Thrush

Creamy stomatitis - White plaques similar to curdled milk - Presence of a whitish coating on the tongue and the oral mucosa in particular and sometimes the pharynx - An acidic reaction in the saliva is noted - This condition is due to a yeast (Candida albicans) and is found especially in young, profoundly malnourished children.

Juice of young cereal shoots

Juice of carrots and red beets

LAB-II (PariNat), 1 comp. X 3 / day - Chlorophyll

Acidophilus, 2 caps. at bedtime

Fresh lacto-fermented whey - Caprilic acid

Marine plasma from Quinton (Biocean)

Krill, mini polar shrimps

Propolis

Eliminate refined sugars, dairy products, commercial fruit juices (especially oranges), fermented foods, nuts, dates, sweetened and carbonated drinks, glutinous cereals (especially wheat)

Mouth wash with Calendula T.M.

Dab the plaques with lemon juice, citrus seed extract or chlorophyll

Mouthwashes with Angelica archangelicaT.M. or with a decoction of black walnut bark (Juglans regia)

Rectal enema

Lavender HE (Lavandula angustifolia), applied locally on white patches

Melaleuca HE (Melaleuca alternifolia)