SYSTEMIC CANDIDIAS

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Is systemic candidias really rare?

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> Is systemic candidias really rare?

Hi there. What is your name please? Yes, systemic candida is rare.

It can happen when a person has had long-term corticosteroid drugs,

organ or stem cell transplantation, or when a person has cancer or are

critically ill requiring hospitalization in intensive-care.

Bee

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> Hi my name is Rhonda . I was just diagnosed with systemic

candidias. I have a really bad digestive system. I have been on a

special diet for about 12 days. I seem to be feeling a little better

so far. My doctor told me that I have it because of the frequent

series of antibiotics that I have been on for various infections. I

also have neutropenia (neutrocytes in wbc that are always low along

with lob white blood cell count). Do you know if this can improve as

the yeast goes away? This is truely amazing to me. I havn't been able

to lose weight for anything until now. I am starting to lose now. I

was thinking that there are probably a lot of people who have this

because antibiotics are given out quite regularly. Please let me know

what you think. Thank you

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> > Hi my name is Rhonda . I was just diagnosed with

systemic candidias. I have a really bad digestive system. I have

been on a special diet for about 12 days. I seem to be feeling a

little better so far. My doctor told me that I have it because of

the frequent series of antibiotics that I have been on for various

infections.

+++Hi Rhonda. It's good to know your name. I don't agree with your

doctor that you have systemic candidiasis. Doctors don't understand

that it is the toxins produced by candida that cause so many

symptoms. I've known many people who have had antibiotics all their

life, and they also do not have systemic candidiasis (candida).

> I also have neutropenia (neutrocytes in wbc that are always low

along with lob white blood cell count). Do you know if this can

improve as the yeast goes away?

+++Rhonda, it will improve as you get the proper nutrients from this

diet and supplements, and it might improve before your candida is

cured. I suggest you get another test after you've been on this

program for 3 months.

> This is truely amazing to me. I havn't been able to lose weight

for anything until now. I am starting to lose now.

+++Good for you Rhonda!

> I was thinking that there are probably a lot of people who have

this because antibiotics are given out quite regularly.

+++Yes, candida is a modern disease because of antibiotics, toxins

and drugs; 70-80% of the world's population has it.

The best in health, Bee

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Bee:

What is the difference between having Candida and having systemic Candida?

Thanks,

Marissa

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...if I have rashes all over my body, does that mean my candida is

systemic?

- Mike

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> > Is systemic candidias really rare?

>

> Hi there. What is your name please? Yes, systemic candida is rare.

> It can happen when a person has had long-term corticosteroid drugs,

> organ or stem cell transplantation, or when a person has cancer or

are

> critically ill requiring hospitalization in intensive-care.

>

> Bee

>

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Thank you so much, you are awesome!

[ ] Re: SYSTEMIC CANDIDIAS

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> > Hi my name is Rhonda . I was just diagnosed with

systemic candidias. I have a really bad digestive system. I have

been on a special diet for about 12 days. I seem to be feeling a

little better so far. My doctor told me that I have it because of

the frequent series of antibiotics that I have been on for various

infections.

+++Hi Rhonda. It's good to know your name. I don't agree with your

doctor that you have systemic candidiasis. Doctors don't understand

that it is the toxins produced by candida that cause so many

symptoms. I've known many people who have had antibiotics all their

life, and they also do not have systemic candidiasis (candida).

> I also have neutropenia (neutrocytes in wbc that are always low

along with lob white blood cell count). Do you know if this can

improve as the yeast goes away?

+++Rhonda, it will improve as you get the proper nutrients from this

diet and supplements, and it might improve before your candida is

cured. I suggest you get another test after you've been on this

program for 3 months.

> This is truely amazing to me. I havn't been able to lose weight

for anything until now. I am starting to lose now.

+++Good for you Rhonda!

> I was thinking that there are probably a lot of people who have

this because antibiotics are given out quite regularly.

+++Yes, candida is a modern disease because of antibiotics, toxins

and drugs; 70-80% of the world's population has it.

The best in health, Bee

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> +++Hi Rhonda. It's good to know your name. I don't agree with your

> doctor that you have systemic candidiasis. Doctors don't understand

> that it is the toxins produced by candida that cause so many

> symptoms. I've known many people who have had antibiotics all their

> life, and they also do not have systemic candidiasis (candida).

