Yeast Overgrowth (Candidia)

[Guest guest]

Has anyone had an issue with this before?

 

I have been getting a rash on my forehead/hairline off and on since

June. The rash will clear up with Nizoral shampoo and when it is

almost gone it seems to settle in my eye by making one area puffy. The

rash is itchy. I believe it might be a fungus because it clears up

with the Nizoral. I have also had a few yeast infections and urinary

tract infections over the past year...more than ever before. I

recently moved to Florida from Texas so I have been in a more humid

environmment. Can anyone help me with this?

 

Thanks so much,

 

Amy Marie

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I'm in Texas, too. I discovered a couple of years ago that I had

systemic candida overgrowth. I started researching it and was very

soon overwhelmed and afraid. The bottom line is that you have to

radically change the way you eat. You can take all kinds of expensive

supplements, but if you don't get on the right kind of diet and stay on

it, the candida will keep coming back. There is so much conflicting

information out there, but this is what it all came down to for me.

 

In the beginning, I really panicked. I have always really loved food,

but was fortunate to not have a weight issue, so I ate whatever I

wanted, whenever I wanted. But it caught up to me. My digestion

suffered greatly & my whole body itched - it was like my bones itched &

I couldn't reach them to relieve the itch. I was told to cut out all

sugars, and that freaked me out. EVERYTHING has sugar in it, right?

Long story short: I gradually cut out processed sugar, and I feel whole

again. I eat some honey, some maple syrup, some agave syrup, but only

occasionally. It's recommended to do it all at once, but I had to do

it gradually. For one thing, I'm breastfeeding, and detoxing too

quickly can be bad for the baby. For another thing, it was just to

darn hard to do it all at once. It's been a couple of years now, and

now my diet consists pretty much of fresh veggies, some fruits, whole

grains & legumes. I chose to stop eating meat, but that may not be

necessary for you. If I were you, I'd lay off dairy, wheat, and as

many sugars as remotely possible. I sweeten my coffee with Stevia.

Everything tastes sweeter to me naturally now. I taste much more of

everything I eat. I rarely ever crave sugars anymore, and when I do

eat them, they don't taste nearly as good as they used to, and are so

not satisfying. Now I crave all the things my body really needed all

along: mostly farm-fresh veggies, especially green ones, but the more

colorful, the better. Get as many probiotics in your system as

possible. I've been known to take 16 acidophillus capsules a day (8 in

the am, 8 in the pm, on an empty stomach) when it was bad, and as a

maintenance routine, I still take half that every day. I eat fermented

foods & drink kombucha (not for everyone, but I love it & it works for

me). I can eat wheat again, but I limit it. I usually choose

sourdough rye or, even better, Ezekial bread.

 

It really helps to do some internal cleansing, too. I'd start with a

colon cleanse, then liver. It'll make everything else you do more

effective.

 

I never would have linked the two together, but sufficient chewing

really helps your body digest better. Better digestion leads to better

immunity, better flora, better health. Since I've been eating this

way, I eat about a third of what I used to, and feel much more

satisfied, because my body's getting the nutrients it needs from the

foods I'm eating, unlike before, when I (105 lbs) could eat more than

my 190-lb dh without even thinking about it. Now I sleep better but

have more energy. My adrenal glands seem to be working better, my

internal organs don't feel so overtaxed, and I look and feel much, much

better. My moods are better, emotions more balanced.

 

When you have candida overgrowth, you often have a parasite, too. I

have muscle testing done to determine my body's immediate needs & can

always tell when there's a parasite issue, take some herbs, watch the

diet, & I'm better again in no time. Drinking pure Aloe juice can help

eliminate parasites, too.

 

Be well.

 

, " amymarietrail "

<amymarietrail wrote:

>

> Has anyone had an issue with this before?

>

> I have been getting a rash on my forehead/hairline off and on since

> June. The rash will clear up with Nizoral shampoo and when it is

> almost gone it seems to settle in my eye by making one area puffy. The

> rash is itchy. I believe it might be a fungus because it clears up

> with the Nizoral. I have also had a few yeast infections and urinary

> tract infections over the past year...more than ever before. I

> recently moved to Florida from Texas so I have been in a more humid

> environmment. Can anyone help me with this?

>

> Thanks so much,

>

> Amy Marie

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Amy,

 

For your problem, you take homeo medicine Cina - 200c 3 drops daily in the

morning for 7 days and Rhus Tox-200c daily in the evening at 5 p.m.. Remember,

don't take any sour while the medicine is on. Cut short your meat intake and

other food staff which contain toxins.

 

Dr Subrata Das

 

 

: amymarietrail: Tue, 20

Nov 2007 03:07:23 +0000 Yeast Overgrowth (Candidia)

 

 

 

 

Has anyone had an issue with this before? I have been getting a rash on my

forehead/hairline off and on sinceJune. The rash will clear up with Nizoral

shampoo and when it isalmost gone it seems to settle in my eye by making one

area puffy. Therash is itchy. I believe it might be a fungus because it clears

upwith the Nizoral. I have also had a few yeast infections and urinarytract

infections over the past year...more than ever before. Irecently moved to

Florida from Texas so I have been in a more humidenvironmment. Can anyone help

me with this?Thanks so much,Amy Marie

 

 

 

 

 

 

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