Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much Ariel, I appreciate the reference. I am surprised because my dermatologist knows that I am hypothyroid, but he still keeps prescribing anti-infective creams and HC ointment to treat it. He has never mentioned that this could be associated with the hypothyroidism. I am hypothyroid but untreated because I cannot tolerate thyroid hormones. I am thinking of trying a course of iodoral although I have some fears about it because of Hashi's related to iodine overconsumption. Stan

In a message dated 5/15/2011 2:42:41 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, wolvenwood@... writes:

sorry, don't have a link but I've read it several places. I think in Dr. Brownstein's there is a reference; also Dr. Elliot Haas in the San Francisco Bay area told me that.Ariel

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 2:26 PM, S. Altan <AltanS@...> wrote:

Ariel

I too have a chronic yeast infection that resists any kind of treatment so I live in much discomfort because of it. But throughout wide reading on the topic, I have not seen any reference to candidiasis being associated with hypothyroidism. I would appreciate if you could provide a reference or a link to that association. Thank you.

Stan

From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of Ariel MonserratSent: Sunday, May 15, 2011 1:37 PMiodine Subject: Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida

candidiasis is often a symptom of hypothyroid - have you had a FULL panel run on it? garlic oil capsules will help the best of all for yeast/thrush. I use Source Naturals, found on the web.Ariel

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:59 AM, chemocured <dhallgar@...> wrote:

I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system. Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic yeast problem. Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan, terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now. My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a positive affect against my yeast problem?david lubbbock tx.

-- "Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring."-Tom Donohue

-- "Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring."-Tom Donohue

[Guest guest]

Dear Bonnie

Thanks for your note. What does GSE stand for?

Stan

In a message dated 5/15/2011 4:01:10 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bonnieg@... writes:

Hi,

What I have been doing for a longstanding yeast problem and seems to be working is taking a 1/2 tsp. baking soda with a few drops of GSE in a glass of water first thing in the morning.

This info was given by a MD for his own problem with yeast and is in-expensive.

Also alkaline PH is important.

Bonnie

RE: Iodine Yeast/Candida

Ariel

I too have a chronic yeast infection that resists any kind of treatment so I live in much discomfort because of it. But throughout wide reading on the topic, I have not seen any reference to candidiasis being associated with hypothyroidism. I would appreciate if you could provide a reference or a link to that association. Thank you.

Stan

From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of Ariel MonserratSent: Sunday, May 15, 2011 1:37 PMiodine Subject: Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida

candidiasis is often a symptom of hypothyroid - have you had a FULL panel run on it? garlic oil capsules will help the best of all for yeast/thrush. I use Source Naturals, found on the web.Ariel

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:59 AM, chemocured <dhallgar@...> wrote:

I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system. Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic yeast problem. Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan, terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now. My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a positive affect against my yeast problem?david lubbbock tx.

-- "Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring."-Tom Donohue

[Guest guest]

Thanks , yes I am fairly sure it is adrenal insufficiency. What have people been doing for adrenal support, is there something along with iodine that seems to work. I have no issue with iron or vit D. What is Vit S by the way, I never heard of it. Stan

In a message dated 5/15/2011 5:03:42 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, caalde@... writes:

If you are not tolerating the thyroid hormone, you need to check your iron levels- a complete panel, and your Vit. D levels, and be sure you are getting Vit S somehow or another... or you could have adrenal fatigue and need adrenal supports.On 5/15/2011 11:57 AM, AltanS@... wrote:

Thanks so much Ariel, I appreciate the reference. I am surprised because my dermatologist knows that I am hypothyroid, but he still keeps prescribing anti-infective creams and HC ointment to treat it. He has never mentioned that this could be associated with the hypothyroidism. I am hypothyroid but untreated because I cannot tolerate thyroid hormones. I am thinking of trying a course of iodoral although I have some fears about it because of Hashi's related to iodine overconsumption. Stan

In a message dated 5/15/2011 2:42:41 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, wolvenwood@... writes:

sorry, don't have a link but I've read it several places. I think in Dr. Brownstein's there is a reference; also Dr. Elliot Haas in the San Francisco Bay area told me that.Ariel

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 2:26 PM, S. Altan <AltanS@...> wrote:

Ariel

I too have a chronic yeast infection that resists any kind of treatment so I live in much discomfort because of it. But throughout wide reading on the topic, I have not seen any reference to candidiasis being associated with hypothyroidism. I would appreciate if you could provide a reference or a link to that association. Thank you.

