Re: Virus/diabetes and Fat Cells

[Guest guest]

Thank-you Barb! (Hope you're reading this Tony).

That is very interesting. I've always been perplexed

by my weight gain while eating next to nothing. I know

a lot of pwc complain of this.

I wonder if the low cholesterol thing holds true for

humans as well? That would distinguish most pwc from

chickens (thank god there's something! :-), whose

cholesterol tends to go up along with the weight gain.

Here's another article on the same guy. More recent.

http://www.asm.org/news/index.asp?bid=36657

Whether fat is directly linked to viruses or bacteria,

this at least shows that weight gain may be due to

some kind of immune reaction causing a metabolic slow

down. Similarly, antibodies are involved in most

hypothyroidism which also causes a metabolic slow down

and weight gain. ( " autoimmune " hashimotos - which has

been linked to bacterial infections in past studies).

It seems that these antibodies are evidence that

slowing down and gaining weight is a self defense

mechanism brought on by some kind of infection, not

laziness.

penny

--- Barb Peck <egroups1bp@...> wrote:

> Interesting:

>

>

http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html

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>

>

[Guest guest]

Interesting:

http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html

So many of us rapidly

gained weight when we got sick, and a few of us rapidly lost weight. One has to

think this is apart from changes in diet.

In the past month I have

had a very confusing and rather bizarre change. I would be interested in any

ideas of what is going on.

I have been doing very

well, taking Zithromax and Recuperation and beginning to be able to walk and

exercise.

I went to an ENT and had

him look at my vocal cords to rule out having nodules causing a vibration so

that I can no longer sing. He sprayed my throat with an anesthetic and declared

the vocal cords were okay. Within one day I felt achy and fluish.

Four days later I had an

upper tooth filling replaced. The next day in addition to the existing fluish

symptoms I developed rather severe vertigo. This vertigo has persisted now for

4 weeks.

I started a new diet 3

weeks ago based on low calorie, high volume diet and lost 7 pounds – this

is unheard of for me in three weeks on any diet. The third week I developed a

servere case of thrush plus some red rash as well. I got one diflucan. In the

next 2 days I felt the thrush was clearing and the vertigo was better. By day 3

I had to go back to the doctor as I felt much worse and was running a 2 degree

fever.

He prescribed 3 more

diflucans and clotrimazole troaches.

But what is really going

on? I haven’t had thrush in 10 years. Do you think the candida was in my

inner ear or throat and the exam triggered it? Or did the increase in carbs in

the diet feed it? However, the vertigo preceded the change in diet.

Sorry this is so

complicated, but any thoughts would be welcome. Also, HOW THE HECK DO YOU TREAT

THE CANDIDA?

a

[Guest guest]

Here's some more fuel for the fire of infection (or pathogens)

at the root of un determined symptoms. This is from one of my horse

lists specifically metabolically challenged horses (Insulin

resistant, hypothyroid, and carb intolerant).

Barb

REFERENCED POSTS:

--- In EquineCushings " Barb Peck " <egroups1bp@...>

wrote:

Re: The Fat Virus-

I did a quick search on this virus, adenovirus 36, it's proper name is

Human adenovirus 36-39 (HAdV-36-39)).

While some viruses are species specific, it appears that adenoviruses

can cross species.

Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adenovirus

Info on AD-36:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AD-36

And CHECK THIS 2004 presentation- but I couldn't find the full text:

Quote:

Infection with Ad-36 suppresses the rat hypothalamo-pituitary-adrenal

axis (Sheba MohanKumar)

END QUOTE

And from reading a few- it does look to me like there's evidence that

a virus can affect the fat cells.

But there are plenty if you search PubMed..

Here's a few:

Int J Obes (Lond). 2006 May 2

Viral mRNA expression but not DNA replication is required for

lipogenic effect of human adenovirus Ad-36 in preadipocytes.

Rathod M, Vangipuram SD, Krishnan B, Heydari AR, Holland TC,

Dhurandhar NV.

[1] 1Department of Nutrition and Food Science, Detroit, Michigan, USA

[2] 2Department of Viruses and Obesity, Pennington Biomedical

Research Center, Louisiana State University System, Baton Rouge, LA,

USA.

