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Chris-

>Oh. Well in that case someone asked before whether there were

>desirable forms of glycation and I forgot to answer that glycation is

>an incredibly important universal process that occurs in every cell.

>The difference is that the important glycation occurs enzymatically,

>whereas my understanding is that non-enzymatic glycation is harmful.

Well, that's the thing. Isn't desirable glycation -- the enzyme-mediated

type -- called glycosylation, not glycation, even though they're

substantially similar? If the question is whether there are any glycation

reactions which aren't enzymatic but which are desirable, the answer,

AFAIK, is no. But glycosylation can get out of hand too.

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On 9/6/05, Idol <Idol@...> wrote:

> Chris-

>

> >Oh. Well in that case someone asked before whether there were

> >desirable forms of glycation and I forgot to answer that glycation is

> >an incredibly important universal process that occurs in every cell.

> >The difference is that the important glycation occurs enzymatically,

> >whereas my understanding is that non-enzymatic glycation is harmful.

>

> Well, that's the thing. Isn't desirable glycation -- the enzyme-mediated

> type -- called glycosylation, not glycation, even though they're

> substantially similar?

I think you might be right.

Chris

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>On 9/2/05, Suze Fisher <s.fisher22@...> wrote:

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>> I'm probably overdoing it though cuz I'm taking 10 drops at a time rather

>> than the recommended 4. I need to find the time to post over on the

>> candidiasis list to get some dosing recommendations.

>

>If that's giving you over 65 mg of carvacrol, then you're stuff is as

>concentrated as mine (about the same). I find that mine burns when I

>dilute it in a major amount of water, and usually have to chase it

>down with a tablespoon of EVOO (it's fat-soluble, so water doesn't

>help as much) and then water. I'm just really surprised someone could

>tolerate that directly under the tongue!

I don't take this stuff directly under the tongue. I was taking the

*Oreganol* directly under the tongue - maybe I didn't communicate that

clearly. The Wild Oats brand that I'm using now is more caustic, although

both are diluted with olive oil. I put the WO brand in a little water, but

it burns my lips regardless.

Suze Fisher

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On 9/8/05, Suze Fisher <s.fisher22@...> wrote:

> I don't take this stuff directly under the tongue. I was taking the

> *Oreganol* directly under the tongue - maybe I didn't communicate that

> clearly. The Wild Oats brand that I'm using now is more caustic, although

> both are diluted with olive oil. I put the WO brand in a little water, but

> it burns my lips regardless.

Oh, ok. I think it helps to chase it down with extra virgin olive oil

and then water. The EVOO seems to help sop up what got left in your

mouth.

Chris

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Suze-

>What don't you like about Pau d'arco ? That it's tough on the liver?

My liver isn't in great shape, apparently, so yeah, that's bothersome,

though I think some people say it's liver protective. I'm more concerned

about the fact that it's a bark and therefore not exactly digestible.

>Do you have a systemic candida infection? Just wondering since you said you

>might order this product. Or is it for your suspected giardiasis?

I'm pretty sure I have systemic candida, though I'm also sure it's less of

a problem than it used to be.

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Very excellent site , thank you ! !

Hugs N Prayers ~

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Thanks , This is a good site with alot of valuable info. "Another very effective herb for candida is caprylic acid, which has been shown in scientific studies to completely eliminate Candida albicans in as little as two weeks when taken at a dose of 3,600 mg per day. For best results, be sure to use caprylic acid that comes in either enteric-coated capsules or in a sustained release formula." I took this in high doses for several weeks, and I think that is what helped me the most, along with raw garlic on a consistent basis. Patty <waltjenking@...> wrote: I found a website on Candida that looks very helpful. http://www.naturalcures.com/NC/Members/Candidiasis-Candida-Yeast-overgrowth2.aspx Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell?Check out new cars at Autos.

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Thank you, sweet :

I hope that you are feeling much better now that those toxic waste bags have been removed. My yeast problems continue, and I want to thank you for this site.