Stan

From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of Ariel MonserratSent: Sunday, May 15, 2011 1:37 PMiodine Subject: Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida

candidiasis is often a symptom of hypothyroid - have you had a FULL panel run on it? garlic oil capsules will help the best of all for yeast/thrush. I use Source Naturals, found on the web.Ariel

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:59 AM, chemocured <dhallgar@...> wrote:

I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system. Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic yeast problem. Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan, terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now. My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a positive affect against my yeast problem?david lubbbock tx.

-- "Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring."-Tom Donohue

-- "Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring."-Tom Donohue

[Guest guest]

candidiasis is often a symptom of hypothyroid - have you had a FULL panel run on it? garlic oil capsules will help the best of all for yeast/thrush. I use Source Naturals, found on the web.Ariel

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:59 AM, chemocured <dhallgar@...> wrote:

 

I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.

I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.

In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system. Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic yeast problem.

Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan, terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.

I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.

With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now.

My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a positive affect against my yeast problem?

david lubbbock tx.

-- " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. " -Tom Donohue

[Guest guest]

Ariel I too have a chronic yeast infection that resists any kind of treatment so I live in much discomfort because of it. But throughout wide reading on the topic, I have not seen any reference to candidiasis being associated with hypothyroidism. I would appreciate if you could provide a reference or a link to that association. Thank you. Stan From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of Ariel MonserratSent: Sunday, May 15, 2011 1:37 PMiodine Subject: Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida candidiasis is often a symptom of hypothyroid - have you had a FULL panel run on it? garlic oil capsules will help the best of all for yeast/thrush. I use Source Naturals, found on the web.ArielOn Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:59 AM, chemocured <dhallgar@...> wrote: I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system. Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic yeast problem. Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan, terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now. My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a positive affect against my yeast problem?david lubbbock tx. -- " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. " -Tom Donohue

[Guest guest]

8. HYPOTHYROID

Low thyroid is very common in cases of Candida. The thyroid gland has an important effect on the immune system. Adequate thyroid function also helps the digestive system operate correctly. As pointed out earlier, lack of proper digestive secretions can cause reduction of friendly bacteria. Constipation is also common with low thyroid. Body temperature will drop if thyroid function is low. A drop in body temperature stops many different chemical reactions from taking place. Some of these chemical reactions stop Candida overgrowth.

http://www.becomehealthynow.com/article/conditionwomen/416/2/

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:26 PM, S. Altan <AltanS@...> wrote:

 

Ariel

 

I too have a chronic yeast infection that resists any kind of treatment so I live in much discomfort because of it. But throughout wide reading on the topic, I have not seen any reference to candidiasis being associated with hypothyroidism. I would appreciate if you could provide a reference or a link to that association. Thank you.

 

Stan

 

From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of Ariel Monserrat

Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2011 1:37 PMiodine Subject: Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida

 

 

candidiasis is often a symptom of hypothyroid - have you had a FULL panel run on it? garlic oil capsules will help the best of all for yeast/thrush. I use Source Naturals, found on the web.Ariel

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:59 AM, chemocured <dhallgar@...> wrote:

 

I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system. Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic yeast problem.

Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan, terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.

I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now. My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a positive affect against my yeast problem?

david lubbbock tx.

-- " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. " -Tom Donohue

 

[Guest guest]

if you suffer from candida look at s boulardi.

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:26 PM, S. Altan <AltanS@...> wrote:

 

Ariel

 

I too have a chronic yeast infection that resists any kind of treatment so I live in much discomfort because of it. But throughout wide reading on the topic, I have not seen any reference to candidiasis being associated with hypothyroidism. I would appreciate if you could provide a reference or a link to that association. Thank you.

 

Stan

 

From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of Ariel Monserrat

Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2011 1:37 PMiodine Subject: Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida

 

 

candidiasis is often a symptom of hypothyroid - have you had a FULL panel run on it? garlic oil capsules will help the best of all for yeast/thrush. I use Source Naturals, found on the web.Ariel

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:59 AM, chemocured <dhallgar@...> wrote:

 

I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system. Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic yeast problem.

Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan, terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.

I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now. My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a positive affect against my yeast problem?

david lubbbock tx.

-- " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. " -Tom Donohue

 

[Guest guest]

sorry, don't have a link but I've read it several places. I think in Dr. Brownstein's there is a reference; also Dr. Elliot Haas in the San Francisco Bay area told me that.Ariel

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 2:26 PM, S. Altan <AltanS@...> wrote:

 

Ariel  I too have a chronic yeast infection that resists any kind of treatment so I live in much discomfort because of it. But throughout wide reading on the topic, I have not seen any reference to candidiasis being associated with hypothyroidism. I would appreciate if you could provide a reference or a link to that association. Thank you.