** WOuldn't surprise me in the least to find a pathogen at least

partly responsible for ALOT of the idiopathic syndromes we have in

humans and animals.

I'll research this one a little further to find out if adenoviruses

are lipid coated- cuz if they are- there are some natural substances

that damage lipid coated virus and bacteria.

Good find!

Barb

--- In EquineCushings , " Judy Ryder " <iceryder@...>

wrote:

>

> Does anyone have any thoughts on AD-36 and the fat virus? Is this

possible

> in horses?

>

> http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html

>

>

> Judy

> http://iceryder.net

> http://clickryder.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

Penny

I, like the article, see the type of fat and the places it deposits

as something not to be taken lightely. Remember I have ben told I

had a fatty liver in my scans..I believe the fatty liver and an

infected liver are clsoely linked.I also gravitate towards needing

to be as close as possable to the height/ weight scales because it's

optimal for your cardio-vascular system and getting the most out of

therapies IMO.

I was also fortunate to loose a lot of weight early in the disease

due to eating habits(candida diet/nystatin) staying off the soda's

and playing sport heaps that gave me a euphoria of extremely good

health.At this point the knowledge of the festering oral infection

would have paid huge dividends.

>

> > Interesting:

> >

> >

> http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html

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>

[Guest guest]

a

It's the mycoplasims IMO.

>

>

>

>

>

> Interesting:

>

> http://www.nydailyn

> <http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html>

> ews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html

>

> So many of us rapidly gained weight when we got sick, and a few of

us

> rapidly lost weight. One has to think this is apart from changes

in diet.

>

> In the past month I have had a very confusing and rather bizarre

change. I

> would be interested in any ideas of what is going on.

>

> I have been doing very well, taking Zithromax and Recuperation and

beginning

> to be able to walk and exercise.

>

> I went to an ENT and had him look at my vocal cords to rule out

having

> nodules causing a vibration so that I can no longer sing. He

sprayed my

> throat with an anesthetic and declared the vocal cords were okay.

Within one

> day I felt achy and fluish.

>

> Four days later I had an upper tooth filling replaced. The next

day in

> addition to the existing fluish symptoms I developed rather severe

vertigo.

> This vertigo has persisted now for 4 weeks.

>

> I started a new diet 3 weeks ago based on low calorie, high volume

diet and

> lost 7 pounds - this is unheard of for me in three weeks on any

diet. The

> third week I developed a servere case of thrush plus some red rash

as well.

> I got one diflucan. In the next 2 days I felt the thrush was

clearing and

> the vertigo was better. By day 3 I had to go back to the doctor as

I felt

> much worse and was running a 2 degree fever.

>

> He prescribed 3 more diflucans and clotrimazole troaches.

>

> But what is really going on? I haven't had thrush in 10 years. Do

you think

> the candida was in my inner ear or throat and the exam triggered

it? Or did

> the increase in carbs in the diet feed it? However, the vertigo

preceded the

> change in diet.

>

> Sorry this is so complicated, but any thoughts would be welcome.

Also, HOW

> THE HECK DO YOU TREAT THE CANDIDA?

>

> a

>

[Guest guest]

On a scientific note your inflammation starts in your mouth even

though you avoid this tyoe of dicussion- and IMO disseminates to

high blood flow regions-genitalia (endometreosis anyone)-So the fact

that you had something flaring and are looking for the outocmes of

long term infection/inflammatio.... nodules on your vocal cords. It

would be wise for you to get more to grips with the types of

organisms that rot your teeth/are found in cysts and abscesses/ Also

you just cleaned up a tooth and the toxins are attacking your brain.

something we had a major pow wow with wallace about.Also the numbing

needles introduce more infection around the tooth/bone which also is

more mayhem IMO.

But stop, there's more- we'll go with the explanation everyoone

wants to gravitate towards- Hi a do you have amalgams - I think

your being mercury poisoned to your brainiac.If I could afford it I

would replace all my amalgams with the guy that wears the space suit

and charges fifty five thousand dollars.Then you should follow up

with goat weed/ sheeps milk and augment it with glutathione

suppositories to bind the mercury.

>

>

>

>

>

> Interesting:

>

> http://www.nydailyn

> <http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html>

> ews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html

>

> So many of us rapidly gained weight when we got sick, and a few of

us

> rapidly lost weight. One has to think this is apart from changes

in diet.

