Guest guest Posted January 3, 2008 Report Share Posted January 3, 2008 Where do you get this ThreeLac? I have almost every problem that you listed that can be caused by candida, so does my husband and children. And which probiotic do you use or suggest using, because I have tried many brands and none seem to do much, but maybe without the other stuff to get rid of the bad, it won't help. I would really appreciate the info on all this. Thanks, Esther --- Gwen Moyers wrote: > Thanks Amy This gives me a direction to go. > Gwen > Re: Re: -soy, used > to be GFCF > > , > I like how you think! You stated that beautifully! > Candida is not just something that is contained in > the intestines. It has also been linked and blamed > for disorders like: > recurring yeast infections > thrush > melancholy > depression > anxiety > recurring irritability or mood swings > fatigue > lethargy > Fibromyalgia > Chronic Fatigue > autoimmune disorders > heartburn > indigestion > acid reflux; (gastro-esophageal reflux disease > GERD) > irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) > dry, itchy, flaky skin > jock itch > acne or other skin problems > extreme food and environmental allergies > lactose intolerance > sinusitis > joint soreness > chest pain > cholesterol problems > headaches and migraines > recurring cystitis/vaginal yeast > overgrowth/infections > premenstrual tension/menstrual problems > > Most, not all, Md's do not even consider candida > as the cause of these disorders. Many people are > tested for everything under the sun, with no DX and > no help. For those Md's that are aware of candida, > medications are often perscribed which does nothing > but temporarily give relief....when meds are > stopped, conditions will come back....Not to mention > the side affects that now you experience from taking > medications. Candida can be naturally treated, and > gone for good. You will find that once you body is > in balance, your other symptoms will disappear also. > Amy > > cathylynn2 wrote: > Yeast overgrowth can definitely cause allergies. > People with > dysregulated immune systems are particularly > susceptible to chronic, > systemic yeast overgrowth. Many autistic children > are particularly > vulnerable. Candida can eventually evolve from a > yeast form into a > fungal form, and very long, root-like structures > called rhizoids > puncture the intestinal lining, leading to leaky > gut syndrome. This > creates holes in the digestive tract, allowing > many foreign and toxic > substances to pass into the bloodstream. When > undigested food > particles leak through these holes and enter the > bloodstream, the > body views them as foreign invaders. The candida > organisms that pass > through the blood stream have been found to > produce over 70 known > toxins that will poison and strain the major > organs in the body, > including the liver, kidneys, heart, colon, > bladder, and central > nervous system. The ability to absorb and digest > the necessary > nutrients from foods eaten is dramatically > reduced. > > Among the toxins produced is acetaldehyde, a > poison that is converted > by the liver into alcohol. As alcohol builds up in > the system, > symptoms associated with alcohol intoxication > develop. This is why > one of the most common symptoms of candida is > brain fog, confusion, > inappropriate laughter....almost like being drunk. > The body's immune > system may also respond to candida toxins and food > molecules in the > bloodstream with high histamine production. This > in turn can result > in classic symptoms of allergies and food > intolerances, and if left > untreated, can eventually lead to autoimmune > disorders such as > arthritis, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, > Crohn's disease or > colitis, diabetes, lupus, as well as many skin > disorders. > > > > > > > I think it's the other way around, allergies > leading to candida, not > > candida leading to allergies. I don't know > though, I haven't seen any > > research on cause/effect. > > Amnesty > > > > > > > >> > >> Thats correct! I just wondered if anyone > thought that candida was > > the cause of allergies also...I do. I know it > plays a huge role in our > > autistic childs cerebral allergies! > >> Amy > >> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > Chef Amy > Reel Thyme Cooking, LLC > > --------------------------------- > Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them > fast with Yahoo! 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Guest guest Posted January 3, 2008 Report Share Posted January 3, 2008 You do not have to use exactly treelac, which is good for candida because it contains saccharomyces boulardii which is a probiotic that fights the yeast and candida, you canget it at klaire's labs or kirkmans, you should try it by itself first before trying treelac. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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