 Stan 

From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of Ariel Monserrat

Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2011 1:37 PMiodine Subject: Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida

   candidiasis is often a symptom of hypothyroid - have you had a FULL panel run on it? garlic oil capsules will help the best of all for yeast/thrush. I use Source Naturals, found on the web.

ArielOn Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:59 AM, chemocured <dhallgar@...> wrote:

  I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system. Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic yeast problem.

Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan, terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.

I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now. My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a positive affect against my yeast problem?

david lubbbock tx. -- " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. " -Tom Donohue

 

-- " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. " -Tom Donohue

[Guest guest]

Hi,

What I have been doing for a longstanding yeast problem and seems to be working is taking a 1/2 tsp. baking soda with a few drops of GSE in a glass of water first thing in the morning.

This info was given by a MD for his own problem with yeast and is in-expensive.

Also alkaline PH is important.

Bonnie

RE: Iodine Yeast/Candida

Ariel

I too have a chronic yeast infection that resists any kind of treatment so I live in much discomfort because of it. But throughout wide reading on the topic, I have not seen any reference to candidiasis being associated with hypothyroidism. I would appreciate if you could provide a reference or a link to that association. Thank you.

Stan

From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of Ariel MonserratSent: Sunday, May 15, 2011 1:37 PMiodine Subject: Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida

candidiasis is often a symptom of hypothyroid - have you had a FULL panel run on it? garlic oil capsules will help the best of all for yeast/thrush. I use Source Naturals, found on the web.Ariel

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:59 AM, chemocured <dhallgar@...> wrote:

I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system. Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic yeast problem. Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan, terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now. My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a positive affect against my yeast problem?david lubbbock tx.

-- "Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring."-Tom Donohue

[Guest guest]

If you are not tolerating the thyroid hormone, you need to check

your iron levels- a complete panel, and your Vit. D levels, and be

sure you are getting Vit S somehow or another... or you could have

adrenal fatigue and need adrenal supports.

On 5/15/2011 11:57 AM, AltanS@... wrote:

Thanks so much Ariel, I appreciate the

reference. I am surprised because my dermatologist knows

that I am hypothyroid, but he still keeps prescribing

anti-infective creams and HC ointment to treat it. He

has never mentioned that this could be associated with

the hypothyroidism. I am hypothyroid but untreated

because I cannot tolerate thyroid hormones. I

am thinking of trying a course of iodoral although I

have some fears about it because of Hashi's related to

iodine overconsumption. Stan

In a message dated 5/15/2011 2:42:41 P.M.

Eastern Daylight Time, wolvenwood@... writes:

sorry,

don't have a link but I've read it several

places. I think in Dr. Brownstein's there is a

reference; also Dr. Elliot Haas in the San

Francisco Bay area told me that.

Ariel

On Sun,

May 15, 2011 at 2:26 PM, S. Altan <AltanS@...>

wrote:

Ariel

I too have

a chronic yeast infection that

resists any kind of treatment so

I live in much discomfort

because of it. But throughout

wide reading on the topic, I

have not seen any reference to

candidiasis being associated

with hypothyroidism. I would

appreciate if you could provide

a reference or a link to that

association. Thank you.

Stan

From: iodine

[mailto:iodine ]

On Behalf Of Ariel

Monserrat

Sent: Sunday, May 15,

2011 1:37 PM

iodine

Subject: Re:

Iodine Yeast/Candida

candidiasis

is often a symptom of

hypothyroid - have you had

a FULL panel run on it?

garlic oil capsules will

help the best of all for

yeast/thrush. I use Source

Naturals, found on the

web.

Ariel

On

Sun, May 15, 2011 at

8:59 AM, chemocured <dhallgar@...>

wrote:

I have

a sour pickle of

a problem with

Yeast/Candida/Thrush

in my body.

I was dxed with

HC Leukemia some

years ago, took

the toxic chemo

etc.

In and out of

remission with

LDN and HGH

helping support

my immune

system.

Occasionally

folks are

mis-dxed with

Leukemia, when

in fact it is a

systemic yeast

problem.

Some weeks ago,

I loaded up with

anti yeast

medication,

diflucan,

terbinafine and

on and on. Then

began using

Betaine HCL,

hydrochloric

acid, digestive

enzymes, kefir,

low carb and

little sweets to

keep yeast down.

All went well

for about three

months, and here

I am again

running down

quickly, low

energy. No

symptoms of

yeast but, I

load up with

sporanax, max

dosage 400mgs

for the last two

days, presto, I

feel the buzz of

doing well

again.

I am currently

taking about

70mgs of iodine

and will work up

to hundred.

