Re: systemic fungal problems

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The list of problems systemic fungal infection is long

and involved. I'd suggest reading a book devoted to

the issue. " The Yeast Connection " is an old, but still

valid book. There are other books that are equally as

good.

Issues caused by fungal problems range from minor to

fatal! In our modern world, with all the antibiotics

and sugar-laced foods, it's a huge problem! Much

larger than most doctors realise! I was fortunate to

have a doctor who did recognise the problem. All of

Dr. Rubin's books are built around establishing and

maintaining a healthy digestives system by replacing

beneficial organisms that have been lost.

Many doctors will scoff at the idea! . . . If your

doctor doesn't take it seriously, I'd seriously

consider finding another doctor!

Doctors have some tests that can show fungal problems.

I don't know what they are. The problem is that all of

us have most of these organisms present. The imbalance

of organisms is the problem, not their presence.

This morning I posted an article on Antibiotic uses

that gives an excellent overview of the importance of

beneficial organisms in our body. When our immune

system is suppressed, or we take drugs like

antibiotics and steroids, the beneficial organisms are

killed along with the bad ones.

Unfortunately, the bad organisms are hardier and

return more readily than the good ones. On the other

hand, if we have an abundance of beneficial organisms,

they keep the negative organisms in check.

Exactly why we have more fungal problems, I don't

know. Dr. Kolb considers it important enough to start

all her symptomatic patients on a protocol to treat

fungal problems before and after surgery.

You can also learn a lot about systemic fungal

problems by doing a web search . . . Use " fungal "

" yeast " and " Candida " . You'll be amazed at what you

find!

Hugs,

Rogene