How Yeast Can Create Havoc in Your Life and How to Address it

re: How Yeast Can Create Havoc in Your Life and How to Address it

losman — Thu, 21 May 2009 13:41:55 GMT

HAVE YOU TRIED "THE LIFE FORCE PLAN' GOOGLE IT DONT DO THE DIET IF CANT DO THE SWEATING PROTO CALL!!

re: How Yeast Can Create Havoc in Your Life and How to Address it

Nice Nice — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 18:45:16 GMT

All cereal grains, nuts, (especially peanuts and pistachios), antibiotics and chemotherapy all contain a by product from mold which is called a mycotoxin. The mycotoxin that is present in grains is called aflatoxin. It is tested and regulated and is allowed to be consumed by us in small amounts. The grains that are tested and to have a large amount are then fed to cattle and last but not least....alcohol.

A good indication that you can go by is that if you crave carbs, sugars, etc. Fungus lives off of sugar. I believe it is really important to eat right for you NT, take a probiotic daily, stay away from antibiotics, grains etc.

I enjoy consuming nuts with my meals. To avoid the toxins on the nuts I soak them for 12 hours. Rinse them very well. Since I don't have a dehydrator, I spread the nuts on a plate and place them in the refrigerator and let the air in the refrig. circulate and dry them.

I ran across a wonderful website and would like to share it with everyone of you. He also can be found on TV, too. It is www.knowthecause.com.

The host is Doug Kaufmann. He has written many books on fungus. I have learn so much from Doug and you will too!

His saying is "If you do what you have done...you will always get what you have got" How true is that?

re: How Yeast Can Create Havoc in Your Life and How to Address it

elmjcil — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 02:04:17 GMT

If anyone puts a boric acid cap and a garlic clove AND a soaked tampon up their yingyang, how in the world do they walk and how many vaginas are THAT big -- oh, I know that they stretch but good grief. Then my husband crawls in bed and starts getting romantic. I think that is when I would just start crying out of sheer frustration. Plus having to give up cereals and fruit and so on and so on. Now it is better to eat fats and such...... How in the world does a person know what is right to eat?????????

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kas_3 — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 03:00:56 GMT

Tell the husband to stop drinking beer and you will stop getting yeast infections. Easy Peasy

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Benai — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 18:06:20 GMT

Does Anyone Know???

Nutritional Yeast- I have found many great, raw recipes, and they call for this- cant nutritional yeast in any way lead to a yeast or candida overgrowth in the body? Thanks

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Heather Marsh — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 09:51:30 GMT

to bkt,

hi Beth,

commiserations. Might I suggest that you add some glutamine capsules to your daily regime?

Sounds like that nasty fungus has already punched its holes. Glutamine and probiotics can help to heal these.

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Creation — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 05:47:39 GMT

Hi, I have been reading for a little while and this topic hits home for me. I am struggling with a bad case of yeast overgrowth. I have found some things that help the symtoms a little. My question is if anyone out there knows. Does pregnancy make this condition worse or better? And can you fight it while you are pregnant?

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JaneFalke — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 00:52:09 GMT

Wow! I am researching this very subject right now because of a paper I am writing for my web site. Candida (yeast/fungus) loves and acid environment in the body, not alkaline. And true, sugar, grains, alcohol, and fruit turn into sugar in the body and feed the yeast. It is alkaline foods that provide oxygen that helps to kill the yeast. Yeast does not live together very well with oxygen. Ladies, if you have a yeast infection besides taking probiotics by mouth, you can douce with them by adding 1 or 2 tablespoons of powder (you can empty your capsules) mixed in warm water or you can use baking soda mixed with water. In the past, when I had a yeast infection, I used baking soda. It is inexpensive and works immediately. Fermented foods are not recommended until all is well.

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Gemini86 — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 12:21:27 GMT

Hi, I am 53 and about 20 pounds overweight and it's all in my stomach! I exercise at least three times a week for an hour, I watch everything I eat and my calorie intake is about or less than the norm. I'm thinking the weight won't come off because of a candida overgrowth. Does anyone have this problem as well? Please let me know what you're doing for it? I'm at my wit's end! Thanks! Denise

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kingstukie — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 09:51:31 GMT

I think if one reads Henry Makows latest article on his web site people will slowly understand the world we live in.