With associated

vitamins/minerals,

for a couple

weeks now.

My ponder is,

how much iodine

must I take on a

continous basis,

to have a

positive affect

against my yeast

problem?

david lubbbock

tx.

--

"Throughout much of the

world, most people are

busy being boring."

-Tom Donohue

--

"Throughout much of the world, most people are

busy being boring."

-Tom Donohue

[Guest guest]



GSE = grapefruit seed extract................

RE: Iodine Yeast/Candida

Ariel

I too have a chronic yeast infection that resists any kind of treatment so I live in much discomfort because of it. But throughout wide reading on the topic, I have not seen any reference to candidiasis being associated with hypothyroidism. I would appreciate if you could provide a reference or a link to that association. Thank you.

Stan

From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of Ariel MonserratSent: Sunday, May 15, 2011 1:37 PMiodine Subject: Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida

candidiasis is often a symptom of hypothyroid - have you had a FULL panel run on it? garlic oil capsules will help the best of all for yeast/thrush. I use Source Naturals, found on the web.Ariel

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:59 AM, chemocured <dhallgar@...> wrote:

I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system. Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic yeast problem. Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan, terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now. My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a positive affect against my yeast problem?david lubbbock tx.

-- "Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring."-Tom Donohue

[Guest guest]

I really don't believe that iodine causes or worsens Hashi's. Thatidea apparently came from one " research " paper that was later discovered to be erroneous in its conclusions. It is amazing but all the doctors I've ever known don't know about the connection, perhaps because almost none of them believe in candidiasis, much less than antibiotics FEED the yeast, instead of healing it. docs prescribe antibiotics for athlete's foot (a yeast/fungus) and for vaginal yeast infections. I had horrible candidiasis and used garlic oil and did garlic oil enemas until I figured out that it was caused by low thyroid.

Now I use garlic oil for all yeastie things - it will cure athletes foot and heat rash in about 12 to 24 hours.ArielOn Sun, May 15, 2011 at 2:57 PM, <AltanS@...> wrote:

 

Thanks so much Ariel, I appreciate the reference. I am surprised because my dermatologist knows that I am hypothyroid, but he still keeps prescribing anti-infective creams and HC ointment to treat it. He has never mentioned that this could be associated with the hypothyroidism. I am hypothyroid but untreated because I cannot tolerate thyroid hormones. I am thinking of trying a course of iodoral although I have some fears about it because of Hashi's related to iodine overconsumption. Stan  

 

In a message dated 5/15/2011 2:42:41 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, wolvenwood@... writes:

 

sorry, don't have a link but I've read it several places. I think in Dr. Brownstein's there is a reference; also Dr. Elliot Haas in the San Francisco Bay area told me that.Ariel

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 2:26 PM, S. Altan <AltanS@...> wrote:

 

Ariel

 

I too have a chronic yeast infection that resists any kind of treatment so I live in much discomfort because of it. But throughout wide reading on the topic, I have not seen any reference to candidiasis being associated with hypothyroidism. I would appreciate if you could provide a reference or a link to that association. Thank you.

 

Stan

 

From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of Ariel MonserratSent: Sunday, May 15, 2011 1:37 PMiodine Subject: Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida

 

candidiasis is often a symptom of hypothyroid - have you had a FULL panel run on it? garlic oil capsules will help the best of all for yeast/thrush. I use Source Naturals, found on the web.Ariel

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:59 AM, chemocured <dhallgar@...> wrote:

I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system. Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic yeast problem. Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan, terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now. My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a positive affect against my yeast problem?david lubbbock tx.

-- " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. " -Tom Donohue

 

-- " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. " -Tom Donohue

-- " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. " -Tom Donohue

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my typo, Vitamin A.

You can read more on the website:

http://www.adrenalsweb.org/

On 5/15/2011 2:08 PM, AltanS@... wrote:

Thanks , yes I am fairly

sure it is adrenal insufficiency. What have people

been doing for adrenal support, is there something

along with iodine that seems to work. I have no issue

with iron or vit D. What is Vit S by the way, I never

heard of it. Stan

In a message dated 5/15/2011 5:03:42 P.M.

Eastern Daylight Time, caalde@... writes:

If you are

not tolerating the thyroid hormone, you need to

check your iron levels- a complete panel, and

your Vit. D levels, and be sure you are getting

Vit S somehow or another... or you could have

adrenal fatigue and need adrenal supports.

On 5/15/2011 11:57 AM, AltanS@...

wrote:

Thanks

so much Ariel, I appreciate the reference.

