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#81 From: "dan_jackowiak" <dan_jackowiak@...>
Date: Thu Jan 22, 2004 1:45 am
Subject: Re: Three Lac dan_jackowiak
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Hi Helen,

Threelac is made of 3 bacteria that eat candida and molds. They are
Lactobacillus Sporogenes, Bacillus Subtilis and Streptococcus
Faecalis. Which are micro-encapsulated to get by the stomach acids.
The product was developed in Japan and used for 2 or 3 years before
GHT aquired the exclusive marketing rights in the US.

Now I started taking two packets a day and was not changing my diet
for a week. The second week I increased to 3 a day. At the end of
the 2 weeks I decided that I had to do something about my diet. I do
not follow the average candida diet either. I have read some of them
and they did not make sense to me knowing what I know. I follow a
diet of foods that are not known to contain mold of any kind. Well,
for the most part any way.

The 3rd week I got up to 5 packets a week and really started feeling
good. At the end of that canister I took 3 a day for 2 weeks then 2.
The third canister I took 2 a day. Now I take one a day. I also take
food enzymes with every meal sense most foods these days are
enzymatically dead.

Hope this helps,

Dan

--- In candida-testimonials@yahoogroups.com, "Helen Eade"
<whitehill@m...> wrote:
> Hi Dan,
>
> Can you tell me some more about Threelac�.I've heard good things
about it
> from a lot of different sources!  I'm having success treating
myself using
> nutritional changes, acidophilus, GSE  etc etc but if there's a
better way,
> I'm always open to hear it!
>
> Thanks!
> Helen (in the UK)
> *         Hi Karen and Everyone,
>
> I am new to the group but I have tried and continue to take
threelac
> while I continue on my diet. Threelac works for me. It actually
> worked so well that I joined the company to be able to buy it at
> wholesale. I am willing to sell it at wholesale to the group if any
> body else that would like to try it. Just let me know.
>
> What else have you tried other than probiotics. And what brand
> probiotics are you using? According to my research most probiotics
> grow mold! Do you have to store your particular product in a cool
> dry place or the fridge? If you do it probably will grow mold and
is
> totally worthless as a candida fighter.
>
> There are also a few very powerful herbs on the market that are
> powerful antifungals and are very cheap. Try any thing like that?
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Dan Jackowiak

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#80 From: "constancesaunders" <csaunders@...>
Date: Wed Jan 21, 2004 5:27 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Three Lac csaunders@...
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CAN YOU PLEASE GIVE ME INFO, RE; THREE LAC

CONSTANCE
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dan" <danjackowiak@...>
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Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 8:31 PM
Subject: [candida-testimonials] Re: Three Lac


> Hi Karen and Everyone,
>
> I am new to the group but I have tried and continue to take threelac
> while I continue on my diet. Threelac works for me. It actually
> worked so well that I joined the company to be able to buy it at
> wholesale. I am willing to sell it at wholesale to the group if any
> body else that would like to try it. Just let me know.
>
> What else have you tried other than probiotics. And what brand
> probiotics are you using? According to my research most probiotics
> grow mold! Do you have to store your particular product in a cool
> dry place or the fridge? If you do it probably will grow mold and is
> totally worthless as a candida fighter.
>
> There are also a few very powerful herbs on the market that are
> powerful antifungals and are very cheap. Try any thing like that?
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Dan Jackowiak
>
>
> --- In candida-testimonials@yahoogroups.com, "kazzymilleruk"
> <kazzymilleruk@y...> wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I have come across Three Lac on the internet and wondered if
> people
> > with irritable bowel related to their candida have tried it? This
> is
> > my main problem and the probiotics and diet are not zapping it!
> Three
> > Lac is new to the UK and my nutritionist hasn't tried it on
> clients.
> >
> > Any experiences of taking this product would be gratefully
> received
> > before I pay out yet more money trying to beat this!
> >
> > Thank you,
> >
> > Karen
>
>
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#79 From: clisfenton@...
Date: Wed Jan 21, 2004 4:38 am
Subject: Re: Digest Number 32 aqua44marine
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hi Dan-

Thanks for addressing my problem. I'm all too aware about the apt. problem. I been trying to have the owner move me for 8 mo.- he said " my lawyer will be handling you from now on" I have tried every dept. in my city. I have written, called begged demanded help from someone/ anyone and there is no one who will help. I even finally got a lawyer, spent the 600.00 to see find out what molds were in my apt. in the walls and it is very bad but - to compound the problem my lawyer says she is going to sue the landlord sometime (?) but she doesnt know how to decipher the findings of the mold expert and I have read the papers over and over and can not figure it out.

I have been sick for 2 yrs. but since June I have merely existed. I am usually too sick to go anywhere and if I do I have such bad brain fog I forget how to drive sometimes when I'm driving. It is a disaster for me to try to look for an apt. I forget I tried to look. I forget I went out of the house at all. It's all too overwhelming physically and mentally.

I know it's serious, I call my apt. "The Coffin". I try not to get too depressed, but I do often think I will probably die here. My only other choices are sleeping in my car - and when you are really sick sitting in a car all day and sleeping in it are unbearable or living in a cheap hotel, and having done that before I know there is always mold in them. The toxic molds are in the bedroom and the kitchen - that leaves the living room - open to the kitchen .I dont use heat so I dont have vents.

It's hard for most people to fathom getting in a position where you have no friends and no source of help but I moved here from Northern Cal., moved in my building and was sick within 2 months. So, I have been totally alone for a few years.

What am I taking for my thrush? well, I saw three doctors before someone knew what it was - so I am drinking nystatin - but it doesnt work. I'm lost, Just treadin' water, try to figure out a next move healthwise - something I can accomplish with an sicking/weakening/alzheimer - like dis -ease.

clis

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#78 From: rainywispr@...
Date: Tue Jan 20, 2004 8:04 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Three Lac rainywisper
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There are also a few very powerful herbs on the market that are
powerful antifungals and are very cheap. Try any thing like that?

I'd like to hear more about these. Also, I take acidolphilis (sp?) that has to be refrigerated because I've been told that the refrigerated type is more stable than the other. Does that grow mold? If so do you know of any websites that talk about this?

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#77 From: "constancesaunders" <csaunders@...>
Date: Tue Jan 20, 2004 3:14 pm
Subject: Re: lost but sure I have yeast overgrowth csaunders@...
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I would like to puchase tree lac from you.  I have a tropical form of
candida also parasites, cfs.
please let me know how to proceed.

c saunders
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dan Jackowiak" <danjackowiak@...>
To: <candida-testimonials@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2004 3:55 PM
Subject: Re: [candida-testimonials] lost but sure I have yeast overgrowth