Stay close...love always......Lea

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Candida

I found a website on Candida that looks very helpful.

http://www.naturalcures.com/NC/Members/Candidiasis-Candida-Yeast-overgrowth2.aspx

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This is funny...I was just reading about this. Thanks Patty. Tricia Trish <glory2glory1401@...> wrote: Thanks , This is a good site with alot of valuable info. "Another very effective herb for candida is caprylic acid, which has been shown in scientific studies to completely eliminate Candida albicans in as little as two weeks when taken at a dose of 3,600 mg per day. For best results, be sure to use caprylic

acid that comes in either enteric-coated capsules or in a sustained release formula." I took this in high doses for several weeks, and I think that is what helped me the most, along with raw garlic on a consistent basis. Patty <waltjenking > wrote: I found a website on Candida that looks very helpful. http://www.naturalcures.com/NC/Members/Candidiasis-Candida-Yeast-overgrowth2.aspx Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell?Check out new cars at Autos. Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell?Check out new cars at Autos.

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You're very welcome Lea! After looking at that page I realized I need to work on my diet even further and thought it may help others as well. I am not doing so well, but I'll get there. I have ordered some adrenal herbs from a website....everything is all natural and no sugar, no yeast, no wheat, etc. It is based on the book "Adrenal Fatigue", by Dr. . I'm thinking I will order lab work first to see where I'm at and then take the herbs. Supposedly you only take them for a certain amount of time until your adrenals get back to normal. After that I will test again to see my results. I will probably just try to attack the yeast first and then move to the adrenals. I think I will try the caprylic acid for the yeast that Patty mentioned and see what happens. Good luck to you with your health. Lea <devans@...>

wrote: Thank you, sweet : I hope that you are feeling much better now that those toxic waste bags have been removed. My yeast problems continue, and I want to thank you for this site. Stay close...love always......Lea ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` Candida I found a website on Candida that looks very helpful. http://www.naturalcures.com/NC/Members/Candidiasis-Candida-Yeast-overgrowth2.aspx Ahhh...imagining that

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Patty, What is enteric coating? I am looking at soft gels...is that okay???? Thanks!Tricia Trish <glory2glory1401@...> wrote: Thanks , This is a good site with alot of valuable info. "Another very effective herb for candida is caprylic acid, which has been shown in scientific studies to completely eliminate Candida albicans in as little as two weeks when taken at a dose of 3,600 mg per day. For best results, be

sure to use caprylic acid that comes in either enteric-coated capsules or in a sustained release formula." I took this in high doses for several weeks, and I think that is what helped me the most, along with raw garlic on a consistent basis. Patty <waltjenking > wrote: I found a website on Candida that looks very helpful. http://www.naturalcures.com/NC/Members/Candidiasis-Candida-Yeast-overgrowth2.aspx Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell?Check out new cars at Autos. Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell?Check out new cars at Autos.

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You're welcome D! So nice to hear from you. I am off today and tomorrow so I have a bit of energy to focus on researching and catching up with group. I hope all is well with you....I've missed you! Love, DGRAHAMA@... wrote: Very excellent site , thank you ! ! Hugs N Prayers ~ D See what's free at AOL.com.

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Enteric coating makes sure it passes through the stomach acids and makes it to the intestines where it needs to do it's work. I don't think soft gels will work as well. Patty <waltjenking@...> wrote: Patty, What is enteric coating? I am looking at soft gels...is that okay???? Thanks!Tricia Trish <glory2glory1401 > wrote: Thanks , This is a good site with alot of valuable info. "Another very effective herb for candida is caprylic acid, which has been shown in scientific studies to completely eliminate Candida albicans in as little as two weeks when taken at a dose of 3,600 mg per day. For best results, be sure to use caprylic acid that comes in either enteric-coated capsules or in a sustained release formula." I took this in high doses for several weeks, and I think that is what helped me the most, along with raw garlic on a consistent basis. Patty <waltjenking > wrote: I found a website on Candida that looks very helpful. http://www.naturalcures.com/NC/Members/Candidiasis-Candida-Yeast-overgrowth2.aspx Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell?Check out new cars at Autos. Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell?Check out new cars at Autos. Ahhh...imagining

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Hello ~

Thank you ! I was with my daughter for a few days, and loved my time with her. I havent been feeling too well lately, so I havent been talking much. I read everything, and pray for everyone. I have a hard time thinking when I feel so bad. I am so glad you are doing so well. That is so awesome ! ! Great hearing from you ! ! Love and Hugs ~ DSee what's free at AOL.com.

