Re: candida - metal absorbers

[Guest guest]

Whoa, I wouldn't go that far, Willem! I will never call those little

bastards my friends. LOL ;-)

Ken

-- candida - metal absorbers

I recently learned in a chelation forum that candida absorbs mercury and

other metals. Once they contain these metals our immune system will

leave them alone knowing 'they don't want to go there'. During a

candida diet the yeasts will die off and will be removed fairly safely

from the body...there are still die off toxins etc. Although if we are

metal toxic and we choose the antifungal route the yeasts literally

explode open releasing huge amounts of metal irritants...which

redistribute throughout the body and brain. So if you know you've been

exposed to lead poisoning etc and have a mouth full of mercury fillings

be wary of antifungal medicine.

Could the little candidas actually be our friends in such a toxic

environment.

Willem

[Guest guest]

Hi,

That's very interesting - I've been doing the candida

diet and taking herbal anti-fungals since March, and

just lately I've had a really bad taste of metal in my

mouth and a sort of metal heart-burn, and I've been

wondering where it could be coming from, as I had my

fillings removed 8 years ago and did chelation therapy

then...but perhaps there was still mercury trapped in

the candida? Eugh! is all I can say...

Best wishes,

Jane

--- Ken <crapmail@...> wrote:

---------------------------------

Whoa, I wouldn't go that far, Willem! I will never

call those little

bastards my friends. LOL ;-)

Ken

-- candida - metal absorbers

I recently learned in a chelation forum that candida

absorbs mercury and

other metals. Once they contain these metals our

immune system will

leave them alone knowing 'they don't want to go

there'. During a

candida diet the yeasts will die off and will be

removed fairly safely

from the body...there are still die off toxins etc.

Although if we are

metal toxic and we choose the antifungal route the

yeasts literally

explode open releasing huge amounts of metal

irritants...which

redistribute throughout the body and brain. So if you

know you've been

exposed to lead poisoning etc and have a mouth full of

mercury fillings

be wary of antifungal medicine.

Could the little candidas actually be our friends in

such a toxic

environment.

Willem

[Guest guest]

Very interesting! Thanks, Willem!

I've had a very slight metallic taste in my mouth for a few months now, since

around the time when my thyroid medication was lowered and when I started back

to taking strong antifungals again.

Though, in all honesty, the metallic taste could also be from blood sugar

disturbances -- I have hypoglycemia, as well (probably from the candida, but

that's for another post).

Anyway, I'm taking Alka-Seltzer Heartburn Relief and Alka-Seltzer Gold tablets

regularly -- to help with the toxins -- and so far they're both working very

well on reducing my regular candida reactions/candida die-off reactions.

Cecilia

:+)

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So if you

know you've been

exposed to lead poisoning etc and have a mouth full of

mercury fillings

be wary of antifungal medicine.

Could the little candidas actually be our friends in

such a toxic

environment.

Willem

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[Guest guest]

that's a funny reply Ken

'tis true all these little microbes are waiting to make a meal out of us

when we kick the bucket.

In the case of candida though it would be an interesting poll to see

when this condition flared up for people...did you move into a toxic

house, did you help a friend paint a room with lead based paint, did you

get one too many mercury fillings, did you move near to a refinery, etc etc.

Willem

Ken wrote:

>Whoa, I wouldn't go that far, Willem! I will never call those little

>bastards my friends. LOL ;-)

>Ken

>

>-- candida - metal absorbers

>

>I recently learned in a chelation forum that candida absorbs mercury and

>other metals. Once they contain these metals our immune system will

>leave them alone knowing 'they don't want to go there'. During a

>candida diet the yeasts will die off and will be removed fairly safely

>from the body...there are still die off toxins etc. Although if we are

>metal toxic and we choose the antifungal route the yeasts literally

>explode open releasing huge amounts of metal irritants...which

>redistribute throughout the body and brain. So if you know you've been

>exposed to lead poisoning etc and have a mouth full of mercury fillings

>be wary of antifungal medicine.

>

>Could the little candidas actually be our friends in such a toxic

>environment.

>Willem

>

[Guest guest]

That's amazing Jane...candida holding on to mercury for that long.

Did you find chelation helped clear up symptoms for you except the candida?

