Guest guest Posted September 5, 2002 Report Posted September 5, 2002 What kind of blood test did he do? What Lab did he use? Ken > I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE ON HERE HAS EVER HAD A ALLERGY > > BLOOD TEST DONE? MY ALLERGY DOCTOR DONE ONE ON ME APRIL. > > MY CADIDIA COUNT WAS 9000. THERE IS 6 LEVELS OF CANDIDA. > > MY WAS NUMBER 5. I AM SO THANKFULL THAT I WENT TO MY DOCTOR > > WHEN I DID. THIS COUNT IS VERY DANGERUS. I COULDNOT DRIVE A > > CAR NO MORE THAN 10 MILES, BECAUSE I WOULD ALMOST GO TO SLEEP. > > I HAVE BEEN ON THE DIET AND I TAKE ALLERGY SHOTS. I CAN DRIVE NOW > > WITHOUT FEELING SLEEPING. THE DR. THAT FOUND MY CANDIDIA WAS A > > EAR NOSE AND THROAT DR. > > BUG Quote
Guest guest Posted September 5, 2002 Report Posted September 5, 2002 > What kind of blood test did he do? What Lab did he use? > > Ken > > > > I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE ON HERE HAS EVER HAD A ALLERGY > > > > BLOOD TEST DONE? MY ALLERGY DOCTOR DONE ONE ON ME APRIL. > > > > MY CADIDIA COUNT WAS 9000. THERE IS 6 LEVELS OF CANDIDA. > > > > MY WAS NUMBER 5. I AM SO THANKFULL THAT I WENT TO MY DOCTOR > > > > WHEN I DID. THIS COUNT IS VERY DANGERUS. I COULDNOT DRIVE A > > > > CAR NO MORE THAN 10 MILES, BECAUSE I WOULD ALMOST GO TO SLEEP. > > > > I HAVE BEEN ON THE DIET AND I TAKE ALLERGY SHOTS. I CAN DRIVE NOW > > > > WITHOUT FEELING SLEEPING. THE DR. THAT FOUND MY CANDIDIA WAS A > > > > EAR NOSE AND THROAT DR. > > > > BUG Quote
Guest guest Posted September 5, 2002 Report Posted September 5, 2002 > What kind of blood test did he do? What Lab did he use? > > Ken > > > > I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE ON HERE HAS EVER HAD A ALLERGY > > > > BLOOD TEST DONE? MY ALLERGY DOCTOR DONE ONE ON ME APRIL. > > > > MY CADIDIA COUNT WAS 9000. THERE IS 6 LEVELS OF CANDIDA. > > > > MY WAS NUMBER 5. I AM SO THANKFULL THAT I WENT TO MY DOCTOR > > > > WHEN I DID. THIS COUNT IS VERY DANGERUS. I COULDNOT DRIVE A > > > > CAR NO MORE THAN 10 MILES, BECAUSE I WOULD ALMOST GO TO SLEEP. > > > > I HAVE BEEN ON THE DIET AND I TAKE ALLERGY SHOTS. I CAN DRIVE NOW > > > > WITHOUT FEELING SLEEPING. THE DR. THAT FOUND MY CANDIDIA WAS A > > > > EAR NOSE AND THROAT DR. > > > > BUG Quote
Guest guest Posted September 6, 2002 Report Posted September 6, 2002 KEN, TOU CAN FIND OUT ALOT ON WWW.CandidaPage.com. bug -- In candidiasis@y..., " isell_discoverytoys " <kenshireen@a...> wrote: > > What kind of blood test did he do? What Lab did he use? > > Ken > > > > I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE ON HERE HAS EVER HAD A ALLERGY > > > > BLOOD TEST DONE? MY ALLERGY DOCTOR DONE ONE ON ME APRIL. > > > > MY CADIDIA COUNT WAS 9000. THERE IS 6 LEVELS OF CANDIDA. > > > > MY WAS NUMBER 5. I AM SO THANKFULL THAT I WENT TO MY DOCTOR > > > > WHEN I DID. THIS COUNT IS VERY DANGERUS. I COULDNOT DRIVE A > > > > CAR NO MORE THAN 10 MILES, BECAUSE I WOULD ALMOST GO TO SLEEP. > > > > I HAVE BEEN ON THE DIET AND I TAKE ALLERGY SHOTS. I CAN DRIVE NOW > > > > WITHOUT FEELING SLEEPING. THE DR. THAT FOUND MY CANDIDIA WAS A > > > > EAR NOSE AND THROAT DR. > > > > BUG Quote
Guest guest Posted December 26, 2005 Report Posted December 26, 2005 Hi group; I don't think I sent that Candidia to anyone in particular but I do have Late Stage Lyme so forgive me if it was too close to home for so many of us. I too was very active. A full-time student. Studing Business and Wellness management. I was bite twice six weeks apart and lost my ability to do almost anything. It was overwhelming and still is. I was a fitness walker as I had ruined my knees running. I also did circuit weight training. I had never heard of Lyme disease. I was working at the local hospital and attending classes. I was immediately sent to a psychiatrist who said there was nothing wrong with me except I was having massive panic attacks. Well I knew something else was very wrong. But massive panic attacks was how I was diagnosed and placed on disability. I am taking Diflucan 200mg, Zithromax 600 mg, and have (although my LLMD rx'd them a couple months ago) I only started the 300 Doxie a couple of days ago. I did not mean to scare anybody with that info. from the Encyclopedia. I was reading it and looking at how restrictive the diet is and how hard it is to even think about following that diet and knowing that I absolutely have to because I do want to get as close to well as I possibly can. It took me two hours to copy that from the book holding it in my lap and looking back and fourth with my body hurting