Re candida overgrowth TO

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This is my understanding of candida precisely as you have

noted..Huggins (I believe) says that Candida is a direct result of

mercury leeching into your gut and its your bodies attempt to curtail

it (mercury) and limit its damage..candida in turn leads to parasites

and other gut problems etc etc etc

I am sure there can be other root causes too like antibiotics,

steriods, alcohol, your internal terrain being messed up...so i think

good diet and eliminating sugars may help BUT will help a lot more

once amalgams are gone and you are chelating

My nutritionist told me that he and a group had done an informal

study examining candida in people some 20 years ago with either dark

field microscopes or something that has now being outlawed..100%

correlation betwen people that had mercury fillings had

candida..those without mercury fillings had no candida or very low

levels

SO my feeling is all you can do with candida until you chelate and

remove amalgams is stop gap even dangerous if you treat candida very

aggressively with probiotics/aloe vera/etc and other

prescriptions...given the amount of mercury and other crud that will

be released with die off

Cilantro is a mercury mobilizer per Andy... I know it was cilantro

that screwed up my head over a year ago that i am still recovering

from

MY OPINION ONLY

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> Sorry I didn't mean to sound annoyed in my response and I

appreciate the help. I do get tired of hearing about candida

though. Maybe its different for men than it is for women, I'm not

sure. But from what I understand there are no real tests for candida

overgrowth, so you can't really know if its an issue for your health,

although its symptom list is so long almost everyone could

potentially have it. Many of the symptoms are the same as

mercurialism however, and I wonder how many mercury sufferers are

diagnosed with candida instead and spend years trying to control

candida, when it will just go awsay on its own once the mercury isn't

an issue.

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> I imagine many people are misdiagnosed with candida overgrowth and

put on potentially unhealthy diets and drugs. From my understanding

candida is an opportunistic organism not a pathogen, so getting rid

of candida is impossible without taking its opportunity to grow

away. So it really isn't candida that's the problem, it just shows

up as a result of another problem, whether its amalgam, infection,

AIDS, etc. I think candida is more of a symptom that a root cause,

but it seems that many people think of it as a root cause and try

and 'cure' it when that really makes no sense. It would be like

trying to cure yourself of bacteria when there are more bacteria in

your body than there is cells.

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