> Hello Clis,
>
> Hopefully I can help you and get you on the right
> track.
>
> You say you live in a apartment? That would mean you
> rent? Then it is up to the owner or landlord to take
> care of this situation of the mold in this building.
> Or do you own it? Either way, You are in a potentialy
> life threatening situation. This is why.
>
> There are many types of mold and fungus's in the
> world. Candida being one of them which develops in the
> human body from yeast which we all have. This yeast is
> kept under control by good bacteria in the intestines
> and is made to produce vitamins for use in the body.
> Alter or kill that bacteria and yeast mutates into a
> parasite known as candida. From there it can penetrate
> the lining of the intestines and enter the blood
> stream traveling to anywhere in the body and do its
> damage. It does this buy releasing chemicals called
> mycotoxins, which are powerful poisons that break down
> living and dead things into dirt. Helping nature
> complete the cycle of life.
>
> The most carcinigenic substance in the world is
> aflatoxin, a mycotoxin from molds. Most houses or
> apartments would be condemned if the health department
> ever found out about your situation. The only way to
> get rid of it is to open up the walls and dry out the
> area with heat and air. Dry heat will kill the mold.
>
> You say you have taken antibiotics for your sinus
> infection. This is only compounding your problem since
> antibiotics are fungal poisons. They are made from
> fungus's which kill bacteria. Reduce the bacteria in
> your body and the candida(mold) gets stronger.
>
> Simple sugars and GRAIN products feed yeast and are
> almost always contaminated with mold. Peanuts, corn,
> alcohol, are the worst. All the grains are also
> contaminated as are almost all dairy foods.
>
> Fungus's and their mycotoxins cause, ms, high
> cholesterol, gout, arthritis, depression, chronic
> fatigue, fibromyalgia, crohns, IBS, asthma, allergies,
> all diseases of the skin such as ezcema, psoriasis,
> adult acne, chronic pain, meningitis, breast cancer,
> prostate cancer,etc. The thing about it is we are all
> different so it seems we all are effected in different
> ways. Usually in an area that the immune system is
> weakest. The continual battle being fought between
> your immune system and the fungus will eventually come
> to an end if not dealt with. And that end is not in
> your favor. This is serious stuff Clis and I am not
> trying to scare you just let you know just how serious
> it can become.
>
> Your nose problem sounds like it is strictly a fungal
> infection. This being the case antibiotics will never
> get rid of it. They are part of the problem.
>
> I would wear a mask in the house at the "very minimum
> all the time". And try to stay out of that part of the
> house if at all possible, close it off. If there is a
> return air grill for your heater in that area of the
> house though you will not be able to get way from it
> since the heater will just pump it through out the
> house anyway.  Stop taking the antibiotic and get some
> olive leaf extract and probiotics.
>
>
> What kind of medicine do you take for your thrush?
>
> Dan Jackowiak
>
>
>
> --- clis <clisfenton@...> wrote:
> > Hi-
> >  I recently joined the group and read the emails,
> > but I'm lost.
> > Here's all I know about me: I have thrush in my
> > mouth even when I use
> > medicine for it. I stopped eating wheat and sugar in
> > the hopes that
> > would help,,,that was 3 mo. ago. I have been
> > diagnosed with chronic
> > fatigue/fibro and have a horrid allergy to mold and
> > have justy spent
> > a fortune to find out there is a serious mold
> > problem of 2 types of
> > toxic mold in the walls of my bedroom and the
> > kitchen. I trey also
> > not to eat fermented things or aged cheese. I dont
> > notice any
> > difference.
> >   I have had an on going sinus infection mostly for
> > 14 yrs - all the
> > time since I moved in my apt over 2 years ago. My
> > nose actually
> > smells rotten. I try all the sprays and do the salt
> > cleansing and
> > doesnt help. I brought it up to my new doctor ( the
> > yeast overgrowth)
> > and they never think it is worth talking about. I am
> > presently on
> > another anti-biotic for my nose and then taking
> > diflux to conteract
> > it and so far in 3 weeks it has not worked.
> >  I dont know where to begin, and please dont say
> > "move" I know that,
> > I'm desperate to move but I am so sick I cant go out
> > looking, have
> > offered to pay co. and people to look and they
> > decline and have no
> > one to help me.
> >  How do I find out if the yeast thing is part of my
> > problem? What
> > should I try? DOes it cause thrush,sinus problems,
> > fatigue, brain
> > fog, confusion? thanks, clis
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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#76 From: Cindy Henrion <luckeeone98@...>
Date: Tue Jan 20, 2004 1:20 pm
Subject: RE: Re: Three Lac luckeeone98
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I am trying threelac now. it has helped my symptoms a lot, but its very constipapting. hoping that will ease.

Helen Eade <whitehill@...> wrote:

Hi Dan,

Can you tell me some more about Threelac�.I�ve heard good things about it from a lot of different sources! I�m having success treating myself using nutritional changes, acidophilus, GSE etc etc but if there�s a better way, I�m always open to hear it!

Thanks!

Helen (in the UK)

� Hi Karen and Everyone,

I am new to the group but I have tried and continue to take threelac
while I continue on my diet. Threelac works for me. It actually
worked so well that I joined the company to be able to buy it at
wholesale. I am willing to sell it at wholesale to the group if any
body else that would like to try it. Just let me know.

What else have you tried other than probiotics. And what brand
probiotics are you using? According to my research most probiotics
grow mold! Do you have to store your particular product in a cool
dry place or the fridge? If you do it probably will grow mold and is
totally worthless as a candida fighter.

There are also a few very powerful herbs on the market that are
powerful antifungals and are very cheap. Try any thing like that?

Sincerely,

Dan Jackowiak

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#75 From: willowlee53@...
Date: Tue Jan 20, 2004 1:50 pm
Subject: Re: Finally Ive found support! To LYNN willowlee53
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In a message dated 1/19/04 10:20:37 PM Central Standard Time, lpreb@... writes:

Hi Carol,

The institute in which I enrolled is the Global Institute For Alternative Medicine (GIFAM). It is located in Santa Cruz California and they offer three programs: Nutritional Consultant, Master Herbalist & Holistic Health Practioner...you can start with one & work your way to finish all three if that is of interest. I found them online & they seemed to offer much more than I could get here....Check it out & let me know what you think....If requested, they will send you a catalogue and it will give you a great description as to the cost & material in each course.... If you decide to enroll you can use me as a reference....

All The Best,

Lynn

Thanks Lynn for sharing that... I will look into it.

Carol
(the little mad nutritional scientist)

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#74 From: "Helen Eade" <whitehill@...>
Date: Tue Jan 20, 2004 9:26 am
Subject: RE: Re: Three Lac neleade
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Hi Dan,

Can you tell me some more about Threelac….I’ve heard good things about it from a lot of different sources! I’m having success treating myself using nutritional changes, acidophilus, GSE etc etc but if there’s a better way, I’m always open to hear it!

Thanks!

Helen (in the UK)

� Hi Karen and Everyone,

I am new to the group but I have tried and continue to take threelac
while I continue on my diet. Threelac works for me. It actually
worked so well that I joined the company to be able to buy it at
wholesale. I am willing to sell it at wholesale to the group if any
body else that would like to try it. Just let me know.

What else have you tried other than probiotics. And what brand
probiotics are you using? According to my research most probiotics
grow mold! Do you have to store your particular product in a cool
dry place or the fridge? If you do it probably will grow mold and is
totally worthless as a candida fighter.

There are also a few very powerful herbs on the market that are
powerful antifungals and are very cheap. Try any thing like that?

Sincerely,

Dan Jackowiak

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#73 From: rainywispr@...
Date: Mon Jan 19, 2004 4:53 pm
Subject: Re: lost but sure I have yeast overgrowth rainywisper
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In a message dated 1/19/2004 11:49:44 AM Central Standard Time, clisfenton@... writes:

toxic mold in the walls of my bedroom and the kitchen. I trey also
not to eat fermented things or aged cheese. I dont notice any
difference.
I have had an on going sinus infection mostly for 14 yrs - all the
time since I moved in my apt over 2 years ago. My nose actually
smells rotten. I try all the sprays and do the salt cleansing and
doesnt help. I brought it up to my new doctor ( the yeast overgrowth)
and they never think it is worth talking about. I am presently on
another anti-biotic for my nose and then taking diflux to conteract
it and so far in 3 weeks it has not worked.
I dont know where to begin, and please dont say "move" I know that,
I'm desperate to move but I am so sick I cant go out looking, have
offered to pay co. and people to look and they decline and have no
one to help me.

I used to work as a Realtor, and we had to take classes on mold. If you have the toxic mold I'm going to tell you what you don't want to hear and that's to get out quickly. Where I live if they find Stachybotrys (black mold) in your home, they put you out the front door and don't allow you to take anything out of the house. I'm not a doctor, but if you're taking antibiotics, they kill the good bacteria as well as the bad. Are you taking acidophilus to replace the good bacteria?
Here's one website to look at
http://www.indoor-air-quality.net/black-mold.html
This is from another website.
The growth of "toxic mold" is becoming a problem of monumental proportions. Exposure to mold growth in residential, public and commercial buildings is believed to have caused serious medical conditions which include bleeding lungs, digestive problems, hair loss, nausea, loss of memory, reduced cognitive skills, and death. Property damage from mold growth has destroyed millions of dollars in real estate and forced homeowners to the curb.

