Re: moderator, blood flow

[Guest guest]

My understanding is that many or most sinus problems are caused by &

related to fungus or candida. I know though, that I was given anti-

biotics several times for sinus infections and they either did zilch or

only 'cured' the infections temporaily then it would come back and they

would give me anti-biotics again - this went on for years. They even

broke the ridge of my nose at one point to 'straighten' it out -they

thouught it might make a differece, it didn't. After 10 years the

specialist eventually gave up.

Years later, I went on a candia diet and amazing but that was the

end of the sinus infections. Now I only get sinus problems again when

I get candida again.

best wishes

Shan

[Moderator: Sinus infection likely persist due to Biolfilms. EDTA or even

rinsing the sinus with Chlorine Dioxide solution (4ppm concentration) should (in

theory) break down the biolfilm]

[Guest guest]

Dear Moderator,

Is there any way that a person can determine if he has blood flow

problems (assuming routine coagulation tests are normal)?

If yes, how can he go about correcting the problem?

Yannick

>

> when you fixed your blood flow, did you notice your digestion

improve

> and how long did it take?

> [Moderator: Improved yes, months to see the change]

>

> I read somewhere that sinus problems are based in gut problems and

or

> poor diet

>

> amy

>

[Guest guest]

Sorry, I am not familiar with " Biofilms " Would you mind please

telling me about them?

best wishes

Shan

{Moderator: Just an encouragement to google a term or search the archives which

is a great resource.

}