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I have heard about this for years but thought it was something only

women get. Do men get it and how would I know it I had it? I've had

something like acne but on my arms for over 20 years. Sometimes I

will go years without an outbreak. But when I get one there is a

small itchy tiny red speck. It turns into a big pimple full of

sticky goo that take weeks or months to go away.

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I am not a doctor, nor do I even play one on TV, but to me

candida is simply the normal human form of yeast. It belongs

in our Large Intestine along with hundreds of other little

critters who compete for nutrients and keep each other in

line. Trouble starts when the colon wall gets thinned from

other causes and the candida can invade the bloodstream.

If it finds sugar and somewhere to live it can end up almost

anywhere.

My dad died of cancer of the esophagus, and when I stopped eating

sugar my voice began sounding like a frog for a few days. I

presume that the thick sludge coming up was maybe candida

in my esophagus.

Under a magnifying glass I could see tiny white filaments around

my toenail fungus, and I decided it was candida too. It only forms

those little mycelia when it is starving and starts hunting for

sugar. Each fiber can generate hycrochloric acid on the end as

it punctures cells looking for something sweet.

I even imagine it can affect the brain, making someone go looking

for sugar. Hey I can believe what I want eh?

I don't know if this helps but yep maybe the pimples are related.

Steve

> I have heard about this for years but thought it was something only

> women get. Do men get it and how would I know it I had it? I've had

> something like acne but on my arms for over 20 years. Sometimes I

> will go years without an outbreak. But when I get one there is a

> small itchy tiny red speck. It turns into a big pimple full of

> sticky goo that take weeks or months to go away.

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> Alec

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