I am surprised because my dermatologist

knows that I am hypothyroid, but he still

keeps prescribing anti-infective creams

and HC ointment to treat it. He has never

mentioned that this could be associated

with the hypothyroidism. I am hypothyroid

but untreated because I cannot

tolerate thyroid hormones. I am thinking

of trying a course of iodoral although I

have some fears about it because of

Hashi's related to iodine overconsumption.

Stan

In

a message dated 5/15/2011 2:42:41 P.M.

Eastern Daylight Time, wolvenwood@...

writes:

sorry, don't

have a link but I've read it

several places. I think in Dr.

Brownstein's there is a reference;

also Dr. Elliot Haas in the San

Francisco Bay area told me that.

Ariel

On Sun, May

15, 2011 at 2:26 PM, S. Altan <AltanS@...>

wrote:

Ariel

I too

have a chronic

yeast infection

that resists any

kind of treatment

so I live in much

discomfort because

of it. But

throughout wide

reading on the

topic, I have not

seen any reference

to candidiasis

being associated

with

hypothyroidism. I

would appreciate

if you could

provide a

reference or a

link to that

association. Thank

you.

Stan

From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of

Ariel

Monserrat

Sent:

Sunday, May

15, 2011 1:37

PM

iodine

Subject:

Re:

Iodine

Yeast/Candida

candidiasis is often a symptom of

hypothyroid -

have you had a

FULL panel run

on it? garlic

oil capsules

will help the

best of all

for

yeast/thrush.

I use Source

Naturals,

found on the

web.

Ariel

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:59 AM,

chemocured

<dhallgar@...>

wrote:

I have a sour pickle of a problem

with

Yeast/Candida/Thrush

in my body.

I was dxed

with HC

Leukemia some

years ago,

took the toxic

chemo etc.

In and out of

remission with

LDN and HGH

helping

support my

immune system.

Occasionally

folks are

mis-dxed with

Leukemia, when

in fact it is

a systemic

yeast problem.

Some weeks

ago, I loaded

up with anti

yeast

medication,

diflucan,

terbinafine

and on and on.

Then began

using Betaine

HCL,

hydrochloric

acid,

digestive

enzymes,

kefir, low

carb and

little sweets

to keep yeast

down. All went

well for about

three months,

and here I am

again running

down quickly,

low energy. No

symptoms of

yeast but, I

load up with

sporanax, max

dosage 400mgs

for the last

two days,

presto, I feel

the buzz of

doing well

again.

I am currently

taking about

70mgs of

iodine and

will work up

to hundred.

With

associated

vitamins/minerals,

for a couple

weeks now.

My ponder is,

how much

iodine must I

take on a

continous

basis, to have

a positive

affect against

my yeast

problem?

david lubbbock

tx.

--

"Throughout

much of the

world, most

people are

busy being

boring."

-Tom

Donohue

--

"Throughout much of the world,

most people are busy being

boring."

-Tom Donohue

[Guest guest]

Hashi's is related to iodine deficiency.

Linn

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> I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.

> I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.

> In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system.

> Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a

> systemic yeast problem.

> Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan,

> terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid,

> digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All

went

> well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low

> energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage

> 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.

> I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.

> With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now.

> My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a

> positive affect against my yeast problem?

> david lubbbock tx.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> --

> " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. "

> -Tom Donohue

>

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> --

> " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. "

> -Tom Donohue

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[Guest guest]

