Re: Re: Thrush and Esophageal Candidiasis Please Help!

June 20, 2000

Hi Ken,

I also used to love all of the good stuff. I was a junk food junkie and

could never imagine how in the word I could ever give it up. But I was so

sick all of the time, (Candida, Food Intolerances) that I just quit eating

any of it. Now I don't even think of it. I don't miss any sweets at all.

When your body is used to sweets you crave them uncontrollably. After it is

out of you system, the other foods taste so much better.

Gail

>From: " Laurie L. " <laurie@...>

>Subject: Re: Thrush and Esophageal Candidiasis Please Help!

>Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2000 00:14:43 -0000

>

>Hi Ken

>This is just to encourage you that a change in diet isn't all bad. I

>love sweet stuff too, and I happen to love my latte's -used to have

>one every day. A few years ago I had Thrush so bad that I couldn't

>eat, everything hurt and my tongue was badly swollen. The only thing

>I could eat that didn't hurt was boiled onions, and I ate them for a

>week.

>

>One thing I realized is that when you eat a lot of sweets, it alters

>your sense of taste for other things. If you stop the sweet stuff,

>other foods will begin to taste much better, in fact, they will

>likely taste wonderful. Change can be an adventure. I live mostly

>without sugar now, and I still get to have an occasional latte again,

>but overall, I eat healthy whole foods. There is a whole " nother "

>good life out there, honest. Give it a try :-D

>

>Laurie L.

>

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