Re: Halitosis and Candidiasis

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi, I am almost in tears, I cannot seem to get halitosis under

control. It is not an oral manifestation; I was told by a nutrition

specialist that I have candidiasis (based on my symptoms). She also

said that it is very common to have halitosis. It has only been two

weeks since I've been diagnosed with this condition. I'm on a sugar

free, wheat/gluten free, dairy free diet. I am allowed to have

fish, chicken and some veggies - high protein although I try to keep

> my portions moderate to small.

==>Hi there. What is your name? Please re-check your diet against

the one I recommend in the article sent to you when you joined " How

to Successfully Overcome Candida " or find it in our Group's Files

(left menu) - it's in the 1st folder, along with Candida, How to Get

Started. You need to eliminate all grains, nuts, seeds and legumes,

bad man-made oils and fats, etc., etc. and you need to eat plenty of

protein and good nature-made fats in order to get well again. You'll

understand once you read that article. Protein and good fats like

butter, coconut oil, lard and other natural animal fats are the very

easiest foods for the body to digest compared to any carbs.

> I drink lots of water and green tea daily.

==>It is not wise to drink " too much " water without ensuring you are

also getting salt (sodium and chloride) and minerals which is

obtained from a good ocean sea salt recommended in my article. You

take it in water with lemon.

> I've tried gargling several times during the day, drinking

> clove tea, ginger tea but nothing helps, in fact it may have gotten

> worse with all the protein I've been eating. Does anyone have a

> remedy for this situation? It is particularly bad since I have to

> do a lot of talking at work.

==>Protein does not increase halitosis. There is a lot of false

information about protein out there - don't believe it. Protein only

turns acid in a laboratory, not in the body, and it does not putrefy

in the gut but it must be eaten with lots of good nature-made fats

like butter, lard, coconut oil, etc. - read my article and you'll

understand.

>

> Can someone explain why you develop halitosis with candida, I don't

> quite get it. Please help.

==>That is because candida mostly grows in the intestines,

interfering with digestion, and when you have candida you do not have

good friendly bacteria, etc. Most halitosis is caused by these

problem in the colon which affects the lungs, liver, etc. So you are

breathing out the putrefaction from your intestines. You cannot get

rid of bad breath until you do the candida program. Also a lot of

digestive problems are helped by eating enough good meats, eggs and

good fats, and low carbs. Carbs are very hard for the body to digest

because they contain fibres that the body cannot break down, which is

very unhealthy for the intestines. See my article for a complete

description of carbs that are okay.

==>In the meantime chew on whole cloves or fennel seeds to make your

breath more pleasant until you can cure your candida.

The best in health, Bee

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Hi, I am almost in tears, I cannot seem to get halitosis under

> control. It is not an oral manifestation; I was told by a nutrition

> specialist that I have candidiasis (based on my symptoms). She

also

> said that it is very common to have halitosis. It has only been

two

> weeks since I've been diagnosed with this condition. I'm on a

sugar

> free, wheat/gluten free, dairy free diet. I am allowed to have

> fish, chicken and some veggies - high protein although I try to

keep

> > my portions moderate to small.

>

> ==>Hi there. What is your name? Please re-check your diet against

> the one I recommend in the article sent to you when you joined " How

> to Successfully Overcome Candida " or find it in our Group's Files

> (left menu) - it's in the 1st folder, along with Candida, How to

Get

> Started. You need to eliminate all grains, nuts, seeds and

legumes,

> bad man-made oils and fats, etc., etc. and you need to eat plenty

of

> protein and good nature-made fats in order to get well again.

You'll

> understand once you read that article. Protein and good fats like

> butter, coconut oil, lard and other natural animal fats are the

very

> easiest foods for the body to digest compared to any carbs.

>

> > I drink lots of water and green tea daily.

>

> ==>It is not wise to drink " too much " water without ensuring you

are

> also getting salt (sodium and chloride) and minerals which is

> obtained from a good ocean sea salt recommended in my article. You

> take it in water with lemon.

>

> > I've tried gargling several times during the day, drinking

> > clove tea, ginger tea but nothing helps, in fact it may have

gotten

> > worse with all the protein I've been eating. Does anyone have a

> > remedy for this situation? It is particularly bad since I have

to

> > do a lot of talking at work.

