A possible answer to the cea/Seb Derm question

[Guest guest]

I suggested earlier when someone else asked that antibiotics may be responsible

for the Seborhreic Dermatitis some of us suffer from in addition to our cea.

I came across another website today that said that Seborrheic Dermatitis and

Psoriasis are both associated with a Candidiasis infection. Candidiasis

infections are supposedly quite common in people who take alot of antibiotics

and eat diets high in sugar. Eliminating the sugar from your diet helps

drastically reduce candidasis symptoms. This might explain why Brady's diet

seems to work better than any medication for some, yet doesn't work for others.

If candidiasis is the problem, here is a list of other symptoms u might see.

Now, the one problem I have with this candidiasis theory is that the list of

possible symptoms is SO long... I mean, after looking at this list, practically

any disease in the world could be misdiagnosed as Candidiasis... which makes me

a little distrustful. But from what I can tell, its still as good a theory as

any.. I'm sure anyone who reads this will have 1 or 2 of these symptoms, that

doesn't mean u have a problem, but if you're like me, and you have almost half

of them, you may want to look into this a little more.

a.. Extreme lethargy

b.. Diarrhea, chronic gas, abdominal cramps alleviated by bowel movements,

Irritable Bowel Syndrome

c.. Lactose intolerance

d.. Anxiety, Hyperactivity, Attention Deficit Disorder

e.. Allergies and allergy symptoms, chemical sensitivities

f.. Panic attacks

g.. Sinus problems

h.. Eye fatigue

i.. Muscle weakness and bone pain

j.. White tongue and a white coating

k.. Psoriasis/seborrheic dermatitis/dandruff, dry, itchy skin

l.. Rectal itching

m.. Frequent yeast infections in women

n.. High sugar or mold foods drastically increase symptoms.

o.. Avoiding food helps to alleviate symptoms

p.. Inflammation of the hair follicles (candidiasis folliculitis) of various

parts of the body (feet, legs, arms)

q.. Frequent urination

r.. Swollen lips/face

s.. Symptoms worse after waking

t.. Facial rash

u.. Hives

v.. Chronic inflammation and irritation of the eye and conjunctivae.

w.. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Anyway, just a thought.

[Guest guest]

This one really hit me hard! I have known for a long

time that sugar was a definite problem for me. I've

been on and off of just about every low carbo diet

there is. I was on the Sugarbuster Diet for almost a

year and people began to comment on the improvement in

my skin. I got off of the diet because the wheat was

killing me. But, after reading this list of symptoms,

I guess I'll have to find an alternative diet (without

all the wheat) and cut out the sugars in every form.

I have well over half of the symptoms.

Thanks, Adam, for the wake-up call.

--- Adam filter@...> wrote:

> I suggested earlier when someone else asked that

> antibiotics may be responsible for the Seborhreic

> Dermatitis some of us suffer from in addition to our

> cea. I came across another website today that

> said that Seborrheic Dermatitis and Psoriasis are

> both associated with a Candidiasis infection.

> Candidiasis infections are supposedly quite common

> in people who take alot of antibiotics and eat diets

> high in sugar. Eliminating the sugar from your diet

> helps drastically reduce candidasis symptoms. This

> might explain why Brady's diet seems to work better

> than any medication for some, yet doesn't work for

> others.

>

> If candidiasis is the problem, here is a list of

> other symptoms u might see. Now, the one problem I

> have with this candidiasis theory is that the list

> of possible symptoms is SO long... I mean, after

> looking at this list, practically any disease in the

> world could be misdiagnosed as Candidiasis... which

> makes me a little distrustful. But from what I can

> tell, its still as good a theory as any.. I'm sure

> anyone who reads this will have 1 or 2 of these

> symptoms, that doesn't mean u have a problem, but if

> you're like me, and you have almost half of them,

> you may want to look into this a little more.

>

> a.. Extreme lethargy

> b.. Diarrhea, chronic gas, abdominal cramps

> alleviated by bowel movements, Irritable Bowel

> Syndrome

> c.. Lactose intolerance

> d.. Anxiety, Hyperactivity, Attention Deficit

> Disorder

> e.. Allergies and allergy symptoms, chemical

> sensitivities

> f.. Panic attacks

> g.. Sinus problems

> h.. Eye fatigue

> i.. Muscle weakness and bone pain

> j.. White tongue and a white coating

> k.. Psoriasis/seborrheic dermatitis/dandruff, dry,

> itchy skin

> l.. Rectal itching

> m.. Frequent yeast infections in women

> n.. High sugar or mold foods drastically increase

> symptoms.

> o.. Avoiding food helps to alleviate symptoms

> p.. Inflammation of the hair follicles (candidiasis

> folliculitis) of various parts of the body (feet,

> legs, arms)

> q.. Frequent urination

> r.. Swollen lips/face

> s.. Symptoms worse after waking

> t.. Facial rash

> u.. Hives

> v.. Chronic inflammation and irritation of the eye

> and conjunctivae.

> w.. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

>

> Anyway, just a thought.

>

>

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[Guest guest]

This one really hit me hard! I have known for a long

time that sugar was a definite problem for me. I've

been on and off of just about every low carbo diet

there is. I was on the Sugarbuster Diet for almost a

year and people began to comment on the improvement in

my skin. I got off of the diet because the wheat was

killing me. But, after reading this list of symptoms,

I guess I'll have to find an alternative diet (without

all the wheat) and cut out the sugars in every form.

