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> Many of us have a combination of health issues and treatment

(supplements, dosage, procedure) is confusing. I have done tons of

research and have pages of information - still confused, mainly about

order of treatment. Too many of us are on a limited budget and taking

supplements before the body can fully utilize them seems like a waste.

TK--- of course some of the supplement is not going to be utilized

but some will also be absorbed and if you are deficient it can help -

up to you.

>

> Question:

> With Malabsorption aren't most supplements (and cost) being wasted?

TK--- some is, some isn't

Candida can't be fully cleared up until metals are out, yet Candida

exasperates irritable bowel/malabsorption....So what is the best

approach and with what supplements?

TK--- please clarify - approach to what ? Candida or malabsorbtion

[or both]

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> So for those of us whose vicious cycle includes..

> Toxicity (Mercury, Arsenic, Lead) - Candida - Adrenal stress -

Irritable Bowel/Malabsorption

> With this combination of ailments anxiety, brain fog and sleep

deprivation or almost a given.

TK--- I would agree

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> Proposed Treatment Program -

> Limited, to no, sugar, gluten, caffeine, alcohol

> Adrenals need support before and during chelating. Adrenal Cortex

Extract (100mg/2x day)

TK-- cortef, hydrocortisone

> Digestion: HCL (Betaine) w/ Pepsin (650mg per capsule-2 w/ each

meal), Digestive enzymes (2x what is recommend on the bottle),

Probiotics

> Leaky gut: glutamine

TK-- there are some others to be considered also

> Candida- Supposed to be treated (diet) at the same time as

mercury/lead/arsenic but will not be resolved until toxic metals out

of the body.

DMSA and ALA make Candida worse

TK--- for many, not all

, so it seems like trying to really control Candida (Oil of Oregano,

Pau d' Arco, Nystatin, etc.) is a waste of money until toxic levels

are lowered.

TK--- it isn't as it can help tremendously to control the side

effects which can be confused as Hg side effects - both are neurotoxic

> Chelation

>

> So, is all this supposed to go on at the same time?

TK--- sometimes it is necessary, depends on the individual and what

is wrong

If you still have Candida aren't probiotics and digestive enzymes

being wasted?

TK--- no

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> Jim Ann

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jim ann carter wrote:

>....so it seems like trying to really control Candida (Oil of Oregano, Pau d'

Arco, Nystatin,

etc.) is a waste of money until toxic levels are lowered.

I disagree. I think it's well worth taking steps to improve gut health,

including keeping

runaway yeast at bay.

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