>

> In the past month I have had a very confusing and rather bizarre

change. I

> would be interested in any ideas of what is going on.

>

> I have been doing very well, taking Zithromax and Recuperation and

beginning

> to be able to walk and exercise.

>

> I went to an ENT and had him look at my vocal cords to rule out

having

> nodules causing a vibration so that I can no longer sing. He

sprayed my

> throat with an anesthetic and declared the vocal cords were okay.

Within one

> day I felt achy and fluish.

>

> Four days later I had an upper tooth filling replaced. The next

day in

> addition to the existing fluish symptoms I developed rather severe

vertigo.

> This vertigo has persisted now for 4 weeks.

>

> I started a new diet 3 weeks ago based on low calorie, high volume

diet and

> lost 7 pounds - this is unheard of for me in three weeks on any

diet. The

> third week I developed a servere case of thrush plus some red rash

as well.

> I got one diflucan. In the next 2 days I felt the thrush was

clearing and

> the vertigo was better. By day 3 I had to go back to the doctor as

I felt

> much worse and was running a 2 degree fever.

>

> He prescribed 3 more diflucans and clotrimazole troaches.

>

> But what is really going on? I haven't had thrush in 10 years. Do

you think

> the candida was in my inner ear or throat and the exam triggered

it? Or did

> the increase in carbs in the diet feed it? However, the vertigo

preceded the

> change in diet.

>

> Sorry this is so complicated, but any thoughts would be welcome.

Also, HOW

> THE HECK DO YOU TREAT THE CANDIDA?

>

> a

>

[Guest guest]

Yah-

cuz you're 'ole eagle eye' ....

(it was new info for me).

B

> >

> > Does anyone have any thoughts on AD-36 and the fat virus? Is

this

> possible

> > in horses?

> >

> > http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html

> >

> >

> > Judy

> > http://iceryder.net

> > http://clickryder.com

> >

>

> >

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

The playing sport aspect-Just before full blown fibromyalgia I was

playing over 35's soccer and had a few episodes of getting my teeth

right at all costs(basically kept attacking the dentist for as many

repairs as possable). The first phase of ilness was a classic

candida syndrome, right in the ball park word for word and recovery

was exactly as it read IN THE CANDIDA BOOKS(fluke the misses had the

candida book)... if not in my case better health than ever when the

formula was adhered to... throw in a massive weight loss(25lbs) and

lots of sport.

But after thinking I could resume normal activity and stopped the

meds.... went right back and developed full blown fibromyalgia- my

head couldn't touch the pillow due to the pain- I could not drive

across the park for a year let alone walk . I now play outdoor

soccer again at 48 unfortunately against 17 and 20 year olds that

often are a bitch to keep up with.

>

> Tony,

>

> Would you expand on the " playing sport " aspect of your illness? I

couldn't

> even walk across a field the first two years I was sick and I had

been

> swimming a mile every day prior to my illness.

>

>

>

> If I even stood up for twenty minutes I was risking passing out

and had to

> go to bed the rest of the day. I had classic symptoms of chronic

fatigue

> syndrome (which turned out to be classic symptoms of Lyme disease)

THAT IS

> WHY THE DISEASE IS CALLED FATIGUE. It is in inability to exercise

normally

> without crashing.

>

>

>

> a

>

>

>

> Penny

> I, like the article, see the type of fat and the places it

deposits

> as something not to be taken lightely. Remember I have ben told I

> had a fatty liver in my scans..I believe the fatty liver and an

> infected liver are clsoely linked.I also gravitate towards needing

> to be as close as possable to the height/ weight scales because

it's

> optimal for your cardio-vascular system and getting the most out

of

> therapies IMO.

>

> I was also fortunate to loose a lot of weight early in the disease

> due to eating habits(candida diet/nystatin) staying off the soda's

> and playing sport heaps that gave me a euphoria of extremely good

> health.At this point the knowledge of the festering oral infection

> would have paid huge dividends.