>

> ==>Protein does not increase halitosis. There is a lot of false

> information about protein out there - don't believe it. Protein

only

> turns acid in a laboratory, not in the body, and it does not

putrefy

> in the gut but it must be eaten with lots of good nature-made fats

> like butter, lard, coconut oil, etc. - read my article and you'll

> understand.

> >

> > Can someone explain why you develop halitosis with candida, I

don't

> > quite get it. Please help.

>

> ==>That is because candida mostly grows in the intestines,

> interfering with digestion, and when you have candida you do not

have

> good friendly bacteria, etc. Most halitosis is caused by these

> problem in the colon which affects the lungs, liver, etc. So you

are

> breathing out the putrefaction from your intestines. You cannot

get

> rid of bad breath until you do the candida program. Also a lot of

> digestive problems are helped by eating enough good meats, eggs and

> good fats, and low carbs. Carbs are very hard for the body to

digest

> because they contain fibres that the body cannot break down, which

is

> very unhealthy for the intestines. See my article for a complete

> description of carbs that are okay.

>

> ==>In the meantime chew on whole cloves or fennel seeds to make

your

> breath more pleasant until you can cure your candida.

>

> The best in health, Bee

>

Hello Jade13star i also have the same problem my breath is like feces

or rotten meat. I do understand the advice Ms Bee gives but i don't

know about you but i have a job tough smell horrible with co-workers

comment i what make it really bad i work in healthcare cry myself to

sleep, i've alot taught about sucide may times i'm so unhappy and

stagnant in my life. Hoping things get better us

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Hi, I am almost in tears, I cannot seem to get halitosis under

> control. It is not an oral manifestation; I was told by a

nutrition

> specialist that I have candidiasis (based on my symptoms). She

also

> said that it is very common to have halitosis. It has only been

two

> weeks since I've been diagnosed with this condition. I'm on a

sugar

> free, wheat/gluten free, dairy free diet. I am allowed to have

> fish, chicken and some veggies - high protein although I try to

keep

> > my portions moderate to small.

>

> ==>Hi there. What is your name? Please re-check your diet

against

> the one I recommend in the article sent to you when you

joined " How

> to Successfully Overcome Candida " or find it in our Group's Files

> (left menu) - it's in the 1st folder, along with Candida, How to

Get

> Started. You need to eliminate all grains, nuts, seeds and

legumes,

> bad man-made oils and fats, etc., etc. and you need to eat plenty

of

> protein and good nature-made fats in order to get well again.

You'll

> understand once you read that article. Protein and good fats like

> butter, coconut oil, lard and other natural animal fats are the

very

> easiest foods for the body to digest compared to any carbs.

>

> > I drink lots of water and green tea daily.

>

> ==>It is not wise to drink " too much " water without ensuring you

are

> also getting salt (sodium and chloride) and minerals which is

> obtained from a good ocean sea salt recommended in my article.

You

> take it in water with lemon.

>

> > I've tried gargling several times during the day, drinking

> > clove tea, ginger tea but nothing helps, in fact it may have

gotten

> > worse with all the protein I've been eating. Does anyone have a

> > remedy for this situation? It is particularly bad since I have

to

> > do a lot of talking at work.

>

> ==>Protein does not increase halitosis. There is a lot of false

> information about protein out there - don't believe it. Protein

only

> turns acid in a laboratory, not in the body, and it does not

putrefy

> in the gut but it must be eaten with lots of good nature-made fats

> like butter, lard, coconut oil, etc. - read my article and you'll

> understand.

> >

> > Can someone explain why you develop halitosis with candida, I

don't

> > quite get it. Please help.

>

> ==>That is because candida mostly grows in the intestines,

> interfering with digestion, and when you have candida you do not

have

> good friendly bacteria, etc. Most halitosis is caused by these

> problem in the colon which affects the lungs, liver, etc. So you

are

> breathing out the putrefaction from your intestines. You cannot

get

> rid of bad breath until you do the candida program. Also a lot of

> digestive problems are helped by eating enough good meats, eggs

and

> good fats, and low carbs. Carbs are very hard for the body to

digest

> because they contain fibres that the body cannot break down, which

is

> very unhealthy for the intestines. See my article for a complete

> description of carbs that are okay.

