Re: Symptoms and questions

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Hi Dave

Your girl friend is very fortunate to have someone that loves her as

much as you do.

The best colon cleansing that she can do is a colonic, and yes she

should get them done if you can afford them.

Before buying anything go to www.curezone.com, and research liver

flushes, and bowel cleanses, also hit the liver flush, bowel cleasne,

and the Ask s forums.

Consider getting s Moritz books...The Amazing Liver Cleanse,

and The Key to Health and Rejuvenation. You can get them either in

book, or electronic form here

http://www.1stbooks.com/cgi-bin/1st?partner~1st|type~6|Data1~1184

or go to amazon.com.

She'll get better, it depends on how bad she is. There's no magic

pill, she needs to get her body working properly again. The books

will explain it.

Rick

> Hey all,

> I just learned about Candida this weekend when I did a search for

> " Holistic " and GERD. My girlfriend has had a crazy string of issues

in

> the last year mostly. It started years ago with Chronic Sinusitus

> where she went through a string of infections that occurred around

> once a month. Then she was having a variety of odd systems

(ridiculous

> amounts of gas (both ends), stomach acid making it to her throat,

> heart burn, stabbing chest pains, ... that eventually led us to LPR

> (Laryngeal Pharygeal Reflux Disease, a cousin of GERD).

>

> Once we diagnosed the LPR I was hopeful that she'd finally be well

as

> LPR has been shown to cause many of her systems. She was put on 2

> nexiums a day, elevated her bed, modified her diet. But it got

better

> for a bit but now has been getting worse for awhile now. She was

> tested for food allegies (nothing very interesting) and fructose

> intolerance (vomited within minutes from the solution).

>

> At this point she's suffering from 3 sinus infections in the last 2

> months, 2 vaginal yeast infections, possible IBS (along with

Diarhea,

> occasional terrible pain), regular stomach upsets and other systems

of

> heartburn LPR, lots of belching. And even her feet are beginning to

> stink. Then there's the moods, air-headedness, and other mental

stuff

> that goes with it.

>

> So basically, she's got infections happening on all ends of her

> digestive system. Strong anti-biotics aren't curing her for long and

> seem to be maiking it worse. This all led me to a.) heighten my

> disdain for western medicine, b.) believe there's something bigger

and

> wierder going on here.

>

> After reading about Candida, it seems a perfect fit. An infection in

> her intenstine or colon that isn't being cured by anti-biotics, that

> improved when she went on the Atkins diet, and that is affecting her

> in many ways. She took the test on the Yeast Connection

> http://www.yeastconnection.com/yeast.html and she scored a 19 (a 12

> indicates that you almost definitely have a yeast problem).

>

> Because of the issues she's having with her back-end, she already

has

> a colonoscopy scheduled and will be doing the necessary colon

cleasing

> as part of that.

>

> So now for questions:

> 1.) Should she proceed with the colonoscopy? Should anything special

> be done as part of that and/or the color cleansing

> 2.) What are the chances that her doctor will know anything about

> Candida and/or think its bunk?

> 3.) What should I go out tomorrow and buy for her to begin fighting

> this thing

> 4.) What are the chances she can get rid of this? How long will it

> take for her to feel better and/or be cured?

>

> Thanks for your insight,

> Dave