>

[Guest guest]

a

You do a good job convincing yourself there's a viral ear infection

going round(name the virus and get it swabbed) -the throat- shrunken

tonsils.... you must have thyroid problems- having voice box

problems is like par for the course.. I'm sure if anyone wanted to

scream loudly it would be painfull if you have cfs.plus the

vibration -buzzing is often highly associated with these infections,

most feel this buzz in the central nervous system- An old friend a

recent convert to lyme logic also complains of vibrating buzzing of

her infection.but hers is mainly in the spine of the neck region if

I can recall correctly.

I do believe that when you poke you get real surprises with these

ilnesses and nothing I repeat nothing is curled up in any corners

IMO...

a I suppose become a better detective if you have thrush make

sure that's what it is, it could be bacterial..I find pseudonomas

and candida feel identical.Plus the throat is so huge in bacterial

numbers your therapies are capable of promoting huge growths in this

region- regardless wether your therapy is killing or not, your

undermedicated in this particular region.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Interesting:

> >

> > http://www.nydailyn

> > <http://www.nydailyn

> <http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html>

> ews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html>

> > ews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html

> >

> > So many of us rapidly gained weight when we got sick, and a few

of

> us

> > rapidly lost weight. One has to think this is apart from changes

> in diet.

> >

> > In the past month I have had a very confusing and rather bizarre

> change. I

> > would be interested in any ideas of what is going on.

> >

> > I have been doing very well, taking Zithromax and Recuperation

and

> beginning

> > to be able to walk and exercise.

> >

> > I went to an ENT and had him look at my vocal cords to rule out

> having

> > nodules causing a vibration so that I can no longer sing. He

> sprayed my

> > throat with an anesthetic and declared the vocal cords were

okay.

> Within one

> > day I felt achy and fluish.

> >

> > Four days later I had an upper tooth filling replaced. The next

> day in

> > addition to the existing fluish symptoms I developed rather

severe

> vertigo.

> > This vertigo has persisted now for 4 weeks.

> >

> > I started a new diet 3 weeks ago based on low calorie, high

volume

> diet and

> > lost 7 pounds - this is unheard of for me in three weeks on any

> diet. The

> > third week I developed a servere case of thrush plus some red

rash

> as well.

> > I got one diflucan. In the next 2 days I felt the thrush was

> clearing and

> > the vertigo was better. By day 3 I had to go back to the doctor

as

> I felt

> > much worse and was running a 2 degree fever.

> >

> > He prescribed 3 more diflucans and clotrimazole troaches.

> >

> > But what is really going on? I haven't had thrush in 10 years.

Do

> you think

> > the candida was in my inner ear or throat and the exam triggered

> it? Or did

> > the increase in carbs in the diet feed it? However, the vertigo

> preceded the

> > change in diet.

> >

> > Sorry this is so complicated, but any thoughts would be welcome.

> Also, HOW

> > THE HECK DO YOU TREAT THE CANDIDA?

> >

> > a

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Penny

You obviously don't like the mycoplasims theory.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Interesting:

> > >

> > > http://www.nydailyn

> > >

> >

> <http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html>

> > > ews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html

> > >

> > > So many of us rapidly gained weight when we got

> > sick, and a few of

> > us

> > > rapidly lost weight. One has to think this is

> > apart from changes

> > in diet.

> > >

> > > In the past month I have had a very confusing and

> > rather bizarre

> > change. I

> > > would be interested in any ideas of what is going

> > on.

> > >

> > > I have been doing very well, taking Zithromax and

> > Recuperation and

> > beginning

> > > to be able to walk and exercise.

> > >

> > > I went to an ENT and had him look at my vocal

> > cords to rule out

> > having

> > > nodules causing a vibration so that I can no

> > longer sing. He

> > sprayed my

> > > throat with an anesthetic and declared the vocal

> > cords were okay.

> > Within one

> > > day I felt achy and fluish.

> > >

> > > Four days later I had an upper tooth filling

> > replaced. The next

> > day in

> > > addition to the existing fluish symptoms I

> > developed rather severe

> > vertigo.

> > > This vertigo has persisted now for 4 weeks.

> > >

> > > I started a new diet 3 weeks ago based on low

> > calorie, high volume

> > diet and

> > > lost 7 pounds - this is unheard of for me in three

> > weeks on any

> > diet. The

> > > third week I developed a servere case of thrush

> > plus some red rash

> > as well.

