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How Can I Get Instant Relief Form Vaginal Yeast Infections? | Ask Eric Bakker

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Here's a question I've got from a lady in Texas, a Mrs. Wright from Texas.  And her question is Eric, how can I get instant relief from vaginal thrush?

Similar questions I get all the time such as: how to treat vaginal itching, vaginal odor, vaginal discharge and other vaginal issues that arises from candida yeast infection.

Well, there are a couple of tricks and tips I'll give you in this video that are certainly going to help you.  Many woman complain of vaginal thrush three to four days prior to their period.  You can have vaginal thrush at any time during your menstrual cycle, but it's more prevalent before the cycle.  And if you're a female and you have recurring vaginal yeast infections, you can probably well relate to what I'm saying here.  So if you think about this for a moment, there's a couple of things I'm going to tell you that make a lot of sense and I'd like you to follow these suggestions.  

Leading up to the period, about a week or 10 days prior, why don't you start reducing consumption of alcohol, chocolate, sweet foods, candies, biscuits or cookies, things like this, or cut those foods out of the diet as much as you can.  Make some changes.  Get more rest.  Drink plenty of water.  Maybe have some green juice in your diet.  Start making some changes also to the way that you work and you relax.  So sleep a little bit more, rest up a bit more, take it a bit easier in your life.  These things are going to make it easier for you to cope with if you do get any aggravations.

When it comes to the treatment, it's also good for you to maybe avoid sexual relations for a little while prior to your period as well because this could irritate the area and make you much more prone to having the vaginal thrush.  If you look at these sort of factors, this is going to reduce the aggravation, which means that there will be less need for strong treatment.  

There are different cleansing approaches you can use.  And one I'd like to recommend you try is to get some Calendula tincture.  So Calendula officinalis is an herb which we use, an antifungal, and I think it works very well indeed.  And I've written about this in my book in Chapter 5 in Candida Crusher written about Calendula.  Go to your herbalist and get a low alcohol concentration Calendula tincture, a high quality one, and use it at the rate of about a dessertspoon per small bowl of lukewarm water for cleansing.  This is going to work quite nicely before the period.  

So women tell me these things work quite well.  Others are colloidal silver, adding a teaspoon of this per small quantity of water for cleansing; a good quality apple cider vinegar, not the commercial one, but a good organic pasteurized product like Braggs is a good quality, for example, or try the Calendula tincture.  These are good approaches to use premenstrually.

In my book, I talk about a cleansing stage you do before the period, a kill stage, and then a build stage after the period.  And this makes a lot of sense.  And if you do that for three menstrual cycles in a row, you're going to get good relief, particularly if you follow the instructions in my book Chapter 7, Section 5, the lifestyle section.  If you read that and implement that plus also do the acute measures that we spoke about, you're going to get a lot of relief.

When it comes to the chronic treatment, I want you to read Chapter 5 of my book.  There's some very good solutions, and I've got an excellent solution which I've used for thousands of women now with much success.  You can read all about that in Chapter 5.  

So I hope that answers your question.  Thank you.

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