Guest guest Posted January 13, 2001 Report Share Posted January 13, 2001 Hi, Just thought I'd give you an update as I have some encouraging news. I went to see my Kinesiologist () on Wednesday. If you remember in mid November I saw her for the 1st time. She said then that my Candida was at 58%. She put me on FOS and no caffeine alcohol or chocolate for 2 weeks. In early December I saw her and the Candida was down to 48%. She said not to start the candida diet until after Christmas. Well I was careful but not too strict. Finished the FOS and took TH207 (Thyroid support). On 1st Jan 2001 I started the Candida diet properly. I had a tough time to start with. Got some good ideas from other listers (thanks Nastasya, Kim, and Ethan amongst others). So on Wednesday tested the candida levels and said they were down to 18%. I'm so pleased. I really feel I can crack this now. She's put me on Caprylic Acid which I will start tomorrow. Looking forward to die-off ! (NOT). I hope you are all doing well. thanks for the Carrot Cake recipe, I'll try it when I get my Stevia. Debs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2001 Report Share Posted January 13, 2001 Hi Deborah, It's good that you're making progress. I was wondering can kinseologists diagnose candida (and also see how bad it is, what about adrenal problems?). I was seeing a kinseologist (well he is part) for 2 years and he didn't even see that I had candida when I obviously do. Is your kinseologist in the UK (possibly london)? Thanks Faisal Looks like progress ;-) Hi, Just thought I'd give you an update as I have some encouraging news. I went to see my Kinesiologist () on Wednesday. If you remember in mid November I saw her for the 1st time. She said then that my Candida was at 58%. She put me on FOS and no caffeine alcohol or chocolate for 2 weeks. In early December I saw her and the Candida was down to 48%. She said not to start the candida diet until after Christmas. Well I was careful but not too strict. Finished the FOS and took TH207 (Thyroid support). On 1st Jan 2001 I started the Candida diet properly. I had a tough time to start with. Got some good ideas from other listers (thanks Nastasya, Kim, and Ethan amongst others). So on Wednesday tested the candida levels and said they were down to 18%. I'm so pleased. I really feel I can crack this now. She's put me on Caprylic Acid which I will start tomorrow. Looking forward to die-off ! (NOT). I hope you are all doing well. thanks for the Carrot Cake recipe, I'll try it when I get my Stevia. Debs Send blank message to candidiasis-unsubscribeonelist if you want to UNSUBSCRIBE ! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2001 Report Share Posted January 13, 2001 In a message dated 1/13/01 1:29:03 PM Central Standard Time, debs@... writes: << tested the candida levels and said they were down to 18% >> I am so sorry that I can't remember your first post aobut this. WHat kind of test did use that is so precise? Tracey Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 14, 2001 Report Share Posted January 14, 2001 In a message dated 1/14/01 2:45:26 PM Central Standard Time, debs@... writes: << You probably think I must be a bit mad to go for this kind of treatment; my partner thinks it's a bit strange. I guess you have to go with whatever works for you. >> I don't think you are mad - especially if this treatment helps you. That is all that matters. I haven't been able to find many objective and quantifiable means of measuring progress, so I am curious about everything that I read. I am awaiting the results from the CDSA test that I sent off to Great Smokies Labs. My DO has rec'd them and I should find out this week. Tracey Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 14, 2001 Report Share Posted January 14, 2001 Hi Faisal, > I was wondering can kinseologists > diagnose candida (and also see how bad it is, what about adrenal > problems?). As far as Candida goes, absolutely. Actually, it seems like my body had been waiting for someone to ask the Candida question because (my practitioner) said that she was led right to the Candida within a few minutes of starting the muscle testing. I had no idea that I had Candida when I went to see her. I don't know about Adrenal problems, I suppose if they are on a 'circuit' and that circuit has a weakness in it then a diagnosis may be possible. As I said, I don't really know. > I was seeing a kinseologist (well he is part) for 2 years and he > didn't even see that I had candida when I obviously do. Is your > kinseologist in the UK > (possibly london)? Sorry, is based near Ipswich in Suffolk (UK). I found her through a personal recommendation from someone else who beat her Candida problem with 's help. says that in about 70% of her patients Candida plays a part in their illness to a lesser or greater degree. She