> > > I got one diflucan. In the next 2 days I felt the

> > thrush was

> > clearing and

> > > the vertigo was better. By day 3 I had to go back

> > to the doctor as

> > I felt

> > > much worse and was running a 2 degree fever.

> > >

> > > He prescribed 3 more diflucans and clotrimazole

> > troaches.

> > >

> > > But what is really going on? I haven't had thrush

> > in 10 years. Do

> > you think

> > > the candida was in my inner ear or throat and the

> > exam triggered

> > it? Or did

> > > the increase in carbs in the diet feed it?

> > However, the vertigo

> > preceded the

> > > change in diet.

> > >

> > > Sorry this is so complicated, but any thoughts

> > would be welcome.

> > Also, HOW

> > > THE HECK DO YOU TREAT THE CANDIDA?

> > >

> > > a

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

a.

Tremor in voice(=Vibration) and Dentist(trauma to the sensory system).

This can also be the controll system playing tricks. It's doing that for me.

Eyes, hearing, voice, balans, sensory input it's all connected and

depend on your brain information handlig

capacity(pain is part of that). When I use codein I'm

filtering(attenuate) this system.

A trained logoped can hear this. I can be tested by varing the delay.

This may also explain the vertigo.

There are an audio feedback when you speech/sing your brain listens and

adjust the voice

You get feedback from ears and the bone.

/Per

a Carnes wrote:

> Interesting:

>

> http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html

> <http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html>

>

> So many of us rapidly gained weight when we got sick, and a few of us

> rapidly lost weight. One has to think this is apart from changes in diet.

>

> In the past month I have had a very confusing and rather bizarre

> change. I would be interested in any ideas of what is going on.

>

> I have been doing very well, taking Zithromax and Recuperation and

> beginning to be able to walk and exercise.

>

> I went to an ENT and had him look at my vocal cords to rule out having

> nodules causing a vibration so that I can no longer sing. He sprayed

> my throat with an anesthetic and declared the vocal cords were okay.

> Within one day I felt achy and fluish.

>

> Four days later I had an upper tooth filling replaced. The next day in

> addition to the existing fluish symptoms I developed rather severe

> vertigo. This vertigo has persisted now for 4 weeks.

>

> I started a new diet 3 weeks ago based on low calorie, high volume

> diet and lost 7 pounds – this is unheard of for me in three weeks on

> any diet. The third week I developed a servere case of thrush plus

> some red rash as well. I got one diflucan. In the next 2 days I felt

> the thrush was clearing and the vertigo was better. By day 3 I had to

> go back to the doctor as I felt much worse and was running a 2 degree

> fever.

>

> He prescribed 3 more diflucans and clotrimazole troaches.

>

> But what is really going on? I haven’t had thrush in 10 years. Do you

> think the candida was in my inner ear or throat and the exam triggered

> it? Or did the increase in carbs in the diet feed it? However, the

> vertigo preceded the change in diet.

>

> Sorry this is so complicated, but any thoughts would be welcome. Also,

> HOW THE HECK DO YOU TREAT THE CANDIDA?

>

> a

>

>

[Guest guest]

a

I'm not trying to diagnose you at all.. you asked for theories and

it didn't matter where they come from.I had a few posts earlier

tried to string the infection in the throat, head and neck into the

big picture of our ilness and you were adamant that you are a square

hole that doesn't fit this round peg.You also wanted similar to

pubmed articles otherwise I was just blabbin out my rear.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Interesting:

> > >

> > > http://www.nydailyn

> > > <http://www.nydailyn

> > <http://www.nydailyn

> <http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html>

> ews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html>

> > ews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html>

> > > ews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html

> > >

> > > So many of us rapidly gained weight when we got sick, and a

few

> of

> > us

> > > rapidly lost weight. One has to think this is apart from

changes

> > in diet.

> > >

> > > In the past month I have had a very confusing and rather

bizarre

> > change. I

> > > would be interested in any ideas of what is going on.

> > >

> > > I have been doing very well, taking Zithromax and Recuperation

> and

> > beginning

> > > to be able to walk and exercise.

> > >

> > > I went to an ENT and had him look at my vocal cords to rule

out

> > having

> > > nodules causing a vibration so that I can no longer sing. He

> > sprayed my

> > > throat with an anesthetic and declared the vocal cords were

> okay.

