candida symptoms recur? mold symptoms?

[Guest guest]

Louise,

Are you on Primal Defense? PD has been shown effective against candida

without dietary change (that was the impression I got from the report of the

study), so including PD with your diet would be very wise for making it much

more

effective.

Chris

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/16/03 7:27:28 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

nmbowman@... writes:

> You should begin taking an antifungal either from a Dr. such as

> Diflucan or Nystatin, or Olive Leaf Extract, Oregano Oil, or Caprylic

> Acid which can be found at your health food store.

> These should be rotated after 2 weeks to a month to prevent your body

> from developing a tolerance to them. Also start on a good probiotic to

> replace the good bacteria in your system.

> Continue the good diet you are on.

I agree about antifungals, however not so sure antifungal drugs are a good

idea at all. As to typical antifungals used in candidal therapy, I had lots of

fungal symptoms that I thought were candida, and went on a very strict

anticandida diet for a month with MSM, 6 tbsp colloidal silver a day, heaping

teaspoons of ground oregano vulgare every day, and an oil of wild oregano

non-alcohol

tincture. It helped a little bit, but not a lot. OTOH, Primal Defense

nearly obliterated all my symptoms in a few weeks, dramatic results begiinning

after about 2 weeks. Butter oil seemed to help too, but I'm now thinking the PD

helped a lot more. You're supposed to use Fungal Defense for two weeks before

PD for candida and fungal problems, but I didn't.

Chris

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/16/03 10:09:40 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

beewilder@... writes:

> Your flu-like symptoms were probably more to do with the processed

> part, than with the tomatoes unless you are allergic to them. I had

> severe candida in 1985 and did okay on raw tomatoes however I had to

> eat everything made from scratch and fresh, nothing processed.

> Anything processed reacted badly against me, and immediately came

> back up.

Most tomato sauces have added sugar in them. If you read labels

scrupulously, you can find tomato sauces without added sugar. It seems marinara

is less

likely to have sugar, but I don't know if that always holds.

Chris

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know an internet mail order company where

I can get primal defense? My Inner Garden Flora won't

last much longer.

I am keen to try a digestive enzyme as well, hopfully

from the same internet shop. On advice from this

list, I'd think I need one with HCl.

Thanks

Jo (saving up for the extortionate costs of shipping

to UK)

--- ChrisMasterjohn@... wrote: > Louise,

>

> Are you on Primal Defense? PD has been shown

> effective against candida

> without dietary change (that was the impression I

> got from the report of the

> study), so including PD with your diet would be very

> wise for making it much more

> effective.

>

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[Guest guest]

I didn't notice anyone else respond to this, so I'll recommend iherb.com

which Suze recommends. I haven't bought it from them yet, but Suze said she got

hers in about a day after ordering. Of course it would take longer to get to

UK! But they also run cheaper than what most other sell the same products for.

Chris

In a message dated 9/18/03 4:55:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

jopollack2001@... writes:

> Does anyone know an internet mail order company where

> I can get primal defense? My Inner Garden Flora won't

> last much longer.

>

> I am keen to try a digestive enzyme as well, hopfully

> from the same internet shop. On advice from this

> list, I'd think I need one with HCl.

> Thanks

>

> Jo (saving up for the extortionate costs of shipping

> to UK)

>

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to stand by the president, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and

servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public. " --Theodore

Roosevelt

[Guest guest]

Chris-

Actually, my understanding is that even basic tomato products (like paste

and juice) can have tons of added sugar without the sugar being listed on

the label, because it's apparently legal to add enough to boost the sugar

content to the " normal " level for the particular fruit or vegetable without

actually listing it. I believe Muir Glen doesn't do this, though, and

they're organic and tasty to boot.

>Most tomato sauces have added sugar in them. If you read labels

>scrupulously, you can find tomato sauces without added sugar.

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