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Not that I am promoting someone else's blog, but this person has hit

the description of Candida right on the head.

KC

06.09.08Candida

http://alexandrateagan.wordpress.com/2008/06/09/candida/

Posted in Home Remedies, Natural Health, Natural Health Recipes

tagged Candida, diet and candida, do I have candida, herbs and

candida, supplements and candida, what are symptoms of candida, what

causes candida, what is candida, what's wrong with me, why don't I

fell good at 6:20 am by andra Teagan

Candida overgrowth is a serious health issue that should not be

ignored. It is not uncommon for people to have yeast overgrowth and

not even know it. Candida overgrowth (or Candidiasis) can produce a

wide range of symptoms such as depression, headache, fatigue, skin

problems, allergies and insomnia. Candidiasis is a medical term used

to describe a condition where a common digestive yeast overgrows to

the point that it becomes a medical problem. There are many type of

yeast that cause Candidiasis, the most common is called Candida

Albicans. Traditional medicine recognizes this yeast as the cause of

problems like: vaginal yeast infections and thrush in children. What

is unrecognized is that this yeast can cause problems in the

digestive tract of both men and women. If this overgrowth isn't

controlled in the gut, the yeast may become systemic. In other

words, it can leave the digestive system, enter the blood stream and

travel throughout the body. Candida can spread to the vagina,

urinary tract, skin, finger and toenails, mouth, organs, and

tissues. The rise in the number of people with Candida is partially

due to the increase in the use of broad spectrum antibiotics.

Antibiotics kill bacteria in the digestive tract, leaving yeast

(which antibiotics don't kill) space to multiply. Poor diet, stress

and nutrient deficiencies can also lead to Candida overgrowth. The

toxins produced by Candida can overwhelm the immune system and lead

to disease.

What Is Candida?

Candida is yeast, similar to those that cause bread to rise. Candida

albicans is the most common and well known yeast, and can become

problematic in the body when it proliferates out of control. Candida

albicans is one of over 80 species of Candida. It is technically a

digestive mold or yeast. These yeasts are parasites, organisms that

live off of us, taking in food from us and putting off toxic waste.

Digestive yeasts have been found to produce over 70 known toxins.

Yeast is normally present in our intestinal tract in small amounts.

In low levels, it is not harmful to the body – It is a source of

food for beneficial gut flora (friendly bacteria) that help the body

fight infectious disease. As long as the amount of yeast in the body

remains small, internal balance is maintained and all is well. The

ideal ratio of Candida to bacteria in the body is 1:1 million; that

is, 1 yeast to 1 million bacteria.

What Causes Candida?

When the critical balance of Candida to bacteria in the body is

disturbed, with Candida gaining the upper hand, we can develop

symptoms anywhere in the body as a result of systematic candidiasis.

This condition develops when the balance between yeast and bacteria

is upset as a result of:

Upset in ratio of good to bad bacteria in the GI tract

Change in pH

Immune dysfunction or disease – a number of factors can cause immune

dysfunction:

Drugs, anti-inflammatories, cortisone, birth control pills,

antibiotics, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Oral antibiotics

are a common cause of increased yeast production. While fighting

harmful bacteria, they also kill off much of the friendly bacteria

in the system as well. When the medication destroys bacteria, the

yeast is left with more room to spread and a food supply which it

grows on. This is a significant point because as the Candida yeast

may manifest itself in various conditions, antibiotics are often

used for symptomatic relief of those conditions. The antibiotics

then allow the Candida to reproduce elsewhere, causing recurring

infections and other maladies.