>

> ==>In the meantime chew on whole cloves or fennel seeds to make

your

> breath more pleasant until you can cure your candida.

>

> The best in health, Bee

==================================================================

Hi, I'm new, but I have been lurking around, reading, following post

etc. My name is . I've had candida for several years (>

10years!) but about two weeks ago I was correctly diagnosed. I had

been taking medication for acid reflux for two years without any

improvement to my health. I've been researching lots of articles on

the internet, I've purchased " The Yeast Connection Handbook " , I've

read your materials so I have a pretty good grasp of what needs to

be done. I've always known I had a dairy intolerance but gluten and

sugar???? I love fruit but I've given it up to get better. Wheat

products on the other hand, primarily sweet stuff not bread or

crackers, cookies, cakes, pastries, those are my weaknesses until

now, I've given those up too because I need to feel better. I've

never indulged in bread or rice, except the occasional bowl of brown

rice. I was a sugar-holic, now I know that is a candida craving. I

am very familiar with eating low carb diets and don't mind it at all

except that this time it's a bit more restrictive - no nuts or

grains (not even 1/4 cup of brown rice???)

I've had many of the symptoms that most women experience but my

biggest concern is halitosis. Should I try to get a prescription

for Nystatin? Since I've started eating ultra-low carb, I do feel

better and I've already noticed that some of the symptoms have

disappear or have greatly diminished, which gives me hope. I know

this program takes a long time and I am committed to take care of my

health and make a lifestyle change - sugar, dairy and grain are not

good for you anyway.

Bee, thanks for your response. I have been following the low-carb

tips with the exception of having brazil nuts and almonds. I am a

snacker, in between meeting or while I'm studying I like to munch on

something portable and discrete. Any suggestions for substitutes?

I have increased my intake of sea salt so I think I'm okay with

drinking water.

>

I have been so confused about high protein diets and ketosis and the

nasty side-effects that I have been driving myself crazy with

worry. I don't understand since all the publications out there

state that once you body starts processing proteins, not carbs, you

will eventually develop ketosis. I have, I test every day with the

ketone stick. In the past I've gotten halitosis too.

Well I don't want to overwhelm you . . . thanks for the advice on

cloves. I'll go back and read your article on Fats.

[Guest guest]

==>Hi there. Would you please add your name to the end of your

messages my friend? We have someone who is blind, and the name means

she is at the end of the message so she doesn't have to keep

listening.

Anyway you and Jade should hang in there. It's an awful problem to

have halitosis where you smell like feces but it took a long time to

get to this point and it will take some time to cure it. The only

way is to bite the bullet and stick to this program like mad!

Another person was relieved of halitosis after 3 mos., and I hope you

both won't need to take that long. It takes one month of natural

healing for every year you've been unhealthy.

My heart goes out to both of you. Please don't give up hope. This

will fix you up but it is hard work.

((((((Group Hug)))))) Bee

[Guest guest]

Dearest ,

May I please ask that you trim your messages my friend? Please find

out how and why in our Candida Group Info folder. Thanks so much.

> ==================================================================

> Hi, I'm new, but I have been lurking around, reading, following

post etc. My name is .

==>Hi . It's good to know your name. Also putting your name at

the end of your message helps our dear blind Maddalena. I'm so glad

you found us.

> I've had candida for several years (>10years!) but about two

weeks ago I was correctly diagnosed. I had been taking medication for

acid reflux for two years without any improvement to my health. I've

been researching lots of articles on the internet, I've

purchased " The Yeast Connection Handbook " ,

==>You will find that book isn't going to help you like my program;

there is no candida diet that provides enough good healthy fats and

cuts out all of the foods that feed candida.

> I've read your materials so I have a pretty good grasp of what

needs to be done. I've always known I had a dairy intolerance but

gluten and sugar???? I love fruit but I've given it up to get

better. Wheat products on the other hand, primarily sweet stuff not

bread or crackers, cookies, cakes, pastries, those are my weaknesses

until now, I've given those up too because I need to feel better.