Ariel and others, Anybody have any experience with this particular product for candida treatment : http://www.yeastinfectionnomore.com Stan From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of Ariel MonserratSent: Sunday, May 15, 2011 5:09 PMiodine Subject: Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida I really don't believe that iodine causes or worsens Hashi's. Thatidea apparently came from one " research " paper that was later discovered to be erroneous in its conclusions. It is amazing but all the doctors I've ever known don't know about the connection, perhaps because almost none of them believe in candidiasis, much less than antibiotics FEED the yeast, instead of healing it. docs prescribe antibiotics for athlete's foot (a yeast/fungus) and for vaginal yeast infections. I had horrible candidiasis and used garlic oil and did garlic oil enemas until I figured out that it was caused by low thyroid.Now I use garlic oil for all yeastie things - it will cure athletes foot and heat rash in about 12 to 24 hours.ArielOn Sun, May 15, 2011 at 2:57 PM, <AltanS@...> wrote: Thanks so much Ariel, I appreciate the reference. I am surprised because my dermatologist knows that I am hypothyroid, but he still keeps prescribing anti-infective creams and HC ointment to treat it. He has never mentioned that this could be associated with the hypothyroidism. I am hypothyroid but untreated because I cannot tolerate thyroid hormones. I am thinking of trying a course of iodoral although I have some fears about it because of Hashi's related to iodine overconsumption. Stan In a message dated 5/15/2011 2:42:41 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, wolvenwood@... writes: sorry, don't have a link but I've read it several places. I think in Dr. Brownstein's there is a reference; also Dr. Elliot Haas in the San Francisco Bay area told me that.ArielOn Sun, May 15, 2011 at 2:26 PM, S. Altan <AltanS@...> wrote: Ariel I too have a chronic yeast infection that resists any kind of treatment so I live in much discomfort because of it. But throughout wide reading on the topic, I have not seen any reference to candidiasis being associated with hypothyroidism. I would appreciate if you could provide a reference or a link to that association. Thank you. Stan From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of Ariel MonserratSent: Sunday, May 15, 2011 1:37 PMiodine Subject: Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida candidiasis is often a symptom of hypothyroid - have you had a FULL panel run on it? garlic oil capsules will help the best of all for yeast/thrush. I use Source Naturals, found on the web.ArielOn Sun, May 15, 2011 at 8:59 AM, chemocured <dhallgar@...> wrote:I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system. Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic yeast problem. Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan, terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now. My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a positive affect against my yeast problem?david lubbbock tx. -- " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. " -Tom Donohue -- " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. " -Tom Donohue -- " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. " -Tom Donohue

[Guest guest]

I think I bought that one as well as another and that one was the better of the

two. I read and tried so many things that I don't know that I can point to any

one thing, but I've finally mostly been better since December. I still have to

watch triggers, though. It's been a long, frustrating journey for me to fight

candida.

KC

>

> I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.

> I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.

> In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system.

> Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic

> yeast problem.

> Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan,

> terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid,

> digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All

> went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly,

> low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage

> 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.

> I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.

> With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now.

> My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a

> positive affect against my yeast problem?

> david lubbbock tx.

>

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> " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. "

> -Tom Donohue

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> " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. "

> -Tom Donohue

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>

> --

> " Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring. "

> -Tom Donohue

>

[Guest guest]

No, I consumed/used garlic but not garlic oil. For applying topically, did you

still use that source natural?

Thanks,

KC

>

> Dear KC,

>

>

>

> Thanks for your note.

>

>

>

> Have you considered garlic oil, topical as well as eating it to treat your

> candida?

>

>

>

> Stan

>

>

>

> From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of

> keppers79

> Sent: Monday, May 16, 2011 9:40 PM

> iodine

> Subject: Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida

>

> I think I bought that one as well as another and that one was the better of

> the two. I read and tried so many things that I don't know that I can point

> to any one thing, but I've finally mostly been better since December. I

> still have to watch triggers, though. It's been a long, frustrating journey

> for me to fight candida.

>

> KC

>

[Guest guest]

I just came upon this article...seems like an interesting article on yeast infections...studies etc...

I have had fungal overgrowth for awhile now due to antibiotics...especially in Sept when getting rid of H Pylori.

After the antibiotics, I went on a yeast free diet...and after breast cancer surgery again went on the yeast free diet with anti-fungal meds. After a year of probiotics, and dealing with the yeast problem my thyroid auto immune disease ... hashiminto, which was 1100, went down to 49. I believe that when I dealt with the root problem of autoimmune disease (fungal) that it also lowered the thyroid anti-bodies. This helped me.

I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system. Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic yeast problem. Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan, terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now. My ponder is, how much iodine must

I take on a continous basis, to have a positive affect against my yeast problem?david lubbbock tx.

-- "Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring."-Tom Donohue

[Guest guest]

I am having a terrible time getting rid of fungal overgrowth. It just keeps coming back. Did Diflucan for a week. Came back. Haven't found garlic oil yet so am taking powdered garlic. Lots of it. At least I don't have to worry about vampires! Carol

Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida

Posted by: " Thurlby-fishkin" rightbrainsmart777@... rightbrainsmart777

Mon May 16, 2011 9:00 pm (PDT)

