New to this with many questions.

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Hi there,

I'm writing to hopefully get some advice on my situation. I have 8 amalgam

fillings and have a had a whole lot of health problems for the last 10 years or

so including: fungal infection of the scalp, indigestion, hormonal

imbalance (including hair growing from chin which started 10 years ago when I

was

18 and gets worse every year), vaginitis, hemarroids, diarrhea and constipation

(its very rare that I get a normal bowel

movement), history of major depression, underweight, white tounge, acne, phlegm,

low body temperature, brain fog, insominia, fatigue, frequent urination during

the night usually towards morning.

Having assumed that all of these problems were related to Candida overgrowth I

started on a high fat, moderate protein and low carb diet, no sugar, fruit,

grains etc. etc. about 3 months ago. The diet is basically just meat, fats,

veggies, eggs and spices.

I wanted to try and clear the Candida up and improve my health in general before

having the amalgams removed. However this diet also happens to be high sulfur. I

have about 4 raw eggs a day, 2tbs of butter, meat with every meal, broccoli,

cauliflower, aspargus etc. etc. etc. most meals would have a few high sulfur

vegies. I'm now concerned that I am actually doing myself harm than good by

doing

this. For the last month I have become very irritable and I have started

urinating frequently towards the end of the night. These are both conditions I

have had many times before but had been absent for about 6 months before the

starting the diet and I'm

concerned the Sulfur has reignited them. I also have poor adrenal and thyroid

function as well as possible anemia. One other strange thing I noticed today is

that I seem to have more moles than when I last looked. Well freckles I guess as

they are not raised. This seems very odd to me! I've also had a pounding

headache

all day. It is very unusal for me to get headaches.

I'm now so confused as to what to do. Before it seemed a simple case of stick to

the candida diet and detox which will eventually hopefully fix the adrenals,

throid and candida and thereby improve my health enough to get the amalgams

removed. Now that I'm aware of the problems with high sulfur I just don't know

what to do. I could try try a low sulfur diet for 7 days and see how I feel but

I'm afraid all the vegies will feed the candida and I will feel bad anyway and

therefore still not know if the sulfur is actually a problem.

I would like to just rush in and have these amalgams removed but how can I do

that if my body is just not ready? I also can't really afford it yet but I guess

I could get a loan. Do I completely ignore the candida diet and

not worry about feeding the candida. Sorry to ask all these questions at once

but

I'm feeling very very lost and very very concerned.

Best Regards,

Cara

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> Having assumed that all of these problems were related to Candida

overgrowth I

> started on a high fat, moderate protein and low carb diet, no

sugar, fruit,

> grains etc. etc. about 3 months ago. The diet is basically just

meat, fats,

> veggies, eggs and spices.

> I wanted to try and clear the Candida up and improve my health in

general before

> having the amalgams removed. However this diet also happens to be

high sulfur. I

> have about 4 raw eggs a day, 2tbs of butter, meat with every meal,

broccoli,

> cauliflower, aspargus etc. etc. etc. most meals would have a few

high sulfur

> vegies. I'm now concerned that I am actually doing myself harm than

good by doing

> this. For the last month I have become very irritable and I have

started

> urinating frequently towards the end of the night. These are both

conditions I

> have had many times before but had been absent for about 6 months

before the

> starting the diet and I'm

> concerned the Sulfur has reignited them.

TK--- cut out the sulfer foods - you can still follow a cnadida diet

without them.

I also have poor adrenal and thyroid

> function

TK--- get them tested properly and support them - many times this

helps people tremendously

as well as possible anemia. One other strange thing I noticed today

is

> that I seem to have more moles than when I last looked. Well

freckles I guess as

> they are not raised. This seems very odd to me! I've also had a

pounding headache

> all day. It is very unusal for me to get headaches.

>

> I'm now so confused as to what to do. Before it seemed a simple

case of stick to

> the candida diet and detox which will eventually hopefully fix the

adrenals,

> throid

TK--- you need to test and possibly support your thyroid and adrenals

and candida and thereby improve my health enough to get the amalgams

> removed. Now that I'm aware of the problems with high sulfur I just

don't know

> what to do.

I could try try a low sulfur diet for 7 days

TK--- two weeks

and see how I feel but

> I'm afraid all the vegies will feed the candida and I will feel bad

anyway and

> therefore still not know if the sulfur is actually a problem.

>

> I would like to just rush in and have these amalgams removed but

how can I do

> that if my body is just not ready? I also can't really afford it

yet but I guess

> I could get a loan.

Do I completely ignore the candida diet and

> not worry about feeding the candida.

TK--- no, you can change your diet. the diet you are following is

not the only diet that helps with candida - cut out the dairy, eggs

and switch to vegetables that are not high sulfer.

Sorry to ask all these questions at once but

> I'm feeling very very lost and very very concerned.

>

> Best Regards,

> Cara

>

>

>

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> TK--- cut out the sulfer foods - you can still follow a cnadida diet

> without them.

>

Thanks TK, I will try that for 2 weeks and see how I go.

>

> I also have poor adrenal and thyroid

> > function

>

>

> TK--- get them tested properly and support them - many times this

> helps people tremendously

Will do

>

> TK--- you need to test and possibly support your thyroid and adrenals

>

>

>

> TK--- two weeks

>

>

> TK--- no, you can change your diet. the diet you are following is

> not the only diet that helps with candida - cut out the dairy, eggs

> and switch to vegetables that are not high sulfer.

Thanks TK, I guess that includes Butter as well? That is the only dairy I

currently eat.

Regards,

Cara

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