==>Good for you . You are well on your way to getting rid of

that horrid halitosis, and the candida beast.

>I've never indulged in bread or rice, except the occasional bowl of

brown rice. I was a sugar-holic, now I know that is a candida

craving. I am very familiar with eating low carb diets and don't mind

it at all except that this time it's a bit more restrictive - no nuts

or grains (not even 1/4 cup of brown rice???)

==>, you will progress much faster if you do not have brown rice

nor anything else not recommended. See our Success Stories Folder

for all the cures people have experienced on this program. It's the

best there is!!

>

> I've had many of the symptoms that most women experience but my

> biggest concern is halitosis. Should I try to get a prescription

> for Nystatin?

==>Start by getting the diet down pat, which will kill off a lot of

candida on its own, particularly because it includes coconut oil

which is antifungal. After you've killed off a lot of candida on the

diet start on natural antifungals I recommend (garlic, oil of oregano

& clove oil). They are all much better than nystatin, and nystatin

products have changed since I took it for my candida - it's hard to

find one that doesn't contain sugars - go figure.

> Since I've started eating ultra-low carb, I do feel better and I've

already noticed that some of the symptoms have disappear or have

greatly diminished, which gives me hope. I know this program takes a

long time and I am committed to take care of my health and make a

lifestyle change - sugar, dairy and grain are not good for you anyway.

==>I'm so happy you are committed. You'll be happy you stuck to this

program for sure!!

>

> Bee, thanks for your response. I have been following the low-carb

> tips with the exception of having brazil nuts and almonds. I am a

> snacker, in between meeting or while I'm studying I like to munch

on something portable and discrete. Any suggestions for substitutes?

==>Can you have teas and the lemon & sea salt drink in between meals

rather than snacking. Your body uses a lot of energy to digest foods

so it needs time between meals. If you must snack see our Recipes

Folder for Desserts & Snacks.

> I have increased my intake of sea salt so I think I'm okay with

> drinking water.

==>Good for you !

> >

> I have been so confused about high protein diets and ketosis and

the nasty side-effects that I have been driving myself crazy with

> worry. I don't understand since all the publications out there

> state that once you body starts processing proteins, not carbs, you

> will eventually develop ketosis. I have, I test every day with the

> ketone stick. In the past I've gotten halitosis too.

==>I understand how hard it is to get your head around this

information when there is tons of information to the contrary. Just

remember that 80% of what is written is just to support big industry

and that the other 20% can be wrong 80% of the time too! LOL! This

is a whole new education for you, but believe me our ancestors

weren't concerned about ketones, etc. and they didn't have the

diseases we have today. Besides ketosis is not an unhealthy thing -

see this article: http://www.biblelife.org/ketosis.htm

>

> Well I don't want to overwhelm you . . . thanks for the advice on

> cloves. I'll go back and read your article on Fats.

==>Okay . Take good care. We're here to help you get through

this so you can be a sweet smelling sassy diva one day soon!!

Hugs, Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Dearest ,

> May I please ask that you trim your messages my friend? Please

find

> out how and why in our Candida Group Info folder. Thanks so much.

>

> >

==================================================================

> > Hi, I'm new, but I have been lurking around, reading, following

> post etc. My name is .

>

> ==>Hi . It's good to know your name. Also putting your name

at

> the end of your message helps our dear blind Maddalena. I'm so

glad

> you found us.

>

> > I've had candida for several years (>10years!) but about two

> weeks ago I was correctly diagnosed. I had been taking medication

for

> acid reflux for two years without any improvement to my health.

I've

> been researching lots of articles on the internet, I've

> purchased " The Yeast Connection Handbook " ,

>

> ==>You will find that book isn't going to help you like my

program;

> there is no candida diet that provides enough good healthy fats

and

> cuts out all of the foods that feed candida.

>

> > I've read your materials so I have a pretty good grasp of what

> needs to be done. I've always known I had a dairy intolerance but

> gluten and sugar???? I love fruit but I've given it up to get

> better. Wheat products on the other hand, primarily sweet stuff

not

> bread or crackers, cookies, cakes, pastries, those are my

weaknesses

> until now, I've given those up too because I need to feel better.