RainyWispr

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#72 From: Lynn Prebushewski <lpreb@...>
Date: Tue Jan 20, 2004 4:34 am
Subject: Re: Finally Ive found support! To LYNN offeringhope
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Hi Carol,

All The Best,

Lynn

When I enrolled they had a special to save 40% if you enrolled by June...so if you decide you are interested & the start up time is not essential watch their site for any advertised specials.

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Subject: Re: [candida-testimonials] Finally Ive found support! To LYNN

In a message dated 1/19/04 11:49:49 AM Central Standard Time, lpreb@... writes:

I recently enrolled to become a Nutrition Consultant

Hi Lynn,
May I ask you what school you are going through? Is it by chance "Clayton Holistic College" ? I have been pondering going through that for quite sometime. (although I feel I have had pretty much a lifetime of knowledge and experiance, you know how this little letters after your name seem to make a difference in other peoples eyes! lol ; )

Carol
(the little mad nutritional scientist)

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#71 From: Dan Jackowiak <danjackowiak@...>
Date: Mon Jan 19, 2004 11:55 pm
Subject: Re: lost but sure I have yeast overgrowth danjackowiak
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Hello Clis,

Hopefully I can help you and get you on the right
track.

You say you live in a apartment? That would mean you
rent? Then it is up to the owner or landlord to take
care of this situation of the mold in this building.
Or do you own it? Either way, You are in a potentialy
life threatening situation. This is why.

There are many types of mold and fungus's in the
world. Candida being one of them which develops in the
human body from yeast which we all have. This yeast is
kept under control by good bacteria in the intestines
and is made to produce vitamins for use in the body.
Alter or kill that bacteria and yeast mutates into a
parasite known as candida. From there it can penetrate
the lining of the intestines and enter the blood
stream traveling to anywhere in the body and do its
damage. It does this buy releasing chemicals called
mycotoxins, which are powerful poisons that break down
living and dead things into dirt. Helping nature
complete the cycle of life.

The most carcinigenic substance in the world is
aflatoxin, a mycotoxin from molds. Most houses or
apartments would be condemned if the health department
ever found out about your situation. The only way to
get rid of it is to open up the walls and dry out the
area with heat and air. Dry heat will kill the mold.

You say you have taken antibiotics for your sinus
infection. This is only compounding your problem since
antibiotics are fungal poisons. They are made from
fungus's which kill bacteria. Reduce the bacteria in
your body and the candida(mold) gets stronger.

Simple sugars and GRAIN products feed yeast and are
almost always contaminated with mold. Peanuts, corn,
alcohol, are the worst. All the grains are also
contaminated as are almost all dairy foods.

Fungus's and their mycotoxins cause, ms, high
cholesterol, gout, arthritis, depression, chronic
fatigue, fibromyalgia, crohns, IBS, asthma, allergies,
all diseases of the skin such as ezcema, psoriasis,
adult acne, chronic pain, meningitis, breast cancer,
prostate cancer,etc. The thing about it is we are all
different so it seems we all are effected in different
ways. Usually in an area that the immune system is
weakest. The continual battle being fought between
your immune system and the fungus will eventually come
to an end if not dealt with. And that end is not in
your favor. This is serious stuff Clis and I am not
trying to scare you just let you know just how serious
it can become.

Your nose problem sounds like it is strictly a fungal
infection. This being the case antibiotics will never
get rid of it. They are part of the problem.

I would wear a mask in the house at the "very minimum
all the time". And try to stay out of that part of the
house if at all possible, close it off. If there is a
return air grill for your heater in that area of the
house though you will not be able to get way from it
since the heater will just pump it through out the
house anyway.  Stop taking the antibiotic and get some
olive leaf extract and probiotics.

What kind of medicine do you take for your thrush?

Dan Jackowiak

--- clis <clisfenton@...> wrote:
> Hi-
>  I recently joined the group and read the emails,
> but I'm lost.
> Here's all I know about me: I have thrush in my
> mouth even when I use
> medicine for it. I stopped eating wheat and sugar in
> the hopes that
> would help,,,that was 3 mo. ago. I have been
> diagnosed with chronic
> fatigue/fibro and have a horrid allergy to mold and
> have justy spent
> a fortune to find out there is a serious mold
> problem of 2 types of
> toxic mold in the walls of my bedroom and the
> kitchen. I trey also
> not to eat fermented things or aged cheese. I dont
> notice any
> difference.
>   I have had an on going sinus infection mostly for
> 14 yrs - all the
> time since I moved in my apt over 2 years ago. My
> nose actually
> smells rotten. I try all the sprays and do the salt
> cleansing and
> doesnt help. I brought it up to my new doctor ( the
> yeast overgrowth)
> and they never think it is worth talking about. I am
> presently on
> another anti-biotic for my nose and then taking
> diflux to conteract
> it and so far in 3 weeks it has not worked.
>  I dont know where to begin, and please dont say
> "move" I know that,
> I'm desperate to move but I am so sick I cant go out
> looking, have
> offered to pay co. and people to look and they
> decline and have no
> one to help me.
>  How do I find out if the yeast thing is part of my
> problem? What
> should I try? DOes it cause thrush,sinus problems,
> fatigue, brain
> fog, confusion? thanks, clis
>
>
>

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#70 From: willowlee53@...
Date: Mon Jan 19, 2004 1:47 pm
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In a message dated 1/19/04 11:49:49 AM Central Standard Time, lpreb@... writes:

I recently enrolled to become a Nutrition Consultant

Hi Lynn,
May I ask you what school you are going through? Is it by chance "Clayton Holistic College" ? I have been pondering going through that for quite sometime. (although I feel I have had pretty much a lifetime of knowledge and experiance, you know how this little letters after your name seem to make a difference in other peoples eyes! lol ; )

Carol
(the little mad nutritional scientist)

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#69 From: "clis" <clisfenton@...>
Date: Sun Jan 18, 2004 11:34 pm
Subject: lost but sure I have yeast overgrowth aqua44marine
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Hi-
  I recently joined the group and read the emails, but I'm lost.
Here's all I know about me: I have thrush in my mouth even when I use
medicine for it. I stopped eating wheat and sugar in the hopes that
would help,,,that was 3 mo. ago. I have been diagnosed with chronic
fatigue/fibro and have a horrid allergy to mold and have justy spent
a fortune to find out there is a serious mold problem of 2 types of
toxic mold in the walls of my bedroom and the kitchen. I trey also
not to eat fermented things or aged cheese. I dont notice any
difference.
   I have had an on going sinus infection mostly for 14 yrs - all the
time since I moved in my apt over 2 years ago. My nose actually
smells rotten. I try all the sprays and do the salt cleansing and
doesnt help. I brought it up to my new doctor ( the yeast overgrowth)
and they never think it is worth talking about. I am presently on
another anti-biotic for my nose and then taking diflux to conteract
it and so far in 3 weeks it has not worked.
  I dont know where to begin, and please dont say "move" I know that,
I'm desperate to move but I am so sick I cant go out looking, have
offered to pay co. and people to look and they decline and have no
one to help me.
  How do I find out if the yeast thing is part of my problem? What
should I try? DOes it cause thrush,sinus problems, fatigue, brain
fog, confusion? thanks, clis

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#68 From: Lynn Prebushewski <lpreb@...>
Date: Sun Jan 18, 2004 5:52 am
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Colleen,

I really like how you put it when you asked yourself if by eating sugar or bread if it would change your life...and the only way it does is by effecting the way you feel...which really is not worth it!! I am going to use that as extra incentive as I have been adding sugar back into my diet more than I would care to admit...and mostly because I know I can get away with it and am not suffering from it... I have just picked up a book written by Ann Louise Gittleman called " Get the Sugar Out...501 simple ways to cut the sugar out of any diet". It was one of the reference books used in my course I am taking...( I agree with you on the Yeast Connection books...I bought both of them but never did read them...I do use some of the recipes thought...)