does have a directory of other Kinesiologists and she may know a few personally in London. I will ask her if she knows anyone. It is five weeks before I need to see her again though. You could also look at http://www.healthk.co.uk/map.html As with any practitioner, if you are not getting value out of your sessions then consider using a different one. A kinesiologist can only prescribe food supplements and not drugs. It is a strange treatment. Initially it is hard to believe in but for me it seems to be working so I'm sticking with it. I wish you luck, if I can help you with more info please let me know. Debs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 14, 2001 Report Share Posted January 14, 2001 Hello Tracey, > I am so sorry that I can't remember your first post aobut this. > WHat kind of test did use that is so precise? No problem. I suppose it depends upon your definition of precise as the methods she uses are not 'scientific' (no test tubes are involved). She uses muscle testing, which is I'm led to believe is accepted in practice in general medicine, not just 'alternative' therapies. You can read more about kinesiology and mucle testing on the following pages http://www.healthk.co.uk/faq.html http://www.kinesiologyfederation.org/kfaboutk.htm Both sites have case histories of sucessful Candida treatments. You probably think I must be a bit mad to go for this kind of treatment; my partner thinks it's a bit strange. I guess you have to go with whatever works for you. Anyone else out there have positive/negative experience with Candida and Kinesiology? Debs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 15, 2001 Report Share Posted January 15, 2001 Re: Re: Looks like progress ;-) Debs - thanks for the map of kinesiologists. There's one in Cardiff - yaaaay! If I don't get anywhere with my doctor today I might just check her out - I'll let you know. Ann ------ Ann, Good luck! I've had a great time with my kinesiologist - she was the first person to pick up my candida infection, and she has helped move me a long way toward eliminating the little beggars. So, it's a good move! However, she told me last month that they had virtually gone, but I've experienced a really icky month stomach wise. The bloatedness has more or less gone, but I'm still having discomfort when I go to the loo - any ideas?! Hope you are all well ) (Well, relatively!) Matt Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 15, 2001 Report Share Posted January 15, 2001 Debs - thanks for the map of kinesiologists. There's one in Cardiff - yaaaay! If I don't get anywhere with my doctor today I might just check her out - I'll let you know. Ann ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://www.willow-web.net Quality Web Design ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2001 Report Share Posted January 18, 2001 hello My kinseologist diagnosed Candida in my case. I firmly believe this was an accurate diagnosis. Also she has diagnosed adrenal problems. Mostly my kinseologist uses muscle testing the diagnose. i strongly recomend seeing a kinseologist for almost anything espicially considering their reasonable prices for medical services.. Ethan > Hi Deborah, > > It's good that you're making progress. I was wondering can kinseologists > diagnose candida (and also see how bad it is, what about adrenal problems?). > I was seeing a kinseologist (well he is part) for 2 years and he didn't even > see that I had candida when I obviously do. Is your kinseologist in the UK > (possibly london)? > > Thanks > > Faisal > Looks like progress ;-) > > > Hi, > > Just thought I'd give you an update as I have some encouraging news. > > I went to see my Kinesiologist () on Wednesday. > > If you remember in mid November I saw her for the 1st time. She said > then that my Candida was at 58%. She put me on FOS and no caffeine > alcohol or chocolate for 2 weeks. In early December I saw her and > the Candida was down to 48%. She said not to start the candida diet > until after Christmas. Well I was careful but not too strict. > Finished the FOS and took TH207 (Thyroid support). > > On 1st Jan 2001 I started the Candida diet properly. I had a tough > time to start with. Got some good ideas from other listers (thanks > Nastasya, Kim, and Ethan amongst others). > > So on Wednesday tested the candida levels and said they were > down to 18%. I'm so pleased. I really feel I can crack this now. > > She's put me on Caprylic Acid which I will start tomorrow. Looking > forward to die-off ! (NOT). > > I hope you are all doing well. thanks for the Carrot Cake > recipe, I'll try it when I get my Stevia. > > Debs > > > > Send blank message to candidiasis-unsubscribeonelist if you want to > UNSUBSCRIBE ! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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