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[Guest guest]

Most reports on cider vinegar that I have seen say that it is fine for candida,

because of it's ph and extremely low acidity. You may want to stick with

Bragg's or some other organic though, to avoid preservatives.

2 Questions

Hi, I have 2 questions. One is that I have these tiny little like dots all

along the inside of my lip area. Went to the dentist a long time ago and he

didn't know what it was. Does anyone else have this? It worries me, but then I

wonder if it is the candida. Another thing, I just strated taking apple cider

vinegar for some artheritis. Will this be bad for me with candida?

Thanks,

Marie

All things country !

Countrylife

[Guest guest]

> Hi, I have 2 questions. One is that I have these tiny little like

dots all along the inside of my lip area. Went to the dentist a long

time ago and he didn't know what it was. Does anyone else have this?

It worries me, but then I wonder if it is the candida. Another thing,

I just strated taking apple cider vinegar for some artheritis. Will

this be bad for me with candida?

>

> Thanks,

> Marie

Yes, this is the mutated form of candida. I've had this for years and

you can forget about getting a diagnosis from a regular doctor. This

is subcutaneous candida, it can form masses and travel by germ terms

to the whole body, it puts out roots and is very difficult to get rid

of. The only thing I know of to fight this and eliminate it is the

immune system. This started and traveled from the gut so this is the

place to start to try and eliminate it. Start taking a good colon

cleanser and keep it up to keep transit time as short as possible. I

take Dr. 's lower bowel formula (FenLB). Alkalize with

lots of green foods. I take powdered Alfalfa, Barley Grass,

Wheatgrass, Horsetail, Slippery Elm, Milk Thistle, Beet, Spinach, Oat

Straw, Kelp, Dandelion, Irish Moss, Ginger, Rose Hips and Bee Pollen.

I also take Brewers Yeast, this is controversial but it seems to help

me.

I would also be consistant with the probiotics and take as many

strains as you can get, don't be afraid to take a lot. I'm taking

iFlora and Microflora Restore. This protocol will take a load off the

immune system and give it a chance to eliminate the subcutaneous

candida. Don't get discouraged, it takes a long time.

Tom

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> All things country !

> Countrylife

[Guest guest]

<PRE>yes, the apple cider should be avoided, its fermented

[Guest guest]

I, diverto99@... writes:

> could you tell me exactly what subcutaneous is? thanks you

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[Guest guest]

i have these white spots below the surface of my lip, in time of stress they

form a blister then a scap forms and then there gone!

could this be the subcutaneous candida that you referred to? thanks

[Guest guest]

> I, diverto99@y... writes:

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It means the lower layers of skin.

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[Guest guest]

> i have these white spots below the surface of my lip, in time of

stress they

> form a blister then a scap forms and then there gone!

> could this be the subcutaneous candida that you referred to? thanks

This doesn't sound like candida. There are no blisters with candida.

[Guest guest]

under the skin. You can also go to dictionary.com and enter your word there for

specifics.

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I, diverto99@... writes:

> could you tell me exactly what subcutaneous is? thanks you

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[Guest guest]

True, Herpes simplex could have the blisters.

Re: 2 Questions

> i have these white spots below the surface of my lip, in time of

stress they

> form a blister then a scap forms and then there gone!

> could this be the subcutaneous candida that you referred to? thanks

This doesn't sound like candida. There are no blisters with candida.

[Guest guest]

At 07:27 a.m. 1/02/2003 +0000, you wrote:

>Can anybody suggest good brands for antifunguls (olive leaf,

>grapefruit extract, oregon grape) and probiotics (acidophilus)

Nature's Way for Olive Leaf - gave me good die-off.

>Also, Can anybody suggest good sugar/yeast-free mineral and vitamin

>supplements.

Lifestream Spirulina is really good.

Ali

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 2/1/03 1:27:56 AM Central Standard Time,

danielleerichardson@... writes:

> : candidiasis-unsubscribe

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jeanne,

I'll reply to your email tonite.

If you just want something for you to go to the bathroom then

several doses of the sodium ascorbate form of vitamin C will

certainly do the trick and give you a much needed high dose of

vitamin C and will also be quite safe.

Of course if you actually do have appendicitis you should see your

doc too.

Liver and gallbladder flushes are a bad idea for candida folks. If

you are really in need of a liver/gall flush then getting the cadida

cleared up first will make for a much safer and more effective

flush. Flushing WITH candida will just increase your toxin load.

DMM

In , jeannekrieg@c... wrote:

> If candida sufferers can't do a gall bladder flush with apple

juice......what else could they use? I feel I need to flush or

something and have been having pain in my right side around my

waist. I had this same pain several years ago and went in for a

scan because they thought it was an appendicitis. I am majorly

constipated too. Other than than I feel really good as I changed my

diet and went through die-off hell the first 2 weeks.

> * Just a thought.......2 days ago I went and had lunch with

someone and I suspected that there might have been some sugar in the

salad dressing. Would that small of an amount of sugar give me this

side pain the last couple of days? It actually feels sore to the

touch.