The products that I am taking are based on the scientific discovery of Glyconutrients. The following is a generic website that explains what these product's are & how they help to modulate the immune system. The site is:

www.glycoinformation.com

If you would like more information on the products, company etc.. I can help you with that as well as if you decide to order them I can assist with that as well. They are marketed via Network Marketing....and I want to assure you that this is not about sales...it is all about educating others about this discovery and how it is changing lives around the world. I was skeptical at first when a friend told me about this and I now will always be grateful to her for taking the time to share with me as my life & health has improved dramatically since than. I have been taking these products for two years and can honestly say that they will always be apart of my diet as they are simply the nutrients that are no longer in our food...the nutrients that are not in our fruits & vegetables due to green harvesting, processing, chemicals etc...Since being introduced to these products & the change in my life I recently enrolled to become a Nutrition Consultant as I want to learn as much about nutrition and our body's as I can.

In closing,I respect your wish as to no sales... I am the type of person that when someone trys to sell me something my guard goes up instantly..as being a single female I have had to deal with pushy salesman in the past - so rest assure that this is not about the sales ...it is about support and making people aware as to what is out there....

All the Best,

Lynn

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Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 6:39 PM

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IThank you so much for your email, it really hit the spot. I have just completed day 2 of a cleansing fast of veggies, millet, and more veggies, all steamed. The fast is supposed to last a total of 5 days, and them I will begin a more balanced diet for the candida. Today I feel achey and tired, and if I never see another steamed carrot I will be happy:}.

However, the truth is, I feel in control, and clean. Today I woke up without a stomache ache, which I have had since about 1976. It almost makes if worth it for today, and that is all that I am going to concentrate on. I am trying to treat this like an addiction, which is exactly what it feels like.... though please forgive me if that sounds pompous, I have never really had one and dont mean to minimize one. I feel like my every thought is about food, and I know that eventually it will be habit- but for now I have to think about everything that passes my lips.

Lynn, you are so right, that we are so enamored with food as a society- and that in moments today I thought to myself, whats the big deal? So I didnt eat sugar or bread today, did my life change all that much? ( Well yes actually it did, I am not bloated) I didnt miss out on laughter, or a good days work, just the stomache ache.

So, tomorrow I will do it again- and probably the day after that.

Thanks for the note, I will look into that book! I know that I have The Yeast Connection which I think is the most ridiculous book available.

Lynn, what are the supplements that you are taking? I have a few and am wondering what everyone else is succeeding with, )PLEASE NO SALES !!!

thanks again

Colleen

Lynn Prebushewski <lpreb@...> wrote:

Hi,

I can definetly sympathize with you as I honestly felt like my "life was over" when I had to eliminate what I thought was all the good things from my diet!! I had suffered with Candida for years without knowing what was really wrong with me and I thought that I had it so bad, but after hearing some of what you all have gone through I guess I did not have it as bad as I thought. I am going to recommend a book to you that really helped me through my recovery process. It is called "The complete Candida Yeast Guidebook Revised 2nd Edition" written by Jeanne Marie Martin. It does the diet in stages which is much easier than the original way I did it by literally cutting everything out...When I first went to my naturopath he put me on the strict diet for six weeks (which seemed much longer than it was) and on my next visit he extended it so soon I had been on the diet for 5 months. I find that I still stick to some of the suggestions for example I eat protein & vegetables or Carbohydrates & vegetables but never all three together like I use to and I really don't miss it. I also try to eat my fruit either a 1\2 to an hour before a meal or two hours after a meal and never in the evening.

One thing that this all has made me aware of is that we really do base our life too much on food. I did not realize this until I had to cut out all the things I loved (sugar, chocolate, coffee) - and had to watch everyone else eat it!!! When I went through all of this I was on my own, so it was much easier as I did not have to cook differently for a family.. It sounds like you are aware that changes need to be made to your loved one's diets as well so maybe you could gradually start making some little changes and eventually these will become "healthy" habits. Maybe you could sit down with them & explain how you are feeling and you could do this as a family... extra support will make it much easier for you and their health will benefit as well from it.

One of the things I did to help me stick to the diet is that I knew that it was only temporary and the benefits of feeling healthy are much better than the alternative of staying sick. It also come down to knowing that if I did not stick to the diet I had to go back to feeling the way I did before and that was something that definitely did not appeal to me. So remember that you are making these changes both for your self as well as for your family and definitely stick with it as you will have the support of all of us as well....and support is essential. Also, about six months after starting treatment I started on some supplements that helped me to boost my immune system so that I was actually able to beat the Candida & have been free of it ever since (two years). I also find that I am now able to eat more regular foods and not pay the price...however I basically try to eat healthy and limit my cheats...The cravings are not as bad as they use to be, however I find that if I do start eating chocolate or sweets on a regular basis that the craving will still come back...I cannot understand how a person can stop at one or two pieces I have to eat the whole thing!!!

I wish you all the best & you can email me anytime you need a pick up....or if I can help in any way......

Lynn

PS

Congratulations on your marriage!

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Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 9:49 PM

Subject: [candida-testimonials] Finally Ive found support!

Hello, I was diagnosed with candida and many food allergies 2 years ago, and have not found the strenghth to stick to the diet YET!! I have some symptoms, but have lost track of what is and what isnt related. (which came first, the chicken or the egg?) I nearly came to tears when I saw some of you speak of the round dark blotches on skin, as I have been covering mine up for almost 4 years. I have terrible cravings, and aches and a hangover whenever I eat a high sugar or yeast meal. I have trouble with many things, but I cannot seem to find a way to stick with my diet free of sugar, wheat, yeast, eggs, many other grains, spices, and legumes. I am newly married to a man with 4 kids, and they have the worst diets I have ever encountered, and am having trouble putting my health first when family time is meal time. I am tired of feeling like the odd man out! I know that the first thing that I need is an attitude adjsutment, but I feel resentful and victimized, which is not usually my nature. Can someone write and tell me about the diet, how they stuck to it while eating at a resaurant? Parties? What did you EAT? It seems like veggies and meat, but I feel like an ADDICT that cant live without carbs (bread, pasta). Its like I cant feel RIGHT without them Any help would be appreciated!!!

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#67 From: "Dan" <danjackowiak@...>
Date: Sat Jan 17, 2004 4:31 am
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Hi Karen and Everyone,

I am new to the group but I have tried and continue to take threelac
while I continue on my diet. Threelac works for me. It actually
worked so well that I joined the company to be able to buy it at
wholesale. I am willing to sell it at wholesale to the group if any
body else that would like to try it. Just let me know.

What else have you tried other than probiotics. And what brand
probiotics are you using? According to my research most probiotics
grow mold! Do you have to store your particular product in a cool
dry place or the fridge? If you do it probably will grow mold and is
totally worthless as a candida fighter.

There are also a few very powerful herbs on the market that are
powerful antifungals and are very cheap. Try any thing like that?

Sincerely,

Dan Jackowiak

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> Hi all,
>
> I have come across Three Lac on the internet and wondered if
people
> with irritable bowel related to their candida have tried it? This
is
> my main problem and the probiotics and diet are not zapping it!
Three
> Lac is new to the UK and my nutritionist hasn't tried it on
clients.
>
> Any experiences of taking this product would be gratefully
received
> before I pay out yet more money trying to beat this!
>
> Thank you,
>
> Karen

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#66 From: Jay <d14486@...>
Date: Fri Jan 16, 2004 2:49 pm
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Hi, I've been using threelac for about a year now. I haven't experienced irritable bm but since I started taking it, I noticed that I began having normal daily bms. This might sound nasty but I felt that since taking it my vm felt really releaving =) Anyway, since you've tried probiotics as it sounds, I suggest you give this one a try. As far as I know it's the only one micro-encapsulated to survive your intestines to fight your candida. Besides, the company gives 60 days money back warranty so you'll have plenty of time to test it. I hope this info helped. Good luck.

http://www.geocities.com/ghtdirect

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Hi all, I have come across Three Lac on the internet and wondered if people with irritable bowel related to their candida have tried it? This is my main problem and the probiotics and diet are not zapping it! Three Lac is new to the UK and my nutritionist hasn't tried it on clients. Any experiences of taking this product would be gratefully received before I pay out yet more money trying to beat this! Thank you, Karen

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#65 From: "Jennifer M." <puhutes@...>
Date: Fri Jan 16, 2004 3:20 am
Subject: Re: Finally Ive found support!-Colleen Puhutes
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Hi Colleen!

