Re: Re: candida doc s book

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How do you know if you have a yeast problem?

>I agree, Sue. I was hoping for a Chapter or Table of Contents even. I also

found the spelling errors to be a huge turn-off.

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>> Hi Earthymom,

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>> I did read the website. I am suspicious. Maybe it's because I'm getting

older and crankier, or maybe I've just seen a lot <g>.

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>> When a website reads like an ad, gives you lots of marketing kind of

language, promises the moon, and then wants you to buy a product without really

knowing anything about the contents, I'm highly skeptical.

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>> I don't have a problem with any one making money for providing a product,

but this one just smacks of a lot more about money taking then providing any

new, different, or valuable information.

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>> Perhaps if the author offered a sample chapter or something else so that

you had some idea of the quality of what you are purchasing, I'd temper my

response some.

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>> And if there is anything those of us on the dealing with yeast journey

know, there is no one- -size-fits-all-cure. In fact, what might work for us at

one time doesn't another time.

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>> There are many sources, be they right or wrong, that offer advice,

counsel etc about dealing with yeast. In fact, it's problematic there are so

many of them and the advice is often mutually exclusive to other advice. And

they are free.

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>> If you need ideas about dealing with yeast, this is a good place to come.

While no one has " the answer " , we all can certainly share what has or hasn't

worked for us, so you have some experienced ideas to consider.

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>> Sue R

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