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Diane Perrone <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 4 May 2009 08:50:21 -0700
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I heard Dr. Hale speak at a MOD conference in Rockford, IL last year.   I have been waiting for him to publish the results of his work.  He has been working with Dr. Newman on this.

Dr. Hale attempted to identify yeast colonies in a large number of milk samples and surface swabs.  Surprisingly, he found NONE.  He feels that what has been diagnosed as a yeast infection is actually bacterial in origin.  Dr. Newman still feels that this yeast is the causative agent and points to his APNO which contains an anti-fungal agent as proof because it brings relief.  Dr. Hale feels it is the antibiotic in APNO that is bringing relief.

I still recommend APNO quite often, but I have changed my view on yeast.  I don't jump on the Diflucan wagon anymore.  Too many women get little or no relief from antifungal agents.  

My apologies to Dr. Hale if I have misspoken regarding this information.

Diane Perrone, RNC
Materna Wellborn
Algonquin     IL      US                    Spring - - - finally!!!!


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