Glad to hear you are doing well :) I am sorry, but I
had to laugh at this statement:
>  Today I woke up without a stomache ache, which I
> have had since about 1976.
Not really too much a funny haha, but more like
thinking... I've had my dog since 1976 or I haven't
been sober since 1976! It's just such a long time to
have bloating and a stomach ache and it's nice to hear
your life flip around so quickly. I have been on my
diet for almost 8 months now. I wasn't in pain as long
as you (hell, I wasn't born till 1978 ;) but 2 years
of constant vaginal burning, itching, tearing, etc. is
enough to completely stop eating crap food! If I think
of: Mmm a cup of coffee, or Mmm a chocolate bar. I
just think of the consequences and usually that's
enough to make me think of an apple or banana ;) Keep
up the good work and hope you have more pain free
days!

Jennifer *8-)

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#64 From: "kazzymilleruk" <kazzymilleruk@...>
Date: Thu Jan 15, 2004 11:46 am
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Hi all,

I have come across Three Lac on the internet and wondered if people
with irritable bowel related to their candida have tried it? This is
my main problem and the probiotics and diet are not zapping it! Three
Lac is new to the UK and my nutritionist hasn't tried it on clients.

Any experiences of taking this product would be gratefully received
before I pay out yet more money trying to beat this!

Thank you,

Karen

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Date: Wed Jan 14, 2004 6:58 pm
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In a message dated 1/12/2004 10:14:19 PM Eastern Standard Time, cfgosselin@... writes:

resaurant? Parties? What did you EAT? It seems
like veggies and meat, but I feel like an ADDICT that cant live
without carbs (bread, pasta). Its like I cant feel RIGHT without them
Any help would be appreciated!!!

Easy.

Just do it.

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#62 From: Catherine Miller <cathymiller2003@...>
Date: Thu Jan 15, 2004 3:37 am
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Hello,

I wish I could tell you, I'm still trying to figure it out myself. It is impossible to go anywhere without worrying about what food will be available etc. I've been making lots of soups (but not leaving it much longr than 2 days, then I'll freeze and use another time)and cutting up fresh veggies. I try to do this pretty consistantly but it is a real pain in the ass! I understand what you are going through. The world around me eats watever they want and I feel like I'm from another planet! Its very lonely sometimes! And boy do I know about the sugar hangover! Painful and very strange to say the least

A few things that I've been doing to help me cope are: 1. Super Blue Green Enzymes ( I don't know if that would work for you but I thought I'd mention it. The enzymes help process the food. 2. Making fresh veggie drinks, carrot juice up the yin yang. 3 Salt water solution to keep sinuses clean and clear. Sinuses let in quite a bit of bacteria if they are not functioning properly.

I hope this helps !!! You are not alone!

Sincerely, Cathy

cfgosselin <cfgosselin@...> wrote:

Hello, I was diagnosed with candida and many food allergies 2 years ago, and have not found the strenghth to stick to the diet YET!! I have some symptoms, but have lost track of what is and what isnt related. (which came first, the chicken or the egg?) I nearly came to tears when I saw some of you speak of the round dark blotches on skin, as I have been covering mine up for almost 4 years. I have terrible cravings, and aches and a hangover whenever I eat a high sugar or yeast meal. I have trouble with many things, but I cannot seem to find a way to stick with my diet free of sugar, wheat, yeast, eggs, many other grains, spices, and legumes. I am newly married to a man with 4 kids, and they have the worst diets I have ever encountered, and am having trouble putting my health first when family time is meal time. I am tired of feeling like the odd man out! I know that the first thing that I need is an attitude adjsutment, but I feel resentful and victimized, which is not usually my nature. Can someone write and tell me about the diet, how they stuck to it while eating at a resaurant? Parties? What did you EAT? It seems like veggies and meat, but I feel like an ADDICT that cant live without carbs (bread, pasta). Its like I cant feel RIGHT without them Any help would be appreciated!!!

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#61 From: "lynncr124" <lynncr@...>
Date: Wed Jan 14, 2004 6:32 pm
Subject: Re: Finally Ive found support! lynncr124
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Hi,

I know where you are at.  I do not look forward to five or six
months without slipping up.  But I am soooo tired of the fungal
infection on my right hand and foot and the dark blotches on my skin
and feeling lousy.  I envision a hard time as I gave up excess sugar
nn 1968 (tired of being a then 'fat teenager') and my diet is pretty
good so this will be a 'dig in' effort.

I'm doing this in a two pronged approach.  First, I'm taking care of
the food senstivities and allergies.  I enlisted the suuport of my
fiance in that one result of my eating allergies is acid reflux,
which results in an inability to breath at night and scares us both
silly.  We'd had peaceful sleep until he bugged me to eat some wings
with pepper sauce last weekend.  I had two nights of choking
(scarier for him than for me), he's now on board.

Next (beginning in two weeks) I'll tackle the candida.  I'm sort of
preparing for it by developing menus for the allergy situation that
don't include foods which will be forbidden in the candida treatment.

You don't say how old or what sex the children are.  If they are old
enough to understand, try making it a game - give a treat to the one
who finds the best new way for you to do something (a recipe for
instance) each week.

I think you have to resign yourself to cooking one meal for them and
one for you.  But I think you can work it so that you eat
the 'basic' meal and add stuff for them.  If you have any female
teenagers it might not hurt for them to start being aware of yeast,
I had my first attack of vaginitis at age 14.

My girlfriend is a celiac and she has had good results in
restaurants by just asking about ingredients and if somethng can be
prepared slightly differently, if necessary.

Congratulations on your marriage.  This is hard, but worth it, so
that going forward you can (pardon the cliche) 'be all that you can
be' as past of your new family.

Lynn

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<cfgosselin@y...> wrote:
> Hello, I was diagnosed with candida and many food allergies 2
years
> ago, and have not found the strenghth to stick to the diet YET!!
I
> have some symptoms, but have lost track of what is and what isnt
> related. (which came first, the chicken or the egg?)  I nearly
came
> to tears when I saw some of you speak of the round dark blotches
on
> skin, as I have been covering mine up for almost 4 years.  I have
> terrible cravings, and aches and a hangover whenever I eat a high
> sugar or yeast meal.  I have trouble with many things, but I
cannot
> seem to find a way to stick with my diet free of sugar, wheat,
yeast,
> eggs, many other grains, spices, and legumes.  I am newly married
to
> a man with 4 kids, and they have the worst diets I have ever
> encountered, and am having trouble putting my health first when
> family time is meal time.  I am tired of feeling like the odd man
out!
> I know that the first thing that I need is an attitude adjsutment,
> but I feel resentful and victimized, which is not usually my
nature.
> Can someone write and tell me about the diet, how they stuck to it
> while eating at a resaurant? Parties? What did you EAT?  It seems
> like veggies and meat, but I feel like an ADDICT that cant live
> without carbs (bread, pasta).  Its like I cant feel RIGHT without
them
> Any help would be appreciated!!!

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#60 From: "Jennifer M." <puhutes@...>
Date: Wed Jan 14, 2004 11:23 am
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I totally agree with you Lynn,

People always ask how I can still stick to my diet!
It's really easy when I remember the excrutiating pain
I was in 24 hours a day.. I would live off 1 food if I
had to, NOT to feel like that again... just thinking
of the alternative it reason enough to stick to the
diet!

Jennifer *8-)


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#59 From: coll goss <cfgosselin@...>
Date: Thu Jan 15, 2004 12:39 am
Subject: Re: Finally Ive found support! cfgosselin
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IThank you so much for your email, it really hit the spot. I have just completed day 2 of a cleansing fast of veggies, millet, and more veggies, all steamed. The fast is supposed to last a total of 5 days, and them I will begin a more balanced diet for the candida. Today I feel achey and tired, and if I never see another steamed carrot I will be happy:}.