>

> ==>Good for you . You are well on your way to getting rid of

> that horrid halitosis, and the candida beast.

>

> >I've never indulged in bread or rice, except the occasional bowl

of

> brown rice. I was a sugar-holic, now I know that is a candida

> craving. I am very familiar with eating low carb diets and don't

mind

> it at all except that this time it's a bit more restrictive - no

nuts

> or grains (not even 1/4 cup of brown rice???)

>

> ==>, you will progress much faster if you do not have brown

rice

> nor anything else not recommended. See our Success Stories Folder

> for all the cures people have experienced on this program. It's

the

> best there is!!

> >

> > I've had many of the symptoms that most women experience but my

> > biggest concern is halitosis. Should I try to get a

prescription

> > for Nystatin?

>

> ==>Start by getting the diet down pat, which will kill off a lot

of

> candida on its own, particularly because it includes coconut oil

> which is antifungal. After you've killed off a lot of candida on

the

> diet start on natural antifungals I recommend (garlic, oil of

oregano

> & clove oil). They are all much better than nystatin, and

nystatin

> products have changed since I took it for my candida - it's hard

to

> find one that doesn't contain sugars - go figure.

>

> > Since I've started eating ultra-low carb, I do feel better and

I've

> already noticed that some of the symptoms have disappear or have

> greatly diminished, which gives me hope. I know this program

takes a

> long time and I am committed to take care of my health and make a

> lifestyle change - sugar, dairy and grain are not good for you

anyway.

>

> ==>I'm so happy you are committed. You'll be happy you stuck to

this

> program for sure!!

> >

> > Bee, thanks for your response. I have been following the low-

carb

> > tips with the exception of having brazil nuts and almonds. I am

a

> > snacker, in between meeting or while I'm studying I like to

munch

> on something portable and discrete. Any suggestions for

substitutes?

>

> ==>Can you have teas and the lemon & sea salt drink in between

meals

> rather than snacking. Your body uses a lot of energy to digest

foods

> so it needs time between meals. If you must snack see our Recipes

> Folder for Desserts & Snacks.

>

> > I have increased my intake of sea salt so I think I'm okay with

> > drinking water.

>

> ==>Good for you !

> > >

> > I have been so confused about high protein diets and ketosis and

> the nasty side-effects that I have been driving myself crazy with

> > worry. I don't understand since all the publications out there

> > state that once you body starts processing proteins, not carbs,

you

> > will eventually develop ketosis. I have, I test every day with

the

> > ketone stick. In the past I've gotten halitosis too.

>

> ==>I understand how hard it is to get your head around this

> information when there is tons of information to the contrary.

Just

> remember that 80% of what is written is just to support big

industry

> and that the other 20% can be wrong 80% of the time too! LOL!

This

> is a whole new education for you, but believe me our ancestors

> weren't concerned about ketones, etc. and they didn't have the

> diseases we have today. Besides ketosis is not an unhealthy

thing -

> see this article: http://www.biblelife.org/ketosis.htm

> >

> > Well I don't want to overwhelm you . . . thanks for the advice

on

> > cloves. I'll go back and read your article on Fats.

>

> ==>Okay . Take good care. We're here to help you get

through

> this so you can be a sweet smelling sassy diva one day soon!!

>

> Hugs, Bee

====================================================================

Thanks Bee, I will. I just wanted to give a thorough intro.

I chewed a piece of clove not bad. I guess I could sip on that

electrolyte water.

>

[Guest guest]

> > >

> > > Hi, I am almost in tears, I cannot seem to get halitosis under

> > control. It is not an oral manifestation; I was told by a

nutrition

> > specialist that I have candidiasis (based on my symptoms). She

> also

> > said that it is very common to have halitosis. It has only been

> two

> > weeks since I've been diagnosed with this condition. I'm on a

> sugar

> > free, wheat/gluten free, dairy free diet. I am allowed to have

> > fish, chicken and some veggies - high protein although I try to

> keep

> > > my portions moderate to small.

