group B vaginal strep

[Guest guest]

Sharing this request from another forum -

Jessica is immanently due with I think 4th baby, and dedicated to

(what she understands of) healthy lifestyle choices.

Ysha

 

Anyone have a tried and true method (or testimonial)

for kicking Vaginal Group B strep?

URGENT!

 

Jessica Wild

[Guest guest]

Ysha, You posted this a couple weeks ago and I know I had responded to

you privately because I had a printed protocol and told you I didn't

know what it's source was.

 

Well, I was cleaning out my email and way back in May last year I'm

talking 2005!), Adrienne posted a link in response to a similar

question about GBS and that's where the protocol came from. I had

printed the protocol and saved it in my filing cabinet, but without

the link or source. I couldn't believe when I came across that old email!

 

Anyways, here's the link: http://thebirthsource.homestead.com/gbs.html

And I checked and it's still there (but with a disclaimer)

 

Did Jessica deliver?

 

ayurveda , " Ysha Oakes "

<AyurDoulas wrote:

>

> Sharing this request from another forum -

 

> Anyone have a tried and true method (or testimonial)

> for kicking Vaginal Group B strep?

> URGENT!

>

> Jessica Wild

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Saroj;

Thank you for sharing this. The link offers several options and the

first one is extreme in my opinion, I feel to say. Optionally

something like this is what I would do - Soak piece of unbleached

flannel (instead of tampon), maybe 2X4 inches- with enough carrier oil

to moisten after adding I would only use 5 -8 drops lemon, 5 oregano

and maybe 10 savory at the most. Tampons suck too much body moisture

and use up too much eoils to create needed oiliness.

 

The optoin which uses 98% olive oil 2% tea tree offers what sounds

like a wiser timing (6 days at 4 hours daily it says worked for the

woman discussed) - I can't immagine recommending to use the first

recipe even modified for many weeks on end (to say nothing of the

cost). If for some problem longer use was recommended, good dilution

is essential, and some drops of myrrh oil can be added, being both

antibacterial and very soothing and healing to mucosa as well as skin.

 

It is an interesting note, however, that Chinese and Ayurvedically

trained physician Claudia Welsch offers a recipe guaranteed for

vaginal candida, which is up to 50% tea tree/olive oil mix on a

tampon, used oh my, I am not sure where I have the frequency, but it

is repeated regularly for several weeks. That is a strong solution,

and for beginners she recommends 1/4 part tea tree. I still insist

the use of tampon unless it is meant generically for someting like a

small cloth, is unnecessary, wasteful of the oils, and possibly

damaging to the vaginal tissues.

 

Wild dear Jessica never got back to me...she has quite a following on

her forum and had sent out request for info from many practitioners.

Her baby is due Mid December and gestating comfortably. Except that

5 days of whatever tx she did was not enough to kick the GBS; she

continues to use lots of oils to reduce the bacteria levels, feels if

she had 2 weeks she would have kicked it, but apparently (maybe I'm

wrong here?) was required to use something more traditional as well.

She is a lurking member here too - so perhaps she will see our

discussions.

 

full discussions available to members at wildharvest on .

Anyone else have experience with these things?

Namaste;

Ysha

 

> Ysha, You posted this a couple weeks ago and I know I had responded

to you privately because I had a printed protocol and told you I

didn't know what it's source was.

>

....http://thebirthsource.homestead.com/gbs.html

[Guest guest]

My friend Tina is doing all this and is in the last week of pregnancy. She's had

strep b the last two. She says she's come down with the worst case of candida

and she's going to stop the teatree. She said she has white spots on her tongue

too so she's going to use acidolpholus vaginally, vitamin c, and eat garlic but

cut everything else out...

She's due on Wed. If you have any more ideas for these last days to boost her

immune system let me know. She just feels like maybe she's lost her balance too

much at this point....Thanks!

 

Blessings,

Nitya

 

ayurveda , " Ysha Oakes " <AyurDoulas wrote:

>

> Hi Saroj;

> Thank you for sharing this. The link offers several options and the

> first one is extreme in my opinion, I feel to say. Optionally

> something like this is what I would do - Soak piece of unbleached

> flannel (instead of tampon), maybe 2X4 inches- with enough carrier oil

> to moisten after adding I would only use 5 -8 drops lemon, 5 oregano

> and maybe 10 savory at the most. Tampons suck too much body moisture

> and use up too much eoils to create needed oiliness.

>

> The optoin which uses 98% olive oil 2% tea tree offers what sounds

> like a wiser timing (6 days at 4 hours daily it says worked for the

> woman discussed) - I can't immagine recommending to use the first

> recipe even modified for many weeks on end (to say nothing of the

> cost). If for some problem longer use was recommended, good dilution

> is essential, and some drops of myrrh oil can be added, being both

> antibacterial and very soothing and healing to mucosa as well as skin.

>

> It is an interesting note, however, that Chinese and Ayurvedically

> trained physician Claudia Welsch offers a recipe guaranteed for

> vaginal candida, which is up to 50% tea tree/olive oil mix on a

> tampon, used oh my, I am not sure where I have the frequency, but it

> is repeated regularly for several weeks. That is a strong solution,

> and for beginners she recommends 1/4 part tea tree. I still insist

> the use of tampon unless it is meant generically for someting like a

> small cloth, is unnecessary, wasteful of the oils, and possibly

> damaging to the vaginal tissues.

>

> Wild dear Jessica never got back to me...she has quite a following on

> her forum and had sent out request for info from many practitioners.

> Her baby is due Mid December and gestating comfortably. Except that

> 5 days of whatever tx she did was not enough to kick the GBS; she

> continues to use lots of oils to reduce the bacteria levels, feels if

> she had 2 weeks she would have kicked it, but apparently (maybe I'm

> wrong here?) was required to use something more traditional as well.

> She is a lurking member here too - so perhaps she will see our

> discussions.

>

> full discussions available to members at wildharvest on .

> Anyone else have experience with these things?

> Namaste;

> Ysha

>

> > Ysha, You posted this a couple weeks ago and I know I had responded

> to you privately because I had a printed protocol and told you I

> didn't know what it's source was.

> >

> ...http://thebirthsource.homestead.com/gbs.html

>

[Guest guest]

Oh My, Nitya - she sounds like way overdue yes for personalized assessments and

lifestyle and dietary guidance to prevent this contining problem, and help

determine her best supports. I'm no expert on the strep - the midwives and

vaidyas here if listening will have much wiser advice I " m sure.

 

Certainly it will be wise to be prepared postpartum to boost her agni right away

too, and t structure more of a care at home and from a distance network. I

would be also taking oral strong doses of pre and probiotics, I believe the soil

based organizms is broader spectrum. Was she doing the strong tea tree

suppositories recently? I really don't know appropriate protocols for this and

pregnancy.

 

I don't know if this is any help for her no - wishing her really good care.

 

Ysha

 

> My friend Tina is doing all this and is in the last week of pregnancy. She's

had strep b the last two. She says she's come down with the worst case of

candida and she's going to stop the teatree. She said she has white spots on her

tongue too so she's going to use acidolpholus vaginally, vitamin c, and eat

garlic but cut everything else out...