However, the truth is, I feel in control, and clean. Today I woke up without a stomache ache, which I have had since about 1976. It almost makes if worth it for today, and that is all that I am going to concentrate on. I am trying to treat this like an addiction, which is exactly what it feels like.... though please forgive me if that sounds pompous, I have never really had one and dont mean to minimize one. I feel like my every thought is about food, and I know that eventually it will be habit- but for now I have to think about everything that passes my lips.

Lynn, you are so right, that we are so enamored with food as a society- and that in moments today I thought to myself, whats the big deal? So I didnt eat sugar or bread today, did my life change all that much? ( Well yes actually it did, I am not bloated) I didnt miss out on laughter, or a good days work, just the stomache ache.

So, tomorrow I will do it again- and probably the day after that.

Thanks for the note, I will look into that book! I know that I have The Yeast Connection which I think is the most ridiculous book available.

Lynn, what are the supplements that you are taking? I have a few and am wondering what everyone else is succeeding with, )PLEASE NO SALES !!!

thanks again

Colleen

Lynn Prebushewski <lpreb@...> wrote:

Hi,

I can definetly sympathize with you as I honestly felt like my "life was over" when I had to eliminate what I thought was all the good things from my diet!! I had suffered with Candida for years without knowing what was really wrong with me and I thought that I had it so bad, but after hearing some of what you all have gone through I guess I did not have it as bad as I thought. I am going to recommend a book to you that really helped me through my recovery process. It is called "The complete Candida Yeast Guidebook Revised 2nd Edition" written by Jeanne Marie Martin. It does the diet in stages which is much easier than the original way I did it by literally cutting everything out...When I first went to my naturopath he put me on the strict diet for six weeks (which seemed much longer than it was) and on my next visit he extended it so soon I had been on the diet for 5 months. I find that I still stick to some of the suggestions for example I eat protein & vegetables or Carbohydrates & vegetables but never all three together like I use to and I really don't miss it. I also try to eat my fruit either a 1\2 to an hour before a meal or two hours after a meal and never in the evening.

One thing that this all has made me aware of is that we really do base our life too much on food. I did not realize this until I had to cut out all the things I loved (sugar, chocolate, coffee) - and had to watch everyone else eat it!!! When I went through all of this I was on my own, so it was much easier as I did not have to cook differently for a family.. It sounds like you are aware that changes need to be made to your loved one's diets as well so maybe you could gradually start making some little changes and eventually these will become "healthy" habits. Maybe you could sit down with them & explain how you are feeling and you could do this as a family... extra support will make it much easier for you and their health will benefit as well from it.

One of the things I did to help me stick to the diet is that I knew that it was only temporary and the benefits of feeling healthy are much better than the alternative of staying sick. It also come down to knowing that if I did not stick to the diet I had to go back to feeling the way I did before and that was something that definitely did not appeal to me. So remember that you are making these changes both for your self as well as for your family and definitely stick with it as you will have the support of all of us as well....and support is essential. Also, about six months after starting treatment I started on some supplements that helped me to boost my immune system so that I was actually able to beat the Candida & have been free of it ever since (two years). I also find that I am now able to eat more regular foods and not pay the price...however I basically try to eat healthy and limit my cheats...The cravings are not as bad as they use to be, however I find that if I do start eating chocolate or sweets on a regular basis that the craving will still come back...I cannot understand how a person can stop at one or two pieces I have to eat the whole thing!!!

I wish you all the best & you can email me anytime you need a pick up....or if I can help in any way......

Lynn

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Congratulations on your marriage!

----- Original Message -----

From: cfgosselin

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Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 9:49 PM

Subject: [candida-testimonials] Finally Ive found support!

Hello, I was diagnosed with candida and many food allergies 2 years ago, and have not found the strenghth to stick to the diet YET!! I have some symptoms, but have lost track of what is and what isnt related. (which came first, the chicken or the egg?) I nearly came to tears when I saw some of you speak of the round dark blotches on skin, as I have been covering mine up for almost 4 years. I have terrible cravings, and aches and a hangover whenever I eat a high sugar or yeast meal. I have trouble with many things, but I cannot seem to find a way to stick with my diet free of sugar, wheat, yeast, eggs, many other grains, spices, and legumes. I am newly married to a man with 4 kids, and they have the worst diets I have ever encountered, and am having trouble putting my health first when family time is meal time. I am tired of feeling like the odd man out! I know that the first thing that I need is an attitude adjsutment, but I feel resentful and victimized, which is not usually my nature. Can someone write and tell me about the diet, how they stuck to it while eating at a resaurant? Parties? What did you EAT? It seems like veggies and meat, but I feel like an ADDICT that cant live without carbs (bread, pasta). Its like I cant feel RIGHT without them Any help would be appreciated!!!

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#58 From: "Jennifer M." <puhutes@...>
Date: Tue Jan 13, 2004 5:13 am
Subject: Re: Finally Ive found support! Puhutes
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Wow, that's a really tough question... do you have any
idea of what you are allowed to eat?  When I go out to
restaurants... I will only pick a restaurant I trust
and know will feed me what I can eat. Meaning, I won't
go to one where I know they don't serve anything at
all ;) *like a fast food restaurant* I eat mostly at
vegetarian restaurants, lebanese, indian, greek... as
these food revolve around vegetables and meat and less
sugar than most other kinds of diners and fast food
places. There is one place I go fairly often to eat,
it is a lebananese fast food place which only serves
organic chicken, various salads like hummos, fatoush
(green salad), tabouleh (parsley and tomato type
salad), potato salads.. a much more! At parties or
visiting friends, I often bring my own food =)

Jennifer *8-)

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#57 From: Lynn Prebushewski <lpreb@...>
Date: Tue Jan 13, 2004 5:02 am
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Hi,

I can definetly sympathize with you as I honestly felt like my "life was over" when I had to eliminate what I thought was all the good things from my diet!! I had suffered with Candida for years without knowing what was really wrong with me and I thought that I had it so bad, but after hearing some of what you all have gone through I guess I did not have it as bad as I thought. I am going to recommend a book to you that really helped me through my recovery process. It is called "The complete Candida Yeast Guidebook Revised 2nd Edition" written by Jeanne Marie Martin. It does the diet in stages which is much easier than the original way I did it by literally cutting everything out...When I first went to my naturopath he put me on the strict diet for six weeks (which seemed much longer than it was) and on my next visit he extended it so soon I had been on the diet for 5 months. I find that I still stick to some of the suggestions for example I eat protein & vegetables or Carbohydrates & vegetables but never all three together like I use to and I really don't miss it. I also try to eat my fruit either a 1\2 to an hour before a meal or two hours after a meal and never in the evening.

One thing that this all has made me aware of is that we really do base our life too much on food. I did not realize this until I had to cut out all the things I loved (sugar, chocolate, coffee) - and had to watch everyone else eat it!!! When I went through all of this I was on my own, so it was much easier as I did not have to cook differently for a family.. It sounds like you are aware that changes need to be made to your loved one's diets as well so maybe you could gradually start making some little changes and eventually these will become "healthy" habits. Maybe you could sit down with them & explain how you are feeling and you could do this as a family... extra support will make it much easier for you and their health will benefit as well from it.

One of the things I did to help me stick to the diet is that I knew that it was only temporary and the benefits of feeling healthy are much better than the alternative of staying sick. It also come down to knowing that if I did not stick to the diet I had to go back to feeling the way I did before and that was something that definitely did not appeal to me. So remember that you are making these changes both for your self as well as for your family and definitely stick with it as you will have the support of all of us as well....and support is essential. Also, about six months after starting treatment I started on some supplements that helped me to boost my immune system so that I was actually able to beat the Candida & have been free of it ever since (two years). I also find that I am now able to eat more regular foods and not pay the price...however I basically try to eat healthy and limit my cheats...The cravings are not as bad as they use to be, however I find that if I do start eating chocolate or sweets on a regular basis that the craving will still come back...I cannot understand how a person can stop at one or two pieces I have to eat the whole thing!!!