Toxic metals (like mercury, lead, cadmium, nickel and aluminum)

Stress, emotional strain, long-term suppressed emotions, or lack of

self esteem and confidence (which causes poor fluid movement)

Excessive physical work, including sports

Overwork, especially without adequate rest or diet

Pregnancy and menopause create an environment in which estrogen

levels vary greatly from the norm, and this may cause a higher rate

of infections.

Mentrual flow leaves women more susceptible at the end of each

month's cycle

Low thyroid function

Exposure to toxic substances and environmental toxins

Over-consumption of refined carbohydrates and sugar

Poor digestion

Parasites

All of these factors create an imbalance of beneficial gut flora

(more bad bacteria than good) called dysbiosis, which can result in

reduced immunity. In its fungal form, Candida produces waste

products known as mycotoxins. Among the mycotoxins produced by

Candida is acetaldehyde, a poison that is transformed into ethanol

and converted in the liver into alcohol. As alcohol builds up in the

system, symptoms associated with drunkenness develop. This is how

Candida can produce `brain fog'. Candida secretes acid that can

alter pH (acid/alkaline balance). It also grows very long roots

called rhizoids, which actually puncture the mucosal lining of the

intestine. When it becomes damaged, we develop a condition called

Leaky Gut Syndrome. This means that the mucosal lining of the

digestive tract has holes in it, allowing Candida to pass through it

into the bloodstream.

What Are Some Signs and Symptoms?

When undigested food particles penetrate the bowel wall and enter

the bloodstream, the body views them as foreign invaders and makes

antibodies (chemical bullets) against them. This can result in the

development of food allergies or sensitivities, and ultimately

autoimmune disease. There are some 80 known autoimmune diseases.

Among them are:

Arthritis (Rheumatoid)

Fibromyalgia

Chronic fatigue syndrome

Crohn's disease / Colitis

Diabetes

Lupus

Multiple sclerosis

Skin disorders

The cause for all of them is officially " unknown " to mainstream

medicine, but holistic practitioners are well aware of their

connection to leaky gut syndrome. Since Candida is often the culprit

behind the leak, we can view systematic candidiasis as an underlying

condition, it not a cause, of allergies and other autoimmune

disorders. Candida toxins are carried through the leaky gut (via the

bloodstream) to the liver. From there, they proceed to the other

organs of the body – the brain, nervous system, joints, shin, etc.

If the liver's detoxification ability is impaired due to inadequate

nutrition and toxic overload, these toxins will be stored and can

initiate stages of the process, when the body still has enough vital

reserve to maintain balance.

Symptoms

Since Candida can cause multiple systemic illnesses, a whole gamut

of symptoms, ranging from the general to those affecting specific

ares, are possible. These include low energy and fatigue,

irritability, anxiety, fear, depression, " brain fog " , memory loss,

headaches, lightheadedness, muscle and joint pain, poor circulation,

resulting in cold hands and feet, urinary tract infections, rectal

itching, white coating on the tongue or esphagus, heart palpitations

and irregular pulse.

Persistent bloating and gas

Periodic constipation and diarrhea

Indigestion

Intestinal cramps

Joint and muscle pain

Recurrent vaginal yeast infections

Chronic postnasal drip

Coughs

Sore Throats

Colds

Asthma

Eczema

Itchy skin

Rashes on the skin

Acne

Fungal infections on the skin

Food sensitivities and allergies

Recurrent bladder infections

Fatigue

Sugar cravings

Brain Fog

Bad breath

Blurred vision

Chemical Sensitivity

Depression

Sinus problems

Insomnia

There is much evidence that sinusitis is fungus related; yet

medicine continues to treat the condition with antibiotics, which

makes matters worse by destroying good bacteria, allowing Candida to

multiply. As mycotoxins (fungal toxins) become more abundant in the

body, more serious and chronic conditions can develop. Toxins tend

to settle in the organ (s) and Tissue (s) of greatest weakness.

