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Yeast Overgrowth


The federal government now says it's OK for pregnant women and young children to be
injected with mercury in the H1N1 vaccine.

However, if there were more mercury-free vaccine available, they would recommend that pregnant women and young children get that instead.
Don't be fooled!  Thimerosal is a form of mercury!
Autism rates dropping in California—is phase-out of thimerosal the reason? [from 2005]
Current thinking is that only genetically vulnerable babies will be affected by the thimerosol . . . maybe even as low as 1 out of 200 or 0.5%.
But if it's your child, it's 100%.  Read this mother's story about her children's recovery from mercury-related autism.

I just finished typing up all this info about candidia for another list and thought I would pass it on in the hopes that it could help your or someone you know.

The book that I am referring to for the information is called: The Yeast Connection Handbook ISBN# 0-933478-24-0 by William G. Crook, MD, recommends:  "A sugar-free special diet and nonprescription antiyeast agents may help control yeast overgrowth if your health problems are mild and of short duration.  Yet, if you're troubled by a moderate to severe yeast-related disorder, I strongly recommend a therapeutic trial of one or more of the prescription medications."  He recommends Nystatin oral powder the most due to it's safety and effectiveness along with diet and other therapies to rebuild your health.

From the book: Everyone should get this book if their health problems are yeast connected . . . If you:

Women between 20 and 50 are especially apt to develop yeast related problems.  Common symptoms include:


Men and children also develop yeast-related problems, especially those who take many antibiotic drugs or steroids.
Common symptoms in Male adults:

Common symptoms in infants and young children: Common symptoms in older children and teenagers:


Other complaints and illnesses in adults of both sexes that sometimes may be yeast-related, include:


"I'm not saying that the common yeast, candida albicans, is *the* cause of all of these problems.  Yet, candida may be one of the causes-even a major cause- of these and other health problems." This book also has a yeast questionnaire, case studies, and a 10 step program to regain your health. Info on diets, medications, other therapies that may help and even sugar-free, yeast-free recipes.  He also goes into each of the above symptoms in greater depth with a separate chapter for women; men; young children and infants; and older children and teens. Well, I gone this far...I might as well tell you what the steps are:

  1. Believe in yourself.  Say to yourself, "I can and will regain my health."
  2. Take charge.  "If it's going to be, it's up to me."  Read, study, and Be responsible.
  3. Control chemical exposures
  4. Nutritional supplements
  5. Change your diet- He includes a list of food you can eat, one to limit,

  6. and ones to avoid the first 3 weeks and to avoid until you are yeast-free.
  7. Take yeast-control medications- prescription (i.e.: Nystatin oral powder, Nizoral, Diflucan, Soranox, etc.  Don't use Nystatin topical powder or Nystatin suspension) and nonprescription (i.e.: Lactobacillus acidophilus and Bifidum bacterium. Herbs i.e.: Caprylic acid, Citrus seed extract, Garlic, Tanalbit, ParaCan, Goldenseal, Aloe Vera, Colloidal Silver, Pau d'Arco, etc)
  8. Exercise
  9. Change your lifestyle
  10. The Mind/Body Connection
  11. Food Allergies and Sensitivities- how to find out what they are.


This Web page is referenced from another page containing related information about Vaginal Infections

 




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