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Belindance — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 02:05:00 GMT

Funny I have never heard of Dr. Mercola, but I believe most of what he talks about in this brief video. I suffer with chronic fatigue for a couple of years now. Glad to see many people can find others who do also. I have read a lot of resources on fibromyalgia, yeast infections, chronic fatigue. I'm no expert, I'm not a doctor but I read many books written by some very amazing people who have helped others.

I share what I learned and and some of my own experiences and opinions about this condition, and what I did to help myself. I share this for free on my personal green site on www.squidoo.com/stemcellrenewal, I hope to helps others beat this syndrome. Look for my blog green4health, I talk about my fibro experience.

Good luck everyone in your healing!

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kiwimama — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 01:46:09 GMT

Hey, just wondering if anyone else has had this problem. I have tried the Body Ecology Diet before to get rid of Candida. The results were wonderful. However, I lost too much weight for my frame. I felt fantasitic, loads of energy, my skin looked great and my body functioned the way it should, but my friends called me "scarey skinny". I feel I need to get back to the way was eating on the diet but am scared to lose too much weight now that I'm over 40 and will look haggard in the face! Anyone advice?

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dj_davo — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 23:58:31 GMT

Hi Kelley, thanks for your comments. I've read many of your posts before, with great interest. My whole, recent fascination with natural health / products, was because I was trying to cure my partners' Mothers' cancer, which sadly I didn't get a chance to, as we weren't quick enough... but that's a whole other story - best not to get started on my dislike for the UK NHS and the whole drug, blinkered opinion and tolerance from these... people!

In answer to your question, I'm a fella lol. I'd had terrible migraines for years and had to regularly take Sumatriptan tablets as they were the only things that would ease the pain. I hated doing this because from early teens, I formed a dislike for prescription drugs and refused to take any! I was bodybuilding and obsessed with healthy diets / lifestyle. The discipline I used to have for my diet helped tremendously with my whole new candida diet regime as I found it easy to start eating clean, whole food again, and more importantly no more migraines!

They were so bad I had a brain scan and numerous visits to a migraine clinic. I stopped when my doctor told me there is nothing I can do with my diet to get rid of them. I knew he was wrong and I proved it.

Heather, the details of a candida spit test are here: www.thefinchleyclinic.co.uk/.../Threelac_Candida_test.htm

I hope that this link does not contravene any web rules here? I'm a customer of the website where the link is from and as they offer free advice, I feel that thy wouldn't mind me posting this link? In any event, this same information is available from many different sources. However, in a nutshell:

1. Clear glass of water first thing in the morning before eating, drinking, kissing etc. Gather saliva and spit into the glass.

2. Observe every 15 mins for the next hour. If there are either any strings, floating globules, or sunken globules, or any combination of the 3, you have candida. I'm down to a couple of strings now.

HTH.

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nonsumdignus — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 23:55:09 GMT

Ever since I first read the advice in The Yeast Connection to avoid anything containing mold, fungus, or yeast, it struck me as wrong. Isn't this sort of like advising someone with e. coli to avoid all bacteria, especially high-bacteria foods like yogurt?

I decided to read what the author said for myself, and from my perusing of the book, I found that he did not say those things might contribute to the yeast, but that they might be the source of allergies or sensitivities, and you might as well not do them for the first few weeks, then test by adding them in gradually.

The problem is that almost everyone I know, myself included, who has read the "do not eat" list for a yeast diet freaks out because it is so ridiculously limiting. If these foods are not contributing to the yeast problem (I mean foods like cheese, raw ACV, raw organic homemade wines, fermented foods), it seems wiser to me to include only the REAL problem foods (grains, sweeteners, concentrated fruit sources) on the main list, with a note about the others, so that when the diet is publicized, the "do not eat" list is not unnecessarily intimidating.

Am I crazy about this? What do y'all think?

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Rose of Sharon — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 23:52:45 GMT

Does anyone know what the connection with Candida and Asthma is. I'm thinking this may be my problem and would like to better understand the mechanism. I've already contacted ron_long03. Does anyone else have suggestions on Asthma. I want to be rid of it. My close friend died at age 51 from her long time steroid usage with her asthma so I know that's not the way to go. I've got 35 years in the medical field (lab/x-ray/CMA) so I have figured out allopathic medicine is not the solution but haven't figured what works for the Asthma.