Hi Bee

I'm confused. I thought we all had systemic candida. I thought that

unless it is localized,like a " yeast infection " (vaginal) that it is

systemic.

Thanks- SAndy

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> ..if I have rashes all over my body, does that mean my candida is

> systemic?

>

Hi Mike. Absolutely not!!

Bee

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> > +++Hi Rhonda. It's good to know your name. I don't agree with your

> > doctor that you have systemic candidiasis. Doctors don't understand

> > that it is the toxins produced by candida that cause so many

> > symptoms. I've known many people who have had antibiotics all their

> > life, and they also do not have systemic candidiasis (candida).

>

> Hi Bee

>

> I'm confused. I thought we all had systemic candida. I thought that

> unless it is localized,like a " yeast infection " (vaginal) that it is

> systemic.

Hi Sandy. The medical industry defines what systemic candida is, but

other practitioners may use a very loose definition of systemic candida

to mean anytime candida overgrowth is not localized to one area.

Having candida in a localized area is evidence the person's immune

system is debilitated and if they don't change their ways by eating

proper nutrients, eliminate toxins, and foods that feed candida it will

become rear it's ugly head in many other areas very soon, if not

already existent. Even then it isn't systemic unless areas other than

the mucus membranes, skin or nails are involved.

Also see the message I posted this morning - the Subject is: Systemic

Candida - Bee's Explanation.

Bee

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> > ..if I have rashes all over my body, does that mean my candida is

> > systemic?

> >

> Hi Mike. Absolutely not!!

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> Bee

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Hmm, I would have thought that it would have been in my blood, because

I have come to understand that once the candida forms rhizoids and

penetrates the intestines and creates leaky gut syndrome that it would

be rather easy for it to travel and spread throughout the body. Does

this mean that I simply have a candida infection on my skin? I have

been doing hydrogen peroxide/DMSO IV therapy and now after about 20

sessions all the rashes are practically gone. When I had done the spit

test, there was a lot of fallout from my saliva early on and now it

seems to be a lot less, but still significant with the most

improvement in the rashes clearing and feeling less tired all the time.

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> > >

> > > ..if I have rashes all over my body, does that mean my candida

is

> > > systemic?

> > >

> > Hi Mike. Absolutely not!!

> >

> > Bee

> >

> Hmm, I would have thought that it would have been in my blood,

because

> I have come to understand that once the candida forms rhizoids and

> penetrates the intestines and creates leaky gut syndrome that it

would

> be rather easy for it to travel and spread throughout the body. Does

> this mean that I simply have a candida infection on my skin? I have

> been doing hydrogen peroxide/DMSO IV therapy and now after about 20

> sessions all the rashes are practically gone. When I had done the

spit

> test, there was a lot of fallout from my saliva early on and now it

> seems to be a lot less, but still significant with the most

> improvement in the rashes clearing and feeling less tired all the

time.

Hi Mike. There is no such thing as a " leaky gut " - see this article:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/dig12.php

Rash is very common for candida sufferers since it is caused by the

body getting rid of toxins. That is the best way since eliminating

toxins through the skin protects vital inner organs. I do not

recommend hydrogen peroxide (H202)/DMSO IV therapy since the best and

most natural way to health is by providing your body with proper

nutrients (diet plus supplements) so it can heal your body

naturally. The " high " good fats on my program also chelate out all

heavy metals and they are the best cleansers and antioxidants, along

with other oil supplements and diet of course (everything works

together).

The best way to increase H202 is by taking vitamin C, which naturally

increases the body's production of hydrogen peroxide.

In any case you can't achieve health unless you obtain proper

nutrients, which is the basis of my program. Antifungals, probiotics

and other treatments help, but don't do the job unless we follow

Nature's Law regarding health. Dr. Weston A. Price, in his

book " Nutrition and Physical Degeneration " writes as follows:

" We humans have the same rigid restrictions regarding food selection

as the simpler forms of life when foods are evaluated from their

chemical basis. Our greater complexity however, introduces new

behavior patterns due to injuries to the structure and therefore the

functions of the forebrain. All primitive races that have lived on

for long periods have done so by obeying Nature's rigid laws. "

And natural healing takes time, patience and persistence in giving

your body nutrients. It takes 1 month of natural healing for every

year you've been unwell, which for most people nowadays is since

before they were born. As Dr. Price writes, nutrition even

changes/corrects DNA/genes.

The best in health, Bee