Since we all have different areas of genetic or acquired weakness,

we will each manifest different disorders. In addition to

suppressing the immune system, Candida also disrupts the endocrine

(glandular) system, which has a regulating effect on the body. These

effects, coupled with the ability of the fungus to migrate to any

area of the body, make it possible for Candida to cause or

contribute to virtually any disorder anywhere in the body.

If your tongue is coated with a white layer or you have cracks on

the bottom of your feet – these are good indications that you have

Candida overgrowth.

How To Get Rid of Candida

Just as mold and fungus need a warm, moist environment externally,

bacteria and fungus need a certain environment to thrive internally.

Therefore, if we change our inner environment and make it less

fungus-friendly, these problems tend to disappear.

Eliminate or minimize the use of antibiotics, steroids, immune-

suppressing drugs and oral contraceptives (only after consulting

your health care provider or doctor).

Change your diet to one that will not encourage growth of Candida.

Eliminate sugar and other sweeteners (natural or not), fruit and

fruit juices, cheese and commercial dairy products. Soy sauce,

mushrooms, breads with yeast, baked goods and peanuts should also be

eliminated, as should any refined foods and any foods to which you

are allergic or sensitive. Avoid coffee, soda, and alcoholic

beverages, as well as any fermented foods or beverages. Caffeine

wipes out the good bacteria in your digestive tract and in turn

allows fungal overgrowth to get a good start.

Eat plenty of vegetables and lean protein. Soups and stews are

excellent. Substitute yeast-free millet bread and gluten-free grains

such as corn, millet, quinoa and teff. If a sweetener is desires,

use the herbs stevia or lo-han. Snacks should include raw pumpkin

seeds and oil-free corn chips. Use raw almond and raw cashew butter.

Drink plenty of water: at least ½ ounce of water per pound of body

weight. (For a 120-pound person, that would mean 60 ounces.)

Enhance digestion by eating more raw foods, chewing thoroughly and

taking enzymes with every meal.

Re-establish beneficial flora (good bacteria) in your intestinal

tract with acidophilus and bifidus supplements. These are also found

in a good yogurt but sugar or sweeteners can also be in yogurt so

while cleaning up Candida it's best to use supplement forms of these

beneficial bacteria or plain yogurt.

Improve immune function by stimulating lymph flow through dry

brushing, exercise, and deep breathing.

Get fresh air. Lack of cellular oxygen due to mucus in the system

makes for a fungus-friendly environment. Fungus doesn't like fresh

air- it like a stale environment and carbon dioxide to bathe in.

Fungus thrives in a body that is not exposed regularly to fresh air.

Increase fiber consumption. This will help absorb and sweep out the

toxins that are being created as Candida dies off. We need 30-40

grams of fiber per day. Flax is an excellent source of fiber.

Cleanse your system with herbs that help reduce Candida.

Stay on a probiotic and fiber supplement as a maintenance. Continue

on a maintenance diet – i.e., add back fruits and grains slowly to

your diet.

Try colon hydrotherapy with your detox program.

Take supplements

To improve overall health, multivitamin and mineral supplementation

is highly recommended. This will increase immune function and deter

continued yeast-related infections. The following specific

supplements may also be effective:

Essential Fatty Acids – the recommended dosage is 3000 mg evening

primrose, borage, or black current seed oil daily, in three even

doses, or one tablespoon of organic flaxseed oil. (Flaxseed oil

should never be cooked and should be kept in the refrigerator.)

Vitamin C – The recommended dosage is 3000- 15,000 mg daily, in

three even portions, to fight infections. The intravenous

administration of 50 g vitamin C one to three times a week could

speed up recovery.

B Complex- Used to alleviate stress, the recommended dosage is 50 –

100 mg with each meal.

Chlorophyll – This can help by cleaning the intestines. Six 8-ounce

glasses of vegetable juice are recommended.

Lactoferrin – A dosage of 300 – 600 mg daily of this subfraction of

whey protein combats yeasts and certain intestinal parasites, such

as C. albicans.

