Re: Cell Membrane Defects caused by Candida

[Guest guest]

WOW- that's really getting down to the root of the problem!! LOL

That explains ... once I get the yeast completely under control and

the cells rejuvenate and become normal, not rigid, then the thyroid

and hormones could also go back to normal.

Then there's hope of coming off thyroid support... one day.

Crystal

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee.

Wow, what a wonderfully clear explanation of the process at work (or

rather, not working) when there's high levels of yeast toxins in the body.

Now I have a better understanding. I appreciate seeing the link with

insulin, too, as I'm working to keep my insulin resistance from escalating

to diabetes.

Thanks so much for sharing this information. It is a very big help.

Kim M.

[Guest guest]

Dear Kim & everyone else who appreciated this information.

You are very welcome! I'll try to get the time to post some other

goodies from that book because you all got so much from it!

Luv,

Bee

[Guest guest]

--- Bee <beewilder@...> wrote:

>I'll try to get the time to

> post some other

> goodies from that book because you all got so much

> from it!

Sounds like a good book to have. Are there any others

that you recommend?

Thanks again,

Jeanne Marie

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[Guest guest]

Jeanne wrote:

>

> Sounds like a good book to have. Are there any others

> that you recommend?

The book I quoted from " Back to Health " by Dennis W. Remington, M.D.

& Barbara W. Higa, R.D. is very good for explaining how candida

affects us, but it is sadly lacking in good diet information. So far

I haven't found any Candida book that contains a good diet but there

are many that explain other things about candida that will help you

understand it better, including:

" The Yeast Syndrome " by Parks Trowbridge, M.D. and Morton

, D.P.M.

" The Yeast Connection " by Dr. G. Crook.

Luv,

Bee