there's more to treating thrush than just giving your baby a pill and hoping for the best.

I was on a thrush forum the other day where some moms were talking about the pros and cons of using different treatments - the general consensus was that they had a hard time getting rid of the thrush and most people resorted to drugs. One mom said about Diflucan (which I strongly recommend against because it's so toxic) something to the effect that, "Well, I'm sure it's quite rare a baby gets liver failure from it. My baby just threw up for a week or so and then she was fine."

I hate reading things like that! Too many people fail to appreciate how vulnerable babies' developing organs are -- I have no doubt that using Diflucan like that, even briefly, can permanently harm a child's developing liver (which is essential for good health.) Not only that, it's completely unnecessary to use that stuff on a baby to get rid of thrush! That's the whole reason why I decided to write a book about curing thrush naturally, since I went to so much effort for my own babies. I hope if you or your child is suffering from thrush you will take advantage of this information and go the route of unnecessary health damage.

As a side note, I was pleased to notice another mom posting about her positive experiences with The 3 Day Thrush Cure. Check it out!

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Whoa! Talk About Misinformation on Thrush

As you can probably guess from the title of my blog, I'm pretty into the topic of thrush. Why? Because it's a topic that has such important consequences for babies and children's health as well as moms. Many older adults are affected as well.

It's also quite difficult to get helpful, accurate information on thrush. In fact, you'll find plenty of information from credible sources on the internet that is quite unhelpful. For example, here's what WebMD has to say about home treatments for thrush:

"Drink cold liquids, such as water or iced tea, or eat flavored ice treats or frozen juices. Eat foods that are easy to swallow such as gelatin, ice cream, or custard."

I'm sure the author of this article means well, but they obviously don't have a clue about how to properly treat thrush. Yeast loves sugar and not only will sugar promote yeast internally, it will drastically make the oral thrush worse! This is just one example of how careful you have to be when searching the net for health information.

For more information on how to cure thrush quickly and naturally, without the use of harmful drugs, checkout my ebook "The 3-Day Thrush Cure" at http://www.GetRidofThrush.com.

Good luck to you!

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Mouth Thrush: How to Cure It

Yeastie beasties - they can be so nefarious. Under the right conditions, they'll dig, burrow, and generally wreak havoc on your body. When they grow out of control in your mouth, it can be so painful and irritating.

Mouth thrush most commonly occurs in babies, children and adults with weakened immunity. Babies and children are vulnerable because of their immune systems not yet being fully developed. Older adults may also suffer from thrush due to weakened immunity, as well as people with serious diseases such as diabetes, HIV and cancer.

For more in-depth information on this subject, check out my article "Mouth Thrush: How to Recognize the Cause and Apply the Cure."

My own frustrating experiences with thrush also led me to develop a completely natural and 100% effective system for getting rid of mouth thrush permanently. You can check out my ebook, "The 3-Day Thrush Cure" at my website, www.GetRidofThrush.com.

Good luck to you!

Rebecca Haworth
www.GetRidofThrush.com

Thrush in Babies - What Really Works?

Is this your first time dealing with thrush? When my first baby got thrush, I was like, "Oh no!!!" I was already exhausted from recovering from a c-section on top of nightly wakings to breastfeed my baby. I'd already dealt with chronic yeast problems over the years, so I knew just how resilient yeast can be. I was really stressed out to see those yeast patches, in other words! I know many other moms also struggle with treating thrush in babies.

I researched extensively on the internet and was surprised to find that even midwives were recommending drugs. There was no way I was going to use anti-fungal drugs on my baby! I'd used them myself years before and ended up losing 20 pounds (down to about 117 pounds at 5'8"0, my period had stopped and my hair had starting fallen out. Somehow I was just not going to use anti-fungals on my precious newborn.

Other information said I needed to change my sheets and towels daily, sterilize my bras and the list went on. There was just no way I had the energy to do all that. I ended up experimenting with some natural remedies I found on the net. They kept the problem from getting worse, but didn't come close to curing it.

Finally, I used my own years of experience and knowledge of yeast (as well as some trial and error) and developed a program that worked amazingly well! I have to tell you, I was honestly amazed myself at how well it worked and so I decided to publish my own ebook, "The 3-Day Thrush Cure", which you can purchase at www.GetRidofThrush.com.

I've also written a more in-depth article, "Thrush in Babies: How to Cure Infant Thrush Naturally and Permanently."

Good luck to you and your baby!

Rebecca Haworth
www.GetRidofThrush.com

Is Infant Thrush Connected to Autism, Allergies and Asthma

A lot of mainstream doctors and pediatricians look at infant thrush as kind of an annoyance, something that's bothersome but that you don't need to be that concerned about as a parent.

I firmly disagree. After struggling with serious yeast problems throughout my entire adulthood, which contributed to many other problems including arthritis, allergies, chronic fatigue, etc., I've become somewhat of an expert on yeast. My medical background and practical experience have allowed me to develop a broad knowledge base on this subject.

SO what does this mean for babies with yeast/thrush? It means as moms we've got to go past the surface and get at the root of the problem. There is a tremendous amount of evidence that serious health conditions such as autism, allergies and asthma may be caused - at least in part - by yeast overgrowth. The reason is that autism, allergies and asthma are caused (or worsened) by two things: 1.)too many internal toxins and 2.)too many assaults on a child's newly developing immune system.

Yeast cells cause both of these: they assault your child's immune system and they release hundreds of potent toxins. For more information on the link, check out my article, "Infant Thrush and Autism, Allergies and Asthma - Is There a Link?"

And if you'd like a comprehensive holistic solution for combating both your and your child's yeast/thrush, please check out my eboook, "The 3-Day Thrush Cure" at http://www.GetRidofThrush.com. I developed this holistic system after my own frustrating experiences with infant and breastfeeding thrush; I was determined not to have my children suffer from the same health problems I've suffered from.

Good luck to you and your baby!

Rebecca Haworth
www.GetRidofThrush.com