> >

> > ==>Hi there. What is your name? Please re-check your diet

against

> > the one I recommend in the article sent to you when you

joined " How

> > to Successfully Overcome Candida " or find it in our Group's

Files

> > (left menu) - it's in the 1st folder, along with Candida, How to

> Get

> > Started. You need to eliminate all grains, nuts, seeds and

> legumes,

> > bad man-made oils and fats, etc., etc. and you need to eat

plenty

> of

> > protein and good nature-made fats in order to get well again.

> You'll

> > understand once you read that article. Protein and good fats

like

> > butter, coconut oil, lard and other natural animal fats are the

> very

> > easiest foods for the body to digest compared to any carbs.

> >

> > > I drink lots of water and green tea daily.

> >

> > ==>It is not wise to drink " too much " water without ensuring you

> are

> > also getting salt (sodium and chloride) and minerals which is

> > obtained from a good ocean sea salt recommended in my article.

You

> > take it in water with lemon.

> >

> > > I've tried gargling several times during the day, drinking

> > > clove tea, ginger tea but nothing helps, in fact it may have

> gotten

> > > worse with all the protein I've been eating. Does anyone have

a

> > > remedy for this situation? It is particularly bad since I

have

> to

> > > do a lot of talking at work.

> >

> > ==>Protein does not increase halitosis. There is a lot of false

> > information about protein out there - don't believe it. Protein

> only

> > turns acid in a laboratory, not in the body, and it does not

> putrefy

> > in the gut but it must be eaten with lots of good nature-made

fats

> > like butter, lard, coconut oil, etc. - read my article and

you'll

> > understand.

> > >

> > > Can someone explain why you develop halitosis with candida, I

> don't

> > > quite get it. Please help.

> >

> > ==>That is because candida mostly grows in the intestines,

> > interfering with digestion, and when you have candida you do not

> have

> > good friendly bacteria, etc. Most halitosis is caused by these

> > problem in the colon which affects the lungs, liver, etc. So you

> are

> > breathing out the putrefaction from your intestines. You cannot

> get

> > rid of bad breath until you do the candida program. Also a lot

of

> > digestive problems are helped by eating enough good meats, eggs

and

> > good fats, and low carbs. Carbs are very hard for the body to

> digest

> > because they contain fibres that the body cannot break down,

which

> is

> > very unhealthy for the intestines. See my article for a

complete

> > description of carbs that are okay.

> >

> > ==>In the meantime chew on whole cloves or fennel seeds to make

> your

> > breath more pleasant until you can cure your candida.

> >

> > The best in health, Bee

> >

>

> Hello Jade13star i also have the same problem my breath is like

feces

> or rotten meat. I do understand the advice Ms Bee gives but i

don't

> know about you but i have a job tough smell horrible with co-

workers

> comment i what make it really bad i work in healthcare cry myself

to

> sleep, i've alot taught about sucide may times i'm so unhappy and

> stagnant in my life. Hoping things get better us

=================================================================

Hello,

Have you tried Bee's clove suggestion? I just had a piece, it's not

bad. How long have you had candida and how long have you been on the

Candida diet? Here's my routine, brush teeth with Colgate 12 Hr.,

brush tongue with special tongue gel, scrap tongue with tongue

scraper, gargle with hydorgen peroxide and water solution, drink

clove tea. Drink more water and green tea while at work.

Hang in there.

>

[Guest guest]

,

Please trim your messages - only leave pertinent information from the

previous post in your message.

Bee

[Guest guest]

> >nystatin products have changed since I took it for my candida -

it's hard to

> >it's hard to find one that doesn't contain sugars - go figure.

>

> Yet more health sabotage from machiavellian profiteers, that's what

I figure.

Hi Sisyphus,

It's good to hear from you. I agree that our health has been

sabotaged - big time! Did you know that when drug companies first

created antibiotics that they were coated with nystatin

because .... " they knew " it caused candida! Duh? When I cured my

candida 1985-87 there was no sugar in nystatin, and now they add

sugar to it?? Another duh?

Also, probiotics were perscribed in millions of units in the mid

1980s, and now they are in billions of units? Almost " all " B complex

contained niacin and now most do not! Crazy!

Take good care, Bee

>