Fwd: [SecretsNowRevealed] Candida, Thrush and Yeast Infections

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Hi everyone...

 

I thought this was interesting. My understanding of candida, yeast infections,

etc., is that these are the later stage symptoms of a body severly out of

harmony with itself. To treat this " condition " successfully it will take a lot

more than a magic pill, instead a whole lifestyle improvement will be necessary-

especially focusing on the digestive system, both the assimilative and

eliminative sides.

 

Be Well,

Misty L. Trepke

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Candida, Thrush, Yeast Infections

 

Candida & Thrush

 

http://www.doctoryourself.com/thrush.html

 

Home Some people think that to avoid yeast infections, you should

avoid yeast. This sounds almost plausible until you think about it.

As with sharks, spiders, and snakes, there are all kinds of yeasts,

but only a few of them are troublemakers. Most yeast infections are

caused by one particular species, Candida albicans. These fungal

critters, which are found in any healthy body, are normally kept in

balance by your other resident flora of " good " bacteria and other

microorganisms. But a low immune system, stress, poor nutrition, and

especially antibiotic use, can bring on a Candida overgrowth.

You do not cook with Candida when you bake bread. You do not eat

Candida when you eat cheese. And even if you did, I doubt if Candida

could survive the trip through your highly-acid stomach. I think

eliminating yeast from the diet is barking up the wrong microbial

tree.

 

For the various forms of yeast infection, I first recommend vegetable

juicing and a near-vegetarian diet, including plenty of unsweetened

yogurt. This helps get the entire body's microbe population back into

balance. Eliminating sugar is an absolute must. Candida love sugar,

so starve them. In addition, to help bring prompt symptomatic

relief, I suggest megadoses of vitamin C. Used in sufficient

quantity, I think it is superior to nystatin, imidazoles or any other

pharmaceutical you may be offered. You can expect to encounter

widespread disagreement with that statement.

 

Instructions for oral megavitamin C use, with references, written by

medical doctors, will be found at

http://www.doctoryourself.com/titration.html

http://www.doctoryourself.com/ortho_c.html

http://www.doctoryourself.com/klenner_table.html

http://www.doctoryourself.com/klennerpaper.html

 

ORAL Thrush (Candidiasis or Moniliasis)

 

Direct application of vitamin C is an effective antifungal

treatment. Due to where thrush is commonly found, and to the fact

that ascorbic acid is, well, acidic, it is recommended that for

topical use you select calcium ascorbate, sodium ascorbate, or any

other non-acidic form of vitamin C. Adding a few drops of water to a

half-teaspoon of vitamin C powder makes a nice paste that will adhere

to the skin when applied with a " Q-Tip " type of cotton swab. Another

method would be to make a vitamin C spray, using additional water and

a cheap sprayer bottle from your local dollar store.

 

Homeopaths frequently recommend Borax, 3X or 6X, for thrush.

 

VAGINAL Thrush (Candidiasis or Moniliasis)

 

Some women have successfully employed ascorbic acid vitamin C tablets

(250 mg) as twice-daily vaginal inserts. Acidophilus, as found in

supplements or yogurt, is also very helpful. But you should get a

medical opinion before you self-treat. And if you want to choose a

drug therapy, you go right ahead. Ask around, check the library, do

an internet search, and read up on this to be comfortable with your

decision.

 

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