Guest guest Posted December 1, 2008 Report Share Posted December 1, 2008 I'm wondering if there are any other people who believe that, for them, emotional traumas from the past contributed to the onset of their candida as well to difficulty overcoming it. It was true for me. In fact, the only way I was able to make the behavioral changes necessary to conquer candida was to go through a long process of confronting these traumas, my feelings regarding them, and to discover and assert my authentic self. For this reason I feel that my candida problems arose partly as a way for my mind to force itself to look at the issues I needed to look at in order to heal emotionally as well as physically. I had candida for five years, and could not stick to the diet, before I began to examine the issues from my past that made me want to eat candida-causing foods so desperately. As I gradually came to understand the role food played in my emotional make-up, I also came to understand how trauma in my childhood affected my personality. Food is no longer how I meet my need for love and acceptance. Food is just food. Anybody? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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