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Hi. I've been reading stuff online for a couple of years I guess,

about Candida overgrowth and its affect on the human body and brain,

but never really did anything about it. Well, now and then for a few

hours or maybe a whole day or two I would manage to stick to

something resembling the Candida eating guidelines. But then would

go right back to yoyoing on sugar and grains and junk food.

Binge eating is a big problem. Lack of exercise also big problem.

Last week I got a copy of " The Yeast Connection Handbook " by Dr.

G. Crook.

I would like to really start taking this whole thing seriously and

try to get healthy.

I'm also interested in the paleolithic / Neanderthin diet guidelines

which are so similar to Candida dietary guidelines.

So anyway, I decided to look around and found this one.

Read one of the files here ( " How To Successfully Overcome Candida " )

and happy to see that the author of the file agrees with me! LOL I

mean especially as far as soy and canola are concerned. I've read so

much about the dangers of these two things for a couple of years

especially in the paleolithic diet research sites and the Weston A.

Price website.

At any rate, looking forward to meeting everyone here and I really

need HELP (wahhhhhhh!!!!) in changing from a rapidly deteriorating

sluggish, yoyoing, undisciplined, unhealthy, overemotional MESS

into ... well, the opposite i guess!

Thanks for listening.

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