Re: Natural anti-fungals..

[Guest guest]

Cinnamon, garlic, oregano, rosemary, unrefined coconut oil to name a few..

Colloidal silver but it is also antibiotic. Also goldenseal root but it also is

antibiotic.

Remember though that a balanced regimen includes low carb diet, probiotics,

chelation of heavy metals, something like MMS/AOT to kill pathogens.. And more..

I tried to fight the systemic fungus for 10 years with natural anti-fungals, low

carb diet and $150/month of high powered probiotics. Until I actually started to

KILL the fungus with the MMS/AOT I kept getting worse! So anti-fungals are

necessary, but my understanding from an N.D. (naturo doc) I spoke to is that the

fungus builds a resistance--it mutates and they say does so *quickly*--when we

give it the same anti-fungals. It's one reason why we change things up. Truth to

the saying, " I'm sick of eating such and such.. " It's our body's way of saying,

" You need different nutrition, that's why you are sick and tired of eating such

and such.. "

Hope this helps!~LouisePS If you google " natural anti-fungals " you'll be

teaching US. :>)

Sharon,

Would you please give us a list of the natural antifungals and the pro-cons

on each of them ?

Thank you very much.

D.

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From: " Sharon " <hotmocha@...>

Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 12:08 PM

<candidiasis >

Subject: Re: I got a question for you all?

> Work on your immune system, take a multistrain probiotic  and you will be

> fine. Antibiotics are nasty and they do a lot of damage to the body.  Just

> stay happy, don't panic, eat well, incorporate good lifestyle habits

> forever.  Episodes like this are gifts that get us away from junk food and

> junk lives.

>

> Diflucan is hard on the liver so if you keep taking it be sure to use a

> liver support.  I have a favorite all-round immune booster but I'm not

> sure of the sulfur content so I'll check it and get back to you.

>

> There are natural anti-fungals you can use though vs. the Diflucan.

>

> Sharon Hoehner

> www.endcandidablog.com

>

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[Guest guest]

Thanks ! Sounds as though this MMS/AOT is essential. I will need to check it

out.

I found a naturapath that's not far from me, but he doesn't take any

insurance and so I cannot afford him. :-(

D.

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From: " Everett " <louise_everet93@...>

Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2011 2:23 AM

<candidiasis >

Subject: Re: Natural anti-fungals..

> Cinnamon, garlic, oregano, rosemary, unrefined coconut oil to name a few..

> Colloidal silver but it is also antibiotic. Also goldenseal root but it

> also is antibiotic.

> Remember though that a balanced regimen includes low carb diet,

> probiotics, chelation of heavy metals, something like MMS/AOT to kill

> pathogens.. And more.. I tried to fight the systemic fungus for 10 years

> with natural anti-fungals, low carb diet and $150/month of high powered

> probiotics. Until I actually started to KILL the fungus with the MMS/AOT I

> kept getting worse! So anti-fungals are necessary, but my understanding

> from an N.D. (naturo doc) I spoke to is that the fungus builds a

> resistance--it mutates and they say does so *quickly*--when we give it the

> same anti-fungals. It's one reason why we change things up. Truth to the

> saying, " I'm sick of eating such and such.. " It's our body's way of

> saying, " You need different nutrition, that's why you are sick and tired

> of eating such and such.. "

> Hope this helps!~LouisePS If you google " natural anti-fungals " you'll be

> teaching US. :>)

>

>

> Sharon,

> Would you please give us a list of the natural antifungals and the

> pro-cons

> on each of them ?

> Thank you very much.

> D.

>

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> From: " Sharon " <hotmocha@...>

> Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 12:08 PM

> <candidiasis >

> Subject: Re: I got a question for you all?

>

>> Work on your immune system, take a multistrain probiotic and you will be

>> fine. Antibiotics are nasty and they do a lot of damage to the body.

>> Just

>> stay happy, don't panic, eat well, incorporate good lifestyle habits

>> forever. Episodes like this are gifts that get us away from junk food

>> and

>> junk lives.

>>

>> Diflucan is hard on the liver so if you keep taking it be sure to use a

>> liver support. I have a favorite all-round immune booster but I'm not

>> sure of the sulfur content so I'll check it and get back to you.

>>

>> There are natural anti-fungals you can use though vs. the Diflucan.

>>

>> Sharon Hoehner

>> www.endcandidablog.com

>>

>

>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I would recommend taking the MMS/AOT very slowly at first. I started with one

drop a day and by the 4th day, I was violently throwing up. I talked to Wil and

went to one drop increase per week. By the 4th week, I was still very sick, had

big black bags under my eyes (that still have not gone away) and decided to stop

taking it, even in the 1 drop dose. It was way too much for my body.

I have now started the Iodine Protocol and am detoxing, but doing much better

than with the AOT. It was way too harsh for me. I know Louise has had great

success, but for me, it was VERY hard to handle. Because of my living situation

though, it is hard to be gluten free. And I know that is important.

I would READ, READ, READ, READ and READ more before starting the MMS/AOT. It is

very severe to the body and I am pretty sure it isn't good for everyone. Like

most things, some things work for some and not for others. The violent throwing

up with diarrhea was just too much for 4 days. This is potent stuff for sure.

I just caution you to be VERY careful with it.

Glowing,

grace~

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fight for what is needed, but not to be attached to any particular outcome.

Therein lies the secret of peace within the chaos.

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take a detour. " - Kay Ash