I wish you all the best & you can email me anytime you need a pick up....or if I can help in any way......

Lynn

Congratulations on your marriage!

----- Original Message -----

From: cfgosselin

To: candida-testimonials@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 9:49 PM

Subject: [candida-testimonials] Finally Ive found support!

Hello, I was diagnosed with candida and many food allergies 2 years ago, and have not found the strenghth to stick to the diet YET!! I have some symptoms, but have lost track of what is and what isnt related. (which came first, the chicken or the egg?) I nearly came to tears when I saw some of you speak of the round dark blotches on skin, as I have been covering mine up for almost 4 years. I have terrible cravings, and aches and a hangover whenever I eat a high sugar or yeast meal. I have trouble with many things, but I cannot seem to find a way to stick with my diet free of sugar, wheat, yeast, eggs, many other grains, spices, and legumes. I am newly married to a man with 4 kids, and they have the worst diets I have ever encountered, and am having trouble putting my health first when family time is meal time. I am tired of feeling like the odd man out! I know that the first thing that I need is an attitude adjsutment, but I feel resentful and victimized, which is not usually my nature. Can someone write and tell me about the diet, how they stuck to it while eating at a resaurant? Parties? What did you EAT? It seems like veggies and meat, but I feel like an ADDICT that cant live without carbs (bread, pasta). Its like I cant feel RIGHT without them Any help would be appreciated!!!

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#56 From: "cfgosselin" <cfgosselin@...>
Date: Sat Jan 10, 2004 3:49 am
Subject: Finally Ive found support! cfgosselin
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Hello, I was diagnosed with candida and many food allergies 2 years
ago, and have not found the strenghth to stick to the diet YET!!  I
have some symptoms, but have lost track of what is and what isnt
related. (which came first, the chicken or the egg?)  I nearly came
to tears when I saw some of you speak of the round dark blotches on
skin, as I have been covering mine up for almost 4 years.  I have
terrible cravings, and aches and a hangover whenever I eat a high
sugar or yeast meal.  I have trouble with many things, but I cannot
seem to find a way to stick with my diet free of sugar, wheat, yeast,
eggs, many other grains, spices, and legumes.  I am newly married to
a man with 4 kids, and they have the worst diets I have ever
encountered, and am having trouble putting my health first when
family time is meal time.  I am tired of feeling like the odd man out!
I know that the first thing that I need is an attitude adjsutment,
but I feel resentful and victimized, which is not usually my nature.
Can someone write and tell me about the diet, how they stuck to it
while eating at a resaurant? Parties? What did you EAT?  It seems
like veggies and meat, but I feel like an ADDICT that cant live
without carbs (bread, pasta).  Its like I cant feel RIGHT without them
Any help would be appreciated!!!

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#55 From: "lynncr124" <lynncr@...>
Date: Thu Jan 8, 2004 12:13 pm
Subject: Re: Sinus infection or Yeast Infiltration HELP lynncr124
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Hi  Rainy,

I just joined this site and find it very informational.

Have you tested for allergies?   I have MS and conventional medicine
has about run out of options so I developed my own plan.   I am at
the last phase of a variant of the elimination diet (e-mail me if
you want details, it's not complicated).  After you restrict your
diet for about 10 days to cleanse your body, you start adding back
foods (1 every other day) and check for reactions.  By Day 4
of `clean-out' I noticed that my sinus/mucus, coughing/phlegm,
vagina/discharge issues had disappeared.  When I started adding food
back, my reaction to the various members of the nightshade family
(which I crave!!!!) ranged from slightly sensitive (sinus and nose
congestion, coughing) to allergic (gastrointestinal pain and
hives).  So separate from eliminating my candidiasis � which is my
next step � I am already seeing some relief from eliminating the
foods to which I am `allergic.'

I chose the elimination diet over conventional testing as it is as
broad based as what you can ingest while the medical tests are for
specific items/groups of items.

I have suffered from dx'd "chronic sinusitis' for 30+ years, and my
nose/sinuses hsve never felt so good , and no discharge certainly
makes laundry easier.

On the downside, I love the nightshade family � tomatoes, peppers,
eggplant, chili, potatoes � and will really miss eating these
regularly.   And, since tobacco is also a nightshade member, I will
finally have to quit smoking (37 yrs of bad habit.)

Good luck,
Lynn

--- In candida-testimonials@yahoogroups.com, Elexis Bunnell
<rainydaytoyz@y...> wrote:
> Help. I have had a yeast infection 4 months. Been on two rounds of
antibiotics (Keflex and Cefzil) the infection is only worse. Also
the antibiotics are making my candida unbearable. I've also been
rinseing sinuses with salt water and grapefruit seed extract. Have
eucalyptus in the air and humidifier going.
>
> I can't bear the thought of going on thrid round of antibiotics. I
am so allergic to them. Also allergic to garlic, onions, oregano
oil, ect.
>
> Wondering if it could be yeast infiltration of nasal passages. Of
course Doctors say sinus infection. Has anyone else had this problem
and what did you do? Rainy
>
>

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#54 From: Jay <d14486@...>
Date: Mon Dec 29, 2003 7:39 pm
Subject: Re: Does my son have candida? d14486
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Hi Sylvia, I hope your son is doing well now. I apologize also for my reply delay. I don't usually check my email as much as before. Anyway, your son's case sounds so familiar to me because I too have had the dark round spots/blotches on my skin. I carried it for more than 10 years. I wasn't too concern since it was only on my chest and back and can be covered by my t-shirt. I freaked out when it spreaded that covered over 40% of my chest and back then I started having them behind my knees and some on my arm and armpit. The doctors said it's a form of fungal infection and I was recommended to use anti-fungal ointments and pills. The ointment and pills did not do much, the spots faded a bit but kept on spreading. I was sooo annoyed with the ointment because I had to spend at least $10 per week and I took too much time in the bathroom just rubbing it on my skin. I recently came accross some infos on Candida, I did the spit test and I believed I have candida. I tried using the product Threelac, since Jan. '03. Few weeks after I noticed my fungal spots faded, my VM started to feel normal and I felt so good as I felt like I was removing all the bad organisms in my body. I never took anything else or did any diet but I felt that Threelac did some good in me. Now, I pretty much don't have spots on my body.

I think Lynn is right about the immune system thing. I too believe that your son could have low immune system for Candida is high on low immune system body. The thrush
that you mention is a big sign that your son has Candida.

I think my email is getting too long so I'll end it. I hope the infos I shared will help out. If not I hope you'll find the answer you're looking for soon.

If you would like to get more infos on threelac here's my website.

http://www.geocities.com/ghtdirect

Have a wonderful day. And Happy New year to all !!!

Lynn Prebushewski <lpreb@...> wrote:

Sylvia

I apologize for the delay in getting back to you....The symptoms of Candida vary so much with each individual, however, it does sound like your son's immune system is compromised. Does he have many allergies??

I had Mono back in 1982, and my Mother has always said that my health was never the same after that. My spleen was enlarged to 4 times it's normal size - I was very sick with it. I am going to send you some information on the products that I feel were essential in my health being restored. In fact, about 4 months after starting on these products & having very noticeable results in my health (increased energy, color in my face and so much more) I started to feel sick again....this lasted about 2 weeks and my doctor sent me for some testing...the ultrasound came back showing 3 spots outside my spleen which was typical of someone whom had just suffered a blow - which in my case was not the situation. I was then sent for a CT scan which took about another month & by then I felt great & the results came back normal.... After discussion with my naturopath & tracing back through my health history we discovered that my symptoms of my mono had come back...not the actual mono,,,just the symptoms...My body was finally able to fix the problem that had been there for 20 years. I am telling you this as it sounds like from birth your son has had some very traumatic assaults against his immune system, causing his system to be compromised.