I just came upon this article...seems like an interesting article on yeast infections...studies etc...I have had fungal overgrowth for awhile now due to antibiotics...especially in Sept when getting rid of H Pylori.After the antibiotics, I went on a yeast free diet...and after breast cancer surgery again went on the yeast free diet with anti-fungal meds. After a year of probiotics, and dealing with the yeast problem my thyroid auto immune disease ... hashiminto, which was 1100, went down to 49. I believe that when I dealt with the root problem of autoimmune disease (fungal) that it also lowered the thyroid anti-bodies. This helped me. I have a sour pickle of a problem with Yeast/Candida/Thrush in my body.I was dxed with HC Leukemia some years ago, took the toxic chemo etc.In and out of remission with LDN and HGH helping support my immune system. Occasionally folks are mis-dxed with Leukemia, when in fact it is a systemic yeast problem. Some weeks ago, I loaded up with anti yeast medication, diflucan, terbinafine and on and on. Then began using Betaine HCL, hydrochloric acid, digestive enzymes, kefir, low carb and little sweets to keep yeast down. All went well for about three months, and here I am again running down quickly, low energy. No symptoms of yeast but, I load up with sporanax, max dosage 400mgs for the last two days, presto, I feel the buzz of doing well again.I am currently taking about 70mgs of iodine and will work up to hundred.With associated vitamins/minerals, for a couple weeks now. My ponder is, how much iodine must I take on a continous basis, to have a positive affect against my yeast problem?david lubbbock tx. -- "Throughout much of the world, most people are busy being boring."-Tom Donohue

[Guest guest]

Hi Stan,

How long have you had the infection?  I think that might be important.  I had

candida for 2 years, so it was very hard to fight.  I bought that

ebook and one from the Summers.  The one was much more comprehensive

although I wouldn't say the Summers one wasn't helpful at all.  But I wouldn't

consider them a " cure. "   They just give you more tools in your toolbox to fight

this.  If the infection is long standing, it can be very hard to get rid of.  I

tried so many things like I said, that it would be hard to mention them all. 

Get books, do research, and try a lot of different approaches.  Of course,

everyone says the diet is important.  I wouldn't completely cut out carbs

(because I think going into ketosis is dangerous), but definitely restricting

your carbs and choosing wisely is important.  I would recommend " The Maker's

Diet " as shown in " Patient Heal Thyself " by Jordan Rubin.  There are a lot of

different versions of the anti-candida diet if you search on it or read one of

those ebooks. There are different thoughts about what is and isn't allowed but

avoiding sugar in ANY form is huge. I found beer is a big trigger as well. Some

of the supplements I tried was garlic tablets, caprylic acid, homemade herbal

tea concoctions (anti fungal, immune building herbs, etc.), herbal yeast

infection tinctures, humaworm candida pills, collostrum, etc. Also, I tried to

get lots of good probiotics from pills, homemade cultured veggies and homemade

kombucha, high quality goat's milk yogurt, etc. I ate raw garlic for a while. I

think you have to be patient and try a lot and be desperate enough to make big

changes.

KC

>

> I am using regular store bought garlic oil topically and consuming 1 clove

> fresh garlic daily but after 2 weeks, it has done nothing for the infection.

> I was wondering what your experience with it was if you had used it.

[Guest guest]

Hey Stan:

Food for thought: 300mgs Iodoral is in the upper range of what is recommended if

you are fighting cancer. I was up to 300 for awhile last year, but dropped and

worked my way back up slowly. Can now tolerate 200mgs 5 to 6 days of every week.

Gotta know when to salt-load, I think. (I can get pretty tired as part of detox;

taking the salt and water helps)

Some early cancer treatments included even higher amounts of iodine, and there

is plenty of evidence that they really worked.

Take Care

Marcy

>

>

>

> That protocol sounds bizarre to me, 12 tablets Iodoral/day, is 300mg/day

> sounds way too high. Who would be able to tolerate that. Let me do a little

> research on it and get back to you. I was feeling hyper on 3mg/day.

>

> Stan

>

>

> In a message dated 5/17/2011 10:09:51 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> dhallgar@... writes:

>

>

>

>

> I believe if you have a specific candida infection, ie intestinal tract,

> crouch, throat/mouth, garlic oil and so many others pau d arco, etc etc etc.

> will help your immune sysem knock it back, however if the candida

> infection has gone to systemic, that is all parts of the body, ie blood, lungs

> etc.

> The medics have ten or fifteen script drugs that will help your immune

> system kill it back, then it must be treated weekly, but yeast candida will

> remain a problem. Notice it will help your immune system, it cannot do it

> alone. They have only one anti yeast medication and it must be administered

> IV over several days, five I think, that will kill the yeast.

> It is the burden of the immune system to control yeast, if your immune

> system is compromised in some way, most likely you will have yeast problems.

> Researchers are saying folks with auto immune disorders have an immune

> system that is equal to an elderly persons, ie yeast problems most often

> accompany the auto disease.

> The European community has developed immunization for candida, but I do

> not know how affective they may be or if they protect from all candidas.

> The only known " over the counter " method is iodoral, using a very strong

> mix over three weeks. Three tabs 4X a day. Which it is recommended to be

> followed up with a course of MMS. A Dr. Truss developed this protocol back in

> the fifties, when he discovered, what is called the " antibiotic syndrome " .