>

> Also, what do you think of essential oils........as in lavender

etc. (not the omegas) I have talked to a few people that swear by

them......or do you think it is a bunch of hype.

>

> Thanks again Bee

> Jeanne

> Minneapolis

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[Guest guest]

Jeanne, I sometimes get a pain in my lower left abdomen. I believe it's

caused by an outpocketing of my intestines - the word for that escapes me

at the moment. Normally it only hurts when I'm constipated. As a matter

of fact, it's often the first indication of constipation. I've been told

that this little pocket is a great hiding place for candida.

bbc - (who is currently suffering big brain fog and sleepiness from

something mysterious hiding in her lunch)

At 03:12 PM 5/27/2004, you wrote:

>If candida sufferers can't do a gall bladder flush with apple

>juice......what else could they use? I feel I need to flush or something

>and have been having pain in my right side around my waist. I had this

>same pain several years ago and went in for a scan because they thought it

>was an appendicitis. I am majorly constipated too. Other than than I

>feel really good as I changed my diet and went through die-off hell the

>first 2 weeks.

>* Just a thought.......2 days ago I went and had lunch with someone and I

>suspected that there might have been some sugar in the salad

>dressing. Would that small of an amount of sugar give me this side pain

>the last couple of days? It actually feels sore to the touch.

>

>Also, what do you think of essential oils........as in lavender etc. (not

>the omegas) I have talked to a few people that swear by them......or do

>you think it is a bunch of hype.

>

>Thanks again Bee

>Jeanne

>Minneapolis

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for the input.....I seem to only get that when I have constipation too.

It makes sense, as I remember the time I had to go in for a scan they found

nothing and I had just come off of 30 days of Levaquin. So what do you do for

it? Did you get a lot of gas and belching too?

So what do you think the mysterious compenant was? Sugar or some kind of

preservative?

Jeanne

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/2/2004 3:16:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

t1d1r1d1@... writes:

I have metal mouth really bad. Could this be related to treatments?

The other question is...is there any problem with taking a Benadryl

tonight to help me sleep? I need sleep. I know that I should ask the

doc, but with it being the weekend, that is out and I need to get up

early this week. No sleeping late anymore

Thanks.

Hi Tammie,

I'm a little late answering. I had metal mouth or mouth rot as I called it.

I used Altoids to keep from going nuts. It also activated the salavary

glands......I had AWFUL dry mouth. I use benadryl frequently. I've never had a

bad reaction to it.

Hope this helps.

Anne

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/2/2004 3:16:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

t1d1r1d1@... writes:

I have metal mouth really bad. Could this be related to treatments?

The other question is...is there any problem with taking a Benadryl

tonight to help me sleep? I need sleep. I know that I should ask the

doc, but with it being the weekend, that is out and I need to get up

early this week. No sleeping late anymore

Thanks.

Hi Tammie,

I'm a little late answering. I had metal mouth or mouth rot as I called it.

I used Altoids to keep from going nuts. It also activated the salavary

glands......I had AWFUL dry mouth. I use benadryl frequently. I've never had a

bad reaction to it.

Hope this helps.

Anne

[Guest guest]

Can't help with the Benadryl...I've never taken any Benadryl.

But have a suggestion for metal mouth. In health food stores they sell a Xylitol

gum and mints (see files section for info on xylitol). Starbucks carries a

cinnamin and a peppermint gum that uses xyltol...their other gums do not. The

original Dentyne gum also contains xylitol.

2 questions

I have metal mouth really bad. Could this be related to treatments?

The other question is...is there any problem with taking a Benadryl tonight to

help me sleep? I need sleep. I know that I should ask the doc, but with it being

the weekend, that is out and I need to get up early this week. No sleeping late

anymore Thanks.

<><TammieD><>

[Guest guest]

Can't help with the Benadryl...I've never taken any Benadryl.

But have a suggestion for metal mouth. In health food stores they sell a Xylitol

gum and mints (see files section for info on xylitol). Starbucks carries a

cinnamin and a peppermint gum that uses xyltol...their other gums do not. The

original Dentyne gum also contains xylitol.

2 questions

I have metal mouth really bad. Could this be related to treatments?

The other question is...is there any problem with taking a Benadryl tonight to

help me sleep? I need sleep. I know that I should ask the doc, but with it being

the weekend, that is out and I need to get up early this week. No sleeping late

anymore Thanks.

<><TammieD><>

[Guest guest]

Dry mouth and that metal taste is a common side effect of treatment. Talk to

your dentist about the dry mouth, it can make cavities worse, isn't good for the

health of your gums and teeth, as you need the saliva to fight bacteria. Just

drinking more water won't help with that.

If you are not taking any other medications except the interferon and ribavirin,

there shouldn't be a problem with benadryl. However, the problem comes when

people mix meds that contain other antihistimines (OTC sleep meds, cold meds,

etc), antihistimine prescription meds like Zyrtec or Allegra, or mix with meds

that don't work with antihistimines.