I have well over half of the symptoms.

Thanks, Adam, for the wake-up call.

--- Adam filter@...> wrote:

> I suggested earlier when someone else asked that

> antibiotics may be responsible for the Seborhreic

> Dermatitis some of us suffer from in addition to our

> cea. I came across another website today that

> said that Seborrheic Dermatitis and Psoriasis are

> both associated with a Candidiasis infection.

> Candidiasis infections are supposedly quite common

> in people who take alot of antibiotics and eat diets

> high in sugar. Eliminating the sugar from your diet

> helps drastically reduce candidasis symptoms. This

> might explain why Brady's diet seems to work better

> than any medication for some, yet doesn't work for

> others.

>

> If candidiasis is the problem, here is a list of

> other symptoms u might see. Now, the one problem I

> have with this candidiasis theory is that the list

> of possible symptoms is SO long... I mean, after

> looking at this list, practically any disease in the

> world could be misdiagnosed as Candidiasis... which

> makes me a little distrustful. But from what I can

> tell, its still as good a theory as any.. I'm sure

> anyone who reads this will have 1 or 2 of these

> symptoms, that doesn't mean u have a problem, but if

> you're like me, and you have almost half of them,

> you may want to look into this a little more.

>

> a.. Extreme lethargy

> b.. Diarrhea, chronic gas, abdominal cramps

> alleviated by bowel movements, Irritable Bowel

> Syndrome

> c.. Lactose intolerance

> d.. Anxiety, Hyperactivity, Attention Deficit

> Disorder

> e.. Allergies and allergy symptoms, chemical

> sensitivities

> f.. Panic attacks

> g.. Sinus problems

> h.. Eye fatigue

> i.. Muscle weakness and bone pain

> j.. White tongue and a white coating

> k.. Psoriasis/seborrheic dermatitis/dandruff, dry,

> itchy skin

> l.. Rectal itching

> m.. Frequent yeast infections in women

> n.. High sugar or mold foods drastically increase

> symptoms.

> o.. Avoiding food helps to alleviate symptoms

> p.. Inflammation of the hair follicles (candidiasis

> folliculitis) of various parts of the body (feet,

> legs, arms)

> q.. Frequent urination

> r.. Swollen lips/face

> s.. Symptoms worse after waking

> t.. Facial rash

> u.. Hives

> v.. Chronic inflammation and irritation of the eye

> and conjunctivae.

> w.. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

>

> Anyway, just a thought.

>

>

>

>

>

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> published book.

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[Guest guest]

This one really hit me hard! I have known for a long

time that sugar was a definite problem for me. I've

been on and off of just about every low carbo diet

there is. I was on the Sugarbuster Diet for almost a

year and people began to comment on the improvement in

my skin. I got off of the diet because the wheat was

killing me. But, after reading this list of symptoms,

I guess I'll have to find an alternative diet (without

all the wheat) and cut out the sugars in every form.

I have well over half of the symptoms.

Thanks, Adam, for the wake-up call.

--- Adam filter@...> wrote:

> I suggested earlier when someone else asked that

> antibiotics may be responsible for the Seborhreic

> Dermatitis some of us suffer from in addition to our

> cea. I came across another website today that

> said that Seborrheic Dermatitis and Psoriasis are

> both associated with a Candidiasis infection.

> Candidiasis infections are supposedly quite common

> in people who take alot of antibiotics and eat diets

> high in sugar. Eliminating the sugar from your diet

> helps drastically reduce candidasis symptoms. This

> might explain why Brady's diet seems to work better

> than any medication for some, yet doesn't work for

> others.

>

> If candidiasis is the problem, here is a list of

> other symptoms u might see. Now, the one problem I

> have with this candidiasis theory is that the list

> of possible symptoms is SO long... I mean, after

> looking at this list, practically any disease in the

> world could be misdiagnosed as Candidiasis... which

> makes me a little distrustful. But from what I can

> tell, its still as good a theory as any.. I'm sure

> anyone who reads this will have 1 or 2 of these

> symptoms, that doesn't mean u have a problem, but if

> you're like me, and you have almost half of them,

> you may want to look into this a little more.

>

> a.. Extreme lethargy

> b.. Diarrhea, chronic gas, abdominal cramps

> alleviated by bowel movements, Irritable Bowel

> Syndrome

> c.. Lactose intolerance

> d.. Anxiety, Hyperactivity, Attention Deficit

> Disorder

> e.. Allergies and allergy symptoms, chemical

> sensitivities

> f.. Panic attacks

> g.. Sinus problems

> h.. Eye fatigue

> i.. Muscle weakness and bone pain

> j.. White tongue and a white coating

> k.. Psoriasis/seborrheic dermatitis/dandruff, dry,

> itchy skin

> l.. Rectal itching

> m.. Frequent yeast infections in women

> n.. High sugar or mold foods drastically increase

> symptoms.

> o.. Avoiding food helps to alleviate symptoms

> p.. Inflammation of the hair follicles (candidiasis

> folliculitis) of various parts of the body (feet,

> legs, arms)

> q.. Frequent urination

> r.. Swollen lips/face

> s.. Symptoms worse after waking

> t.. Facial rash

> u.. Hives

> v.. Chronic inflammation and irritation of the eye

> and conjunctivae.

> w.. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

>

> Anyway, just a thought.

>

>

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

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> meaningful subject or trim your reply text. You must

> change the subject when replying to a digest !

>

> See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently

> published book.

>

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