> > Within one

> > > day I felt achy and fluish.

> > >

> > > Four days later I had an upper tooth filling replaced. The

next

> > day in

> > > addition to the existing fluish symptoms I developed rather

> severe

> > vertigo.

> > > This vertigo has persisted now for 4 weeks.

> > >

> > > I started a new diet 3 weeks ago based on low calorie, high

> volume

> > diet and

> > > lost 7 pounds - this is unheard of for me in three weeks on

any

> > diet. The

> > > third week I developed a servere case of thrush plus some red

> rash

> > as well.

> > > I got one diflucan. In the next 2 days I felt the thrush was

> > clearing and

> > > the vertigo was better. By day 3 I had to go back to the

doctor

> as

> > I felt

> > > much worse and was running a 2 degree fever.

> > >

> > > He prescribed 3 more diflucans and clotrimazole troaches.

> > >

> > > But what is really going on? I haven't had thrush in 10 years.

> Do

> > you think

> > > the candida was in my inner ear or throat and the exam

triggered

> > it? Or did

> > > the increase in carbs in the diet feed it? However, the

vertigo

> > preceded the

> > > change in diet.

> > >

> > > Sorry this is so complicated, but any thoughts would be

welcome.

> > Also, HOW

> > > THE HECK DO YOU TREAT THE CANDIDA?

> > >

> > > a

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Interesting article, thanks.

I was a sudden weight-gainer when I got sik, something like 40 lbs in

3 months. But, that was decades ago and I have been 50+ lbs

overweight ever since, yo-yoing up and down my entire adult life.

Last month I was taking an anti-viral and dropped 25 lbs.

This month I am off the anti-viral and the weight is back.

I have never had an anti-viral before in my life, this was the first

time. I loved the stuff.

I am betting the zithro is what causes the candida in you and the

diflucan helps fight that - I always get a yeast/fungal infection

after doxy or any antibiotic and so my nurse practitioner has

prescribed for me an ongoing refillable for 100mg diflucan that I

take when I stop any antibiotic. Seems to do the trick. Sometimes one

will do it, but usually it takes two or three days of diflucan

depending on what antibiotic I was taking and for how long. Short

course of doxy (1 week) and one diflucan after. Longer course, takes

more diflucan after.

I am testing now that the Lyme is active. Tomorrow I start Zithromax

and when I am done with it, I will take a diflucan.

How long have you been taking Zithro and how often? This is a new one

for me, usually, I take doxy or amoxicillin.

Thanks,

*S*

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> Interesting:

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> http://www.nydailyn

> <http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html>

> ews.com/front/story/133264p-118852c.html

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> So many of us rapidly gained weight when we got sick, and a few of

us

> rapidly lost weight. One has to think this is apart from changes in

diet.

>

> In the past month I have had a very confusing and rather bizarre

change. I

> would be interested in any ideas of what is going on.

>

> I have been doing very well, taking Zithromax and Recuperation and

beginning

> to be able to walk and exercise.

>

> I went to an ENT and had him look at my vocal cords to rule out

having

> nodules causing a vibration so that I can no longer sing. He

sprayed my

> throat with an anesthetic and declared the vocal cords were okay.

Within one

> day I felt achy and fluish.

>

> Four days later I had an upper tooth filling replaced. The next day

in

> addition to the existing fluish symptoms I developed rather severe

vertigo.

> This vertigo has persisted now for 4 weeks.

>

> I started a new diet 3 weeks ago based on low calorie, high volume

diet and

> lost 7 pounds - this is unheard of for me in three weeks on any

diet. The

> third week I developed a servere case of thrush plus some red rash

as well.

> I got one diflucan. In the next 2 days I felt the thrush was

clearing and

> the vertigo was better. By day 3 I had to go back to the doctor as

I felt

> much worse and was running a 2 degree fever.

>

> He prescribed 3 more diflucans and clotrimazole troaches.

>

> But what is really going on? I haven't had thrush in 10 years. Do

you think

> the candida was in my inner ear or throat and the exam triggered

it? Or did

> the increase in carbs in the diet feed it? However, the vertigo

preceded the

> change in diet.

>

> Sorry this is so complicated, but any thoughts would be welcome.

Also, HOW

> THE HECK DO YOU TREAT THE CANDIDA?

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