Best thing to do is consult your doc if you are on other medication. Usually

just reading the meds fine print will tell you all you need to know. What other

meds do you take? Have you ever taken Benadryl before?

Alley

[Guest guest]

Dry mouth and that metal taste is a common side effect of treatment. Talk to

your dentist about the dry mouth, it can make cavities worse, isn't good for the

health of your gums and teeth, as you need the saliva to fight bacteria. Just

drinking more water won't help with that.

If you are not taking any other medications except the interferon and ribavirin,

there shouldn't be a problem with benadryl. However, the problem comes when

people mix meds that contain other antihistimines (OTC sleep meds, cold meds,

etc), antihistimine prescription meds like Zyrtec or Allegra, or mix with meds

that don't work with antihistimines.

Best thing to do is consult your doc if you are on other medication. Usually

just reading the meds fine print will tell you all you need to know. What other

meds do you take? Have you ever taken Benadryl before?

Alley

[Guest guest]

Yes, the 'metal mouth' is due to treatment. Not much you can really

do - brush your teeth often, mints, etc.

Yes, you can take Benedryl. It is often prescribed by doctors to help

with sleep while on treatment. It is the ingrediant in Tylenol PM

that makes you drowsy. Buy generic and save money! You would have to

check with your doctor on the dose though. I think standard is 25mg,

but I know it is prescribed at higher amounts to help with sleep

during treatment.

C

--- tammster62 <t1d1r1d1@...> wrote:

> I have metal mouth really bad. Could this be related to treatments?

> The other question is...is there any problem with taking a Benadryl

>

> tonight to help me sleep? I need sleep. I know that I should ask

> the

> doc, but with it being the weekend, that is out and I need to get

> up

> early this week. No sleeping late anymore

> Thanks.

> <><TammieD><>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, the 'metal mouth' is due to treatment. Not much you can really

do - brush your teeth often, mints, etc.

Yes, you can take Benedryl. It is often prescribed by doctors to help

with sleep while on treatment. It is the ingrediant in Tylenol PM

that makes you drowsy. Buy generic and save money! You would have to

check with your doctor on the dose though. I think standard is 25mg,

but I know it is prescribed at higher amounts to help with sleep

during treatment.

C

--- tammster62 <t1d1r1d1@...> wrote:

> I have metal mouth really bad. Could this be related to treatments?

> The other question is...is there any problem with taking a Benadryl

>

> tonight to help me sleep? I need sleep. I know that I should ask

> the

> doc, but with it being the weekend, that is out and I need to get

> up

> early this week. No sleeping late anymore

> Thanks.

> <><TammieD><>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, the 'metal mouth' is due to treatment. Not much you can really

do - brush your teeth often, mints, etc.

Yes, you can take Benedryl. It is often prescribed by doctors to help

with sleep while on treatment. It is the ingrediant in Tylenol PM

that makes you drowsy. Buy generic and save money! You would have to

check with your doctor on the dose though. I think standard is 25mg,

but I know it is prescribed at higher amounts to help with sleep

during treatment.

C

--- tammster62 <t1d1r1d1@...> wrote:

> I have metal mouth really bad. Could this be related to treatments?

> The other question is...is there any problem with taking a Benadryl

>

> tonight to help me sleep? I need sleep. I know that I should ask

> the

> doc, but with it being the weekend, that is out and I need to get

> up

> early this week. No sleeping late anymore

> Thanks.

> <><TammieD><>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, the 'metal mouth' is due to treatment. Not much you can really

do - brush your teeth often, mints, etc.

Yes, you can take Benedryl. It is often prescribed by doctors to help

with sleep while on treatment. It is the ingrediant in Tylenol PM

that makes you drowsy. Buy generic and save money! You would have to

check with your doctor on the dose though. I think standard is 25mg,

but I know it is prescribed at higher amounts to help with sleep

during treatment.

C

--- tammster62 <t1d1r1d1@...> wrote:

> I have metal mouth really bad. Could this be related to treatments?

> The other question is...is there any problem with taking a Benadryl

>

> tonight to help me sleep? I need sleep. I know that I should ask

> the

> doc, but with it being the weekend, that is out and I need to get

> up

> early this week. No sleeping late anymore

> Thanks.

> <><TammieD><>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes I have taken it with no problems. I am on the pegasys, copeg,

neupogen, eupogen, and celebrex. I just took a child's dosage. I just

want to get little sleepy. I get tired, but just cannot sleep.

I am going to have to call my doc tomorrow and ask him for something

for pain. I cannot hardly use my hands anymore.

It was a REAL trick getting the child prove lid off of the

antihistamine LOLOL.

Oh, and just a reminder...I also have rheumatiod arthritis, which is

made worse by the treatments from what I understand

It seems to have settled in my knees and hands...but to every cloud

there is a silver lining...it is NOT in my feet. That would be

horrible.

Anyway, thanks for listening.

<><TammieD><>

ps. Only 16 more shots until they test to see if this is working. 2

months down!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Have you ever taken Benadryl before?

>

> Alley

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