Re: Re: Does a zapper cleanse Candida overgrowth?

January 5, 2006

I'm gonna starve lol!!

shefy

Idris Enoch <idrisenoch@...> wrote: lornabeaverman wrote:

> The Anti-Candida Diet. AVOID:

>

> All fermented products

> Alcohol and all fermented drinks

I cannot bring myself to agree with this.

See Dr. Jordin Rubin

The benefits bestowed by yogurt, kefir, sauerkraut, non-GMO miso,

non-GMO tempeh, kimchee, indeed any fermented vegetable...

The probiotics and enzymes provided by these foods far outweigh any

possible negative effects for most people...

Also, we're talking about REAL yogurt and kefir (lacto) as one would

make themselves or find at a health food store and NOT the commercial

garbage one would find at a regular grocery...those add sugar to sweeten

which of course feeds the candida...

The sugars are consumed during fermentation.

Alcohol, even though fermented should be avoided because the body turns

the alcohol into sugar.

Avoid yeast and mold containing foods, and aged foods as these can

stimulate the yeast growth. These include alcohol, vinegar and all foods

that contain vinegar like mustard, salad dressings and mayonnaise;

yeast-containing foods like leavened bread; mold-containing foods like

peanuts and corn; and aged foods like cheeses.

Basically we're talking foods fermented by yeast/fungi VS. foods

fermented by bacteria, such as the soy, milk and veggies...

Khepri

January 5, 2006

BORIC ACID...it's a god send. I've had a constant yeast infection after taking

cipro last year for a uti. I tried EVERYTHING, and nothing worked for me but

boric acid. I waited and waited to try it because I was afraid. But I ordered it

off of taoherbs.com and just one night insertion and I was as good as knew. it

does feel a bit weird the next day though so maybe try it over the weekend. it's

worth a try if you haven't!

good luck!

shefy

lornabeaverman <rcmlam@...> wrote: I agree completely with Iva.

Nystatin and Diflucan dont do anything

permanent for us here--they just offer temporary assistance if you

have a systemic yeast issue.

I used to have a great yeast fighting diet bookmarked but I got a

new computer and would have to dig it up for you. STill, here are

some guidelines:

The Anti-Candida Diet. AVOID:

Yeast, Bread and Pastries

All fermented products

Alcohol and all fermented drinks

Sugar and all sweet things

White Flour In All Forms

Malted Products

Citrus Fruit Juices

Many Vitamin Products

Milk and milk products

Processed and Smoked Meats and Fish

Dried and Candied Fruits

Melons, Ripe Bananas and Grapes

Mushrooms and all fungi

Cheeses + things made with a fermentation process

Certain Nuts

Foods Going Stale

Processed Foods

Drugs which promote the growth of yeasts - steroids, antibiotics,

the contraceptive pill

Coffee and tea

Mould, Mildew and Damp conditions

OTHER WAYS to Combat Candida:

Grapefruit seed extract such as Citricidal or nutribiotic (I put the

liquid form of Nutribiotic in empty capsules from Self Health).

Camomile has antifungal properties.

Rooibosch (Redbush) tea.

Aloe Vera has antifungal action and promotes healthy intestinal

flora.

Pau D'Arco has strong anti-candida effects and is anti-inflammatory.

Tea Tree Oil has strong anti-fungal properties.

Oxygen Therapies can also help control candida.

Caprystatin. This is very dilute caprylic acid (coconut extract).

Caprylic acid. Used successfully to treat severe intestinal candida

in a form which allows a timed release so it is not absorbed in the

upper intestinal tract. This may not suit you if you are sensitive

to coconut.

Colonic Irrigation. This is the administration of water into the

bowel, sometimes with other substances such as acidophilus, garlic

extract, or oxygen. Debris is flushed from the region and the

additives can greatly reduce candida and improve bowel health.

Enemas. These are less effective as they don't penetrate as far as

colonics. Both need to be given by experts.

Also, I really like Candex which is an enzyme that targets yeast.

The probiotic formula 3Lac has also helped us as has Olive Leaf

extract.

Systemic yeast is so hard to overcome but it can be done. Good luck!

Lorna

>

> In order to clear out Candida you have to be on strict Candida

diet.

> Nystatin and Diflucan will not help you. It will only mask the

symptoms but

> you'll never be Candida free. I know this because I've been down

that road.

>

> I know a good site were you can get some basics on were to start,

they also

> have forum so you could use it to ask direct questions. I was

following the

> instructions giving there and so far have not hade any problems

with my

> Candida.

>

> Wish you all the best Deborah,

>

> Iva

>

> -- Does a zapper cleanse candida overgrowth?

>

> Does anyone have any experience with a zapper getting rid of yeast

> overgrowth? I am battling a yeast infection that I've had for

years and was

>

> made worse after taking prescription steroid prescribed by a

doctor. I am

> on the yeast cleansing diet which is difficult and would like to

increase my

>

> speed of getting rid of this awful candida overgrowth.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Deborah

>

January 6, 2006

On 6 Jan 2006 at 14:04, Dr wrote:

> Khepri wrote:

>

> > lornabeaverman wrote:

> > The Anti-Candida Diet. AVOID:

> >

> > All fermented products

> > Alcohol and all fermented drinks

>

> I cannot bring myself to agree with this.

>

> See Dr. Jordin Rubin

I agree with Khepri that one NOT avoid fermented products because

they will contain absolutely beneficial probiotics.

But I must add a caution to Khepri's suggestion to read Jordan

. is a purveyor of Primal Defense, which contains soil

bacteria that is not only not native to the human frame, but one

of them has been linked in several studies to cancer. Many health

professionals will not use it for fear of causing cancer in

clients, and some explain that it doesn't muscle test well in

people.

Keyword: Bacillus Licheniformis

Of course, everyone's on their own in self-health, but there's

the head's-up anyway.

Duncan Crow

January 6, 2006