The supplements that I am taking are of a plant source & non-toxic in any amount. Basically what they do is provide our body with the nutrients that are missing from our daily diet but yet are essential for our body. Science has proven that our body is actually able to repair itself is given the proper nutrients...our body can Protect, Defend & Restore itself...it just needs the right tools. This was proven to me as for about six months before I started on these products I was eating totally healthy, I eliminated all sugar, dairy, processed & prepackaged foods, caffeine, yeast, white flour, white rice, potatoes, fruit juices...and the list goes on. I was down to eating the basics: vegetables (not canned), real meat, limited fruits, raw nuts...basically just really watched what I was putting in my body. So by doing this & taking supplements prescribed by my Naturopath I had improvements to my health, but not to the extent as to when I added in these new supplements...within 3 weeks I noticed a significant change and today my health is so much better. If I do get a cold or flu I bounce back so much quicker and it does not wipe me out like it did before.

Have you ever heard of glyconutrients?? These are essential sugars (carbohydrates) that are required for proper cell to cell communication....it is when our cells are not communicating that sickness & disease becomes apparent. Science discovered that there are actually 8 that are essential for this communication to occur. When they studied diets of north Americans & people around the world ,they discovered that our diets were missing these 8 - so miscommunication was occurring on a cellular level in our body. So what this company did was find natural sources (plant) of these essential carbohydrates & patented the product. This company is a research & development company & has its own lab & scientists . They take pride in what they offer & ensure that all their products are of the highest quality.

The sites that I want you to check out are:

www.glycoinformation.com     (science validation & testimonies)

www.mannapages.com/makingadifference

(this is my website: click on products for specific information on each product)

Look around this site & if you have any questions let me know (we are in the process of making it more user friendly...The products you will want to look at is: Ambrotose (Glyconutrients), Plus, AmbrotoseAO (combination of Ambrotose & Antioxidants...just a new product). The products that I started on were the Ambrotose & The Plus.

In closing, I really think that we can help your son by giving his body what it needs in order to repair itself. I also want you to know that I am here to support you both in anyway that I can, and if I cannot answer a question that you may have, the company has such a wonderful resource of people dedicated to helping others -so together we can answer any questions that you may have.

I am currently employed as a bookkeeper at a local Construction office. Since I have regained both my health & my life back I have a passion to educate others on these products as they have made a tremendous difference in my life! I am also currently enrolled in a course by GIFAM to become a nutrition consultant as I want to be able to help others to become educated on the importance of nutrition.   I look forward to your response.

Take Care & God Bless,

Lynn Prebushewski

Phone: (306) 693-1087

Email: lpreb@...

If you would like to speak with me personally, you can either phone me & leave a message if I am not home or email me your phone # with the best time to call (& time zone) and I will get back to you....

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Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 7:14 PM

Subject: [candida-testimonials] Does my son have candida?

I need help. I'm not sure what candida is but my son thinks he has a yeast problem. My son has blotches all over him... Is this candida? I don't have a clue what candida is or a yeast infection...but when he was looking up his symptoms on the internet he thought he had a yeast problem. The blotches are a little darker than his skin color and roundish. they have been increasing the past two years... The past few days he has gotten a welted red rash in addition to the blotches and they are pinker in his elbow pits and chest and around his neck and the back of his shoulders. He's 17 so not sure where else it is...he's not wanting to show me. This week he has felt really sick He went out with his Dad to dinner Sunday and when he got home he threw up. He said he was dizzy and nauseous. He felt the same way the next morning. He has had three bad days of having no energy... and feeling miserable. He's been craving pasta. Macaroni and Cheese. I know he has some mercury poisoning from birth because i have it, I'm his Mom and I breast fed him for 10 months and just found out that probably got mercury in him because of that... He had thrush when he was young and asthma and mononucleosis at 3. Hope you get this soon. Sylvia

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#53 From: rsahay@...
Date: Mon Dec 29, 2003 4:42 am
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Hi:
I am a 55 year old male recovering from Candida. You can read about my battle
with candida on the website:

www.sjdf.org

under Ravi's column.


Ravi
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#52 From: Catherine Miller <cathymiller2003@...>
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Thank you Ben for sharing your story with me.

bbd105 <bbd105@...> wrote:

Long story short, In June of 2001 I was stopped short by a debilitating candida infection. I visited 12 doctors (recieved mostly mental illness diagnosis) and 6 hospitals to no avail. I did show some biggies (chronic pericarditis, colitis, etc.) but no cause. I lost 60 pounds and was bedridden for the better part of a year. During this time it was impossible for me to support myself. I had to do enimas every other day to move my bowels for they just didn't work on their own. I had to cut all forms of sugar out of my diet. I could only tolerate pureed kale and poached salmon. I had to eat many times during the day to support my blood sugar. If I would eat sugar I would come just short of a heart attack and would be struggling for breath for days, not to mention the pain. All in all, I was in bad shape. I had been a United States Ski Team hopeful just a few short years before this happened, it can happen to anyone. My road home: I took the "inside, outside approach". I covered all the ground I could on the outside: special diet, supplements, exersise (when able), research out the wazoo, etc. And the inside: studying foundations of spiritual illness, experimenting with meditations, taking intuitive chances. Let's face it, when you are sick you want the real medicine, anything that will work will do. What I found: The lines from inside to outside often mishmashed until it became hard to distinguish between the two. I would intuitivly be drawn to try something new, it would work, etc. I began to view this vital portion of myself as the tool that was going to lead me to wellness. I began to refine my senses and intuition through an old traditional spiritual practice. It began to open me to the fact that my illness was a lesson. I began to take this lesson seriously for the first time and boy was I in for a surprise. I found that as I listened deeply to my heart I began to hear it "speak". When I say speak I mean putting my awareness to my heart and experiencing its state. I was seriously ill, its state was often painfull, screaming, etc. But I found that by beginning to take care of my heart I began to see some very real and tangible changes in my situation. By spending time with my heart I was able to learn to distinguish what was right for it and what was not for example: my heart would feel good when I would pray for help, be compassionate with others, give love to myself and others, etc. Please note: I kept up with my doctors and protocols at the same time. You eventually see that these things (doctors and protocols) can be incredible tools if you use them in the right way. Things that were wrong for my heart: Throwing my anger, being a "victim", collapsing. I had a revelation which held true: this illness was trying to teach me about the place inside of myself where I had become disconnected with the true heart or love. Hence the old saying, "In the chest of the human being there lays a piece of flesh, if this flesh is bad, the whole body is bad, if this flesh is good, then the whole body is good". I simply stuck to the things that my heart was fed by and strictly refused any of the latter as much as I could. If I found myself hating I would go in and look at that place that was hating, If I found myself collapsed I would really face the part that was collapsed. By facing I mean I would bring the love back into these places. When the love of the true heart would go into these places they would be fed and satiated all from the inside. As I began to employ these practices a beautiful sychronicity unfolded. I began to recieve a lot of outside help that was "hidden" before. I found a supportive group of people who guided me even deeper into my search for the cure. Still nothing "outside" meaning medication, supplements, etc. was really making that much of a difference. My heart began to heal from all this work I was doing on it. Sure enough my body began to follow. I started to be able to walk again, to eat a larger variety of foods, strictly no sugar. I finally got a supportive MD who sent off my samples to the Great Smokies Lab. It came back with 9 parasites, 3 kinds of yeasts, no beneficial bacteria. To my suprise the meds I took for these didn't work. It wasn't until I met a great herbalist from the middle east that I really made some break throughs. His method was to take the outside for the outside (material for material) and the inside for the inside (spiritual medicine for the spirit). The outer remedy he gave me was six cloves of garlic (fresh) crushed and eating 1/2 hour before the morning meal followed by a large spoon of yogurt. This remedy is fantastic, I really loved it, immediate results. The inner perscription he gave was to go into retreat and to really continue with the path I was finding in the heart. It worked: I had a huge breakthrough in the retreat and along with the remedy I gained the weight back in about two weeks. I have only since then seen slight traces of the illness show its face. I am omitting a lot of details to keep it short but if this post feels good to you feel free to email any questions. God willing there is always a way to heal. To all those searching for a answers I can only give this simple advice: Take your chance, don't stop with anything other than love, keep straight, listen to your heart, and of course first and foremost: mercy mercy mercy Sincerely, Ben

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