Re: Re: candida doc's book

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,That would be great to know for certain, wouldn't it? Please do pass it along if you find it.AmeliaTo: BTVC-SCD Sent: Thu, March 11, 2010 5:00:22 AMSubject: Re: candida doc's book

Good memory, Ameila! Yes, it was me. As it happens, I saw my

doctor today and asked if he knew the reference to this study. He said

it's several years old and so he doesn't know it offhand but he gave me a

couple of clues for searching. If I can find it, I'll pass it

on.

Just to add my two cents, I have heard from (?) that her doctor

told her something similar. Her's said that the reduction in sugars from

eliminating fruit actually encourages the yeast to transform into a more

aggressive type (with a two prong tail?) and it is more difficult to get

rid of. If this 'tail' is what sets down roots into the gut in the first

place, this would make sense because we know that yeast does transform

and does put 'roots' into the intestinal walls. What hasn't been stated

before is WHY it transforms this way--maybe the trigger is that the

dominant position is then threatened by the reduction of fruit/sugars and

therefore it transforms as part of a self preservation. It is an

interesting theory.....

Amelia