Re:Itches and joint pain

[Guest guest]

Kyrre, I just wanted to tell you that I'm not chelating yet, but have had

itchiness for quite a few years now. Nothing seems to relieve it, and I do

think that there may be allergens I'm not able to pinpoint that are contributing

to it. I do know it's worse when I eat certain foods, but even when I eat well,

it happens. Also, I have fibromyalgia and I believe there's a connection.

Sometimes the itching increases when I'm laying down and it acts up on the side

I'm laying on, I think because there's pressure or even less circulation. It

makes things even more difficult *sigh* It seems to be something people with

chemical sensitivities sometimes have too, so it seems.

: Donna

[Guest guest]

My understanding is that this is a candida symptom. I've had the

itching too and fibro symptoms and I have candida. Treat the candida

with a sugar/yeast free diet and antifungals and get rid of mercury.

Val

[Guest guest]

Hi, Val

I know that, for me, my candida isn't an issue, not for many years. Having

taken Nystatin for a while, and Diflucan several times, along with proper diet,

my blood tests show only one of the Candida levels slightly elevated. I didn't

have this itching years ago, when two of the three were elevated though. I do

know that some of my itching is located in very specific locations: the trigger

points of fibromyalgia. They are very tender areas when touched/massaged, but

" itch " sometimes when not actually being touched. I suppose taking Nystatin

again for a while is worth a shot though, just in case. Thanks for mentioning

it

: Donna