Herbs

Herbs can also be instrumental in inhibiting yeast, particularly in

the digestion system. There are several that can prove helpful:

Garlic – One of the star herbal performers, garlic is exceptional

for warding off infections. It can be ingested raw, lightly cooked,

or in capsule form.

Black walnut tincture- This can be added to water; the recommended

dosage is 30 drops three times daily.

Shark liver oil – Five capsules of shark liver oil with 200 mg of

alkyl glycerol; help the body fight candidiasis by promoting healthy

blood cell production. Shark liver oil is not recommended for people

with too many blood platelets (thrombocytosis).

Oregon Grape and German Chamomile – These herbs, when made into

teas, are beneficial to the immune system. Aloe vera, rosemary,

ginger, alfalfa, red clover, goldenseal, barberry, and fennel

produce similar effects.

Goldenseal – Outside of the tea form, it could be taken as an oral

supplement. A dosage of 4 capsules three times a day provides help

against yeast overgrowth.

Digestive harmony- This is an Oriental- bitter herb combination that

works as an anti-yeast agent systemically.

Herbastatin – This gets rid of yeast caused by mucus.

Yudaiwan – A Chinese treatment, yudiawin helps to eliminate vaginal

discharge. Ku Shen- This Oriental herb is used in a wash to cleanse

the vagina.

Oregano Oil- Taking one capsule on an empty stomach three times a

day has antifungal effects.

Recommended Book

It is highly recommended that you read, " The Candida Directory &

Cookbook " by Helen Gustafson & Maureen O'Shea. This book gives a

checklist for you to decide if you have Candida and also a symptom

chart to follow your progress. There are many good books available

for you to pick up or borrow from the library. The only thing I

would caution you about while you learn more about Candida is that

eating dairy, the white stuff (white rice, white four, sugar), and

any sweetener (natural or not) is not a good idea. The whole point

to getting healthy is to clean the center of your immune system –

the digestive system. These foods will cause problems in the

digestive system see The White Stuff and Healthy Alternatives.

Yeast thrives in sweeteners, so that is why natural sweeteners are

not recommended while cleaning up Candida – unnatural sweeteners are

never recommended.

Things To Know

Diet either inhibits or accelerates yeast-related problems. Three

dietary anti-yeast strategies are: excluding sugar, eliminating

fermented or yeast – and mold containing products and eating only

natural, health-giving foods.

Supplements can either specifically target yeast-induced illnesses

or help sustain balanced overall nutrition. The following are

recommended: appropriate flora, antifungal and anti-yeast agents,

multivitamin/ mineral supplements and chlorophyll.

[Guest guest]

I don't think you'll find a better resource on the web for candida than the

Naturally Healing program by Bee. She's researched candida for over 20 years,

and her program actually works (you can see dozens of success stories on her

website).

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/candidabasics.php

You can do a search on her website specifically for mercury, toxins, chemicals -

she's done the research and knows her stuff inside and out. You can also read

about the link between other health challenges and candida - it's all there -

pages and pages of detailed, researched info.

You can follow the link on her website to do the online candida test. And you

can join her candida support group - and have your questions answered

directly by her. She also does private consultations.

candida treatment/

Her program works because it is a unique combination of food and supplements.

Many have tried (and failed) with GAPS or the SCD - and finally end up at Bee's

group because it does work.

And yes, her program is healthy - it follows as many " Weston A Price " principles

as possible: healthy saturated fats, coconut oil, bone broths,

sauerkraut/rejuvelac, etc.

Lis

>

> Can anyone recommend a website that speaks informatively and accurately on

treating this. I had a lot of mercury for a while and supposedly these creatures

go hand in hand. I have spent some time on Candida in a few books I have but I

want other sources.

>

[Guest guest]

This is exactly what I was looking for! Fantastic, thanks!

> >

> > Can anyone recommend a website that speaks informatively and accurately on

treating this. I had a lot of mercury for a while and supposedly these creatures

go hand in hand. I have spent some time on Candida in a few books I have but I

want other sources.

> >

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