so bad I thought I was going Insane. He He! I really thought it was informative. And very hard to look at as the future for me. Especially with Holidays and all that fun food. I would give alot, never mind I don't have anything to give. But I do wish we had a cure. Even when Igenex lab finally diagnosed me, my homehealth care provider said, " So you are going to die. " I was blown away. I thought a diagnoses was looking at a cure. I did not know there was no cure and I was being given, I guess what you would call knowledge of how I would die. Even after my diagnoses my not so Lyme literate MD who is 30 years my junior did not want to treat me because " my blood work was healthier than she was, " . I just knew I was so sick and no-one would listen to me and I kept being passed from one expert (unknown drip under pressure) and nobody would call it Lyme. Nobody in their right mind would do this to their body. And I know I am in my right mind. Especially since I have been taking the Diflucan as it does help with the Fog. I know I am on the right path and I do pray. I study with Dr. Arnold Murray on the Shepherd's Chapel. He comes on line and he teaches the bible. Chapter by chapter verse by verse and I enjoy hearing our Lord's word taught in this way. I've been a Christian all my life but I had never been taught the Bible. I read more about how to determine if you have Candidia and the dictionary said blood tests and stool samples but I am not a Doctor so that is why I wrote, if you found you had a lot of the symptoms talk to your LLMD. I had had the yeast for quite a while. The local Dr. would look at my tongue and say no. Well yes I did have Candidia. Because Candida is so awful now I (personally) would be afraid to take Abx without Diflucan. This is a personal openion about myself. I personally, having such a healthy Immune system, respond quickly to medication. For this I am thankful. For this site I am Thankful. Forgive me if I scared you with that list. Millie Quote
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2006 Report Posted February 6, 2006 Grapefruit seed extract is a good otc treatment for yeast. We use the drops and they are disgusting!! I put a drop or 2 in a capsule [with another supp is fine.] Don't think I could do them plain. Emulsified oil of oregano also works well. > ALA (alpha lipoic acid) at about 600 mgs per day and > Ester C to > > bowel tolerance daily for a month along with the > liver flush. I > would then > > maintain the Ester C at 4,000+ mgs per day past the > first month. > >> > > Regards, > > > > > > > > Bruce Guilmette, PhD > > > > Survive Cancer Foundation, Inc. > > > > <http://survivecancer.net> Http://survivecancer.net > > > > > Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow > will worry > about itself. > > Each day has enough trouble of its own. Matt 6:34 > (NIV) > > > > > > > > _____ > > > > From: low dose naltrexone > > [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf > Of Aristidis > > Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 3:41 AM > > low dose naltrexone > > Subject: [low dose naltrexone] T-cells > > > > > > > > Hi every one > > I'm in the group for 15 months and I never come > across to the > matter > > of T-cells. > > Since I was diagnosed, I'm fighting to bring those > in to balance, > and > > use LDN for this purpose. Not seeing any mention of > this, I'm > > wondering if I do the right treatment. I'm having > tests for T- > cells > > every month, and I see no improvement. Any comment > will be > > helpful. > > > > > > > > > > > > _____ > > > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2006 Report Posted February 6, 2006 The ALA has a cumulative effect on the metals so it is not traumatic to the body as opposed to chelation which excretes large amounts of metals all at once. ALA has a substantial amount of research behind it for its therapeutic value in treating MS and a variety of other health conditions. It is a master anti-oxidant. Best, Kathy [low dose naltrexone] T-cells >> >> >> >> Hi every one >> I'm in the group for 15 months and I never come > across to the > matter >> of T-cells. >> Since I was diagnosed, I'm fighting to bring those > in to balance, > and >> use LDN for this purpose. Not seeing any mention of > this, I'm >> wondering if I do the right treatment. I'm having > tests for T- > cells >> every month, and I see no improvement. Any comment > will be >> helpful. >> >> >> >> >> >> _____ >> > > > > > > > Quote
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