> Associated with antibiotics is the destruction of all good digestive

> bacteria, and of course yeast then has it's way. Rarely, if ever, are we told

to

> proceed with probiotics after using antibiotics to restore our gut

> bacteria. Sadly, it is like a snowball rolling down a hill, antibiotics, loss

of

> digestive bacteria, yeast/candida replaces it, which overburdens the immune

> system, more infections, more antibiotics, more yeast and you find yourself

> in front of the chemo salesman. Son, you got cancer, or some other horrible

> disease, and this is the only known fix. ouch, it happens everyday. It's

> almost like our AMA generates it's own revenue. .

> I mean the syndrome was noted fifty years ago, and everyday, thousands

> suffer from it.

> Food handlers now destroy all digestive enzymes on food stuffs to

> encourage longer shelf life, but what happens when we eat their mess, we have

> difficulty digesting it. So once again yeast/candida gets an edge. yucks.

> Perhaps Betaine HCL and digestive enzymes are more important today, then ever

> before. Heartburn is a sign you do not have suffecient hydrochloric acid to

> digest your food, so take Betaine HCL to help.

> Don't complain to your medics, they will sell you scripts of nexium, or

> other heartburn relief, which will destroy your ability to digest food and

> encourage yeast/candida.

> Using Dr. Truss's protocol be certain to take associated items, vitamin C,

> seasalt, magnesium, see the main page.

> stay vertical, david lubbock tx.

>

[Guest guest]

Wine seems to bother me less than beer personally. Although, maybe a person has

to figure out their individual triggers.

KC

>

> FWIW, many years ago I had what I believe was a systemic yeast infection.

> I cut out all sugars, breads, carbs, processed foods, dairy, foods

> containing yeast, and aged foods like wine...very sad losing that wine.

Basically

> I ate only protein, fat and vegetables. I also started taking caprylic acid

> which aggressively cleans the bowels. I also added probiotics. I did this

> for about 6 weeks and haven't had a problem since..

> BarbF

[Guest guest]

No, I understand it's not part of the diet--you're right. But I'm feeling

better and able to add things back in. I can handle adding wine back in. But a

week or so of a beer a day in the evening, and I start getting kind of itchy

(which was my main symptom before). It makes sense since I didn't use to drink

beer at all and about a year or so before the candida, I had started having a

beer a day. I don't think that was the only thing and point to other inducing

factors, but I think the beer was still a big trigger for me.

KC

>

> >

> >

> > Wine seems to bother me less than beer personally. Although, maybe a person

> > has to figure out their individual triggers.

> >

> > KC

[Guest guest]

I am taking 36 mg a day right now. Was taking 48. I'll try upping that dose. Giving up wine? Just kill me now. Still looking for garlic oil. Think I'll go ahead and get Solgar online. Nobody seems to have it around here. Thank you, Carol

Posted by: "dAVId" dhallgar@... chemocured

Wed May 18, 2011 9:35 am (PDT)

Carol, I encourage you to try the iodine for twenty one days, I may bepremature, but am on day five, and as Toni the Tiger would say, it tastegreat. I do believe if you have a serious yeast infection, iodine, and themedics have one medication given IV for five days running that will killyeast/candida, everything else is just a bandaid which will introduce you toa terminal disease. david lubbock tx.On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 10:45 AM, Carol Palmer <carol_pcharter (DOT) net> wrote:>>> I am having a terrible time getting rid of fungal overgrowth. It just> keeps coming back. Did Diflucan for a week. Came back. Haven't found garlic> oil yet so am taking powdered garlic. Lots of it. At least I don't have to> worry about vampires! Carol Re: Iodine Yeast/Candida> <iodine/message/76121;_ylc=X3oDMTJzZW9sbjQ3BF9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BGdycElkAzE3MDE1NTMxBGdycHNwSWQDMTcwNTA2MTEwNARtc2dJZAM3NjEyMQRzZWMDZG1zZwRzbGsDdm1zZwRzdGltZQMxMzA1NjIxNTgy> Posted> by: " Thurlby-fishkin" rightbrainsmart777 (DOT) in> <rightbrainsmart777 (DOT) in?Subject=+Re%3A%20Iodine%20Yeast%2FCandida> rightbrainsmart777> <rightbrainsmart777> Mon May 16, 2011 9:00 pm> (PDT)

[Guest guest]

Just curious as to why you think ketosis is dangerous? Some researchers argue

it's probably the natural state of man (before agriculture), and these ketones

are shown to help conditions like Alzheimer's and refractive epilepsy.

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