RE: Re: If U R still progressing on LDN U may have candida/yeast overgrowth

[Guest guest]

,

I have MS and have had severe Candida

infection for 20 years. I have got rid of all visible signs of the infection by

doing a lot of what you said but I recently had a blood analysis where I gave a

blood sample and the health professional put it under a microscope and even

though I had no symptoms I still had infected cells. From my understanding we

have Candida in our body all the time it becomes a problem when our immune

systems cannot control the overgrowth. I have read that a way to remove it from

your body is to become alkaline. This is achievable but requires a lot of

effort to change your diet because of the MS, work, kids and fatigue I have not

been able to do this yet. Hence the reason for being on this site to try and

get some LDN. I am having trouble getting a prescription here in Tasmania, Australia

but will keep searching.

Kind regards

Phil

From:

low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Bren

Sent: Monday, 28 November 2005

10:42 AM

To:

low dose naltrexone

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re:

If U R still progressing on LDN U may have candida/yeast overgrowth

>

> ,

> I have wondered about this before. What

is the most accepted

> solution??

> Thanks,

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Using lots of candida ridding supplements, like

Acidophilus, essential fatty acids(black currant seed oil), Caprylic Acid,

Grapefruit Seed Extract, Kyolic Garlic, Oil of Oregano, Yeast Defense,

etc... No sugar, no fruit for a month or 2, no dairy, no yeast products,

drink Distilled water only. Do a low carb type diet. Avoid

antibiotics if possible...buy organic meats to avoid antibiotics and growth

hormones.

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