Re: Candida and hormone imbalances Duncan

[Guest guest]

Well, Bonnie, you asked if I KNEW that comment was correct, and I gave

the honest answer by replying that the writer did not even present the

comment as anything but opinion!! Otherwise there might be a reference

to go with it that I could take a look at, you know, some facts of

some sort to base an opinion on.

Duncan

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> > Duncan:

> >

> > Have you seen this? -

> >

> > " Candida have receptor sites on their cell walls for Steroid

> Hormones and

> > may tie up hormones which normally would be used by the body. The

> > imbalances that could result from Candida producing some female

> hormoens and

> > typing up others, could be a major factor in causing PMS. "

> >

> > Taken from Back to health by Dennis W. Remington MD

> >

> > Very interesting.

> >

> > And I bet you didn't know that, did you?

> >

> > Bonnie

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

, because candida was always present since you were a baby, and

always will be present, the word " cure " has no place in the dialogue

and when it is the discussion revolves around a myth.

CONTROL is indeed the operative keyword, and yes, once control has

been established and candida is down to ordinary " background " values,

yes you can start incorporating carbs back into your diet, but you

should always eat healthy foods and not high-carb fare.

Duncan

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>

> Talking about scientific research.

> There seems to be a lot of talk about controlling candida.

> Is there any research into curing it. I would prefer to be just like

anyone else and not have to deal with this.

> Not having to worry about diet, and these supplements.

> Is anyone researching this illness for a cure?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Masi, the symptoms DO come and go depending on severity and diet.

Someone else will have to help you with testing and diagnosis but I'd

warn that they are not that accurate.

Duncan

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> Hey Duncan

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> I'd like to know what kind of tests that need to be done in order to

> determine that one has an over growth, would like to know if the

symptoms

> come and go or not.

>

>

>

> Masi

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>

[Guest guest]

, when the bowel ecology is OK it's pretty resilient so you can

eat carbs. Come to think of it when the ecology is NOT good it's still

pretty resilient, which is why it takes so long to change the ecology

for the better. Usually a trigger such as an antibiotic regime is

involved in establishing bad ecology, but some people manage it

without antibiotics.

Duncan

>> > Talking about scientific research.> There seems to be a lot

of talk about controlling candida.> Is there any research into curing

it. I would prefer to be just like anyone else and not have to deal

with this.> Not having to worry about diet, and these supplements.> Is

anyone researching this illness for a cure?> >

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