Willem

Jane Madell wrote:

>Hi,

>

>That's very interesting - I've been doing the candida

>diet and taking herbal anti-fungals since March, and

>just lately I've had a really bad taste of metal in my

>mouth and a sort of metal heart-burn, and I've been

>wondering where it could be coming from, as I had my

>fillings removed 8 years ago and did chelation therapy

>then...but perhaps there was still mercury trapped in

>the candida? Eugh! is all I can say...

>

>Best wishes,

>

>Jane

>

[Guest guest]

Hello,

Don't want to boast but I was rather amazingly symptom

free for 7-8 years after

candida/mercury/giardia/allergy treatment...I've only

had problems again in the last 18 months since my

previous house was sprayed with insecticide - I am

wondering if insecticide has heavy metals in it?

Best wishes,

Jane

--- willem <willem432@...> wrote:

---------------------------------

That's amazing Jane...candida holding on to mercury

for that long.

Did you find chelation helped clear up symptoms for

you except the candida?

Willem

Jane Madell wrote:

>Hi,

>

>That's very interesting - I've been doing the candida

>diet and taking herbal anti-fungals since March, and

>just lately I've had a really bad taste of metal in

my

>mouth and a sort of metal heart-burn, and I've been

>wondering where it could be coming from, as I had my

>fillings removed 8 years ago and did chelation

therapy

>then...but perhaps there was still mercury trapped in

>the candida? Eugh! is all I can say...

>

>Best wishes,

>

>Jane

>

[Guest guest]

Boasting is good Jane...it sounds like a success story!

Following the chelation you've been symptom free for 7-8 years.

Were there any other treatments you followed to bring this about.

I'm not sure about the metal addition to insecticides. For me my

symptoms would get a lot worse if I stayed in hotels in Arizona, New

Mexico where they were liberal about using insecticides.

Willem

Jane Madell wrote:

>Hello,

>

>Don't want to boast but I was rather amazingly symptom

>free for 7-8 years after

>candida/mercury/giardia/allergy treatment...I've only

>had problems again in the last 18 months since my

>previous house was sprayed with insecticide - I am

>wondering if insecticide has heavy metals in it?

>

>Best wishes,

>

>Jane

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I had allergy desensitisation treatment (desensitising

drops); I took anti-candida herbs and probiotics,

anti-parasite herbs, also vitamin, mineral and fatty

acid supplements, also digestive enzymes, milk

thistle, iron tablets for anaemia, homeopathic hormone

balancing drops, em, biocysteine capsules, MSM

capsules, mercury chelating capsules (Kelmer

capsules). I followed this programme for 18 months

rigourously, was very good with the diet, and then

less so for the 7-8 years. In that later time period

I had occasional allergy problems but very mild, maybe

one cold a year, and occasional stomach upsets (always

my weak spot) from which I always recovered with

herbal treatment. Following that regime, I recovered

from a severe ME to the point where I was then able to

do 3 part-time jobs concurrently, study for 2

part-time degrees concurrently, socialise actively,

exercise several times a week - I was in good health!

So yes, it is possible to get better, just don't do

anything stupid like not listen to your flatmate

properly when she says she wants to spray your house

with a highly toxic insecticide.

And here's to getting well again,

Best wishes and Merry Christmas,

Jane

--- willem <willem432@...> wrote:

---------------------------------

Boasting is good Jane...it sounds like a success

story!

Following the chelation you've been symptom free for

7-8 years.

Were there any other treatments you followed to bring

this about.

I'm not sure about the metal addition to insecticides.

For me my

symptoms would get a lot worse if I stayed in hotels

in Arizona, New

Mexico where they were liberal about using

insecticides.

Willem

Jane Madell wrote:

>Hello,

>

>Don't want to boast but I was rather amazingly

symptom

>free for 7-8 years after

>candida/mercury/giardia/allergy treatment...I've only

>had problems again in the last 18 months since my

>previous house was sprayed with insecticide - I am

>wondering if insecticide has heavy metals in it?

>

>Best wishes,

>

>Jane

>

[Guest guest]

I don't know about heavy metals being in them, but they will certainly

have enough toxins in it to overload your elimination organs and immune

system to the point that parasites can now opportunistically thrive.

Ken

-- Re: candida - metal absorbers

Hello,

Don't want to boast but I was rather amazingly symptom

free for 7-8 years after

candida/mercury/giardia/allergy treatment...I've only

had problems again in the last 18 months since my

previous house was sprayed with insecticide - I am

wondering if insecticide has heavy metals in it?

Best wishes,

Jane