Re: Re: best bed cover for dust mite ?

August 27, 2006

Hi ,

I'm in my thirties now and for more than twenty of those years

discounted my problems to allergies. I tried mattress covers, allergy

shots, pills, the septoplasty helped enormously (deviated septum would

not allow any drainage of my sinuses_, but what i'm seeing it all come

down to is candida. I've been on an anti candida health plan for nearing

on a year now - most importantly, NO SUGAR, NO BREADS, NO VINEGARS, NO

DAIRY - and unless I stray back to anything with the latter ingredients,

the allergy symptoms (swelling hands / feet, allergies to outdoors and

dust mites...) are all pretty much gone. I've also had insane luck using

pharmax's synbiotic intense. i just clamored about this on here

yesterday. but seriously, after the first week of using it my lower back

pains in the morning disappeared! i'm not exagerating and they had been

getting progressively worse for a year and a half! i thought it was back

issues, not candida build up! i had no clue. also, tingling sensations

gone. i also do weekly chelation foot baths and the yeast is still

POURING out. So, I plan on following this plan for probably another

year.

If I were you, given all of my experiences since I was a kid (many not

mentioned but all connected to this candida condition!), I'd highly

recommend you get with a doctor in your area who gets it, and begin

candida treatment. Here's a great home test you can do to evaluate your

likelihood of having candida,

http://www. .org/candidatests.html. i'd also recommend if

this looks right to you, that you get dr. crook's book, the candida

connection. it outlines in easy terms what's going on and what you can

do to help.

once you clear out the candida your system will work more efficiently.

if you deal with just the one allergy, you may find yourself like me

suddenly - allergic reactions to everything that you used to be fine

with! seriously. candida. hope this helps.

Re: best bed cover for dust mite ?

Hi all:

I think I may be allergic to mites also. Or is it mold? Or is it all

kinds of dust? Or is it food? Or candida? As you can see I'm very

confused. I've been trying to figure this out for years and am still

not sure. Maybe it's " all of the above. " Am also investigating weak

adrenals as a possible cause of constant phlegm/inflammation in lungs.

I'd like to hear what other's symptoms are like. How do you react to

dust mites? My main problem has always been lots of phlegm in the

chest and throat clearing etc. -especially in the morning. I bought

mite covers for the pillows a year ago and didn't notice any

improvement. Maybe it wasn't enough.

Thanks!

-m

>

> Hi all! I'm Shefy and I just joined this group, I'm in several other

> groups relating to candida as well I have a question for you

all...

>

> I'm very very very allergic to dust mites...who isn't?!?! Well I'm

> doing some research before I go out and buy a bed/pillow cover. I'd

> like to go with something durable and that will last at least

6months

> to a year. I've been doing research, but I think personal expereince

> is the best info.

>

> Suggestions?

> Best!

> shefy

>

August 27, 2006

I have never heard of chelation foot baths, are they something you can safely do

at home?