Thursday, November 09, 2006

Candida and Your Mineral Balance

If you have a candida yeast problem, you may have a tissue mineral imbalance. It's common for those with yeast and fungus problems to have a deficiency in zinc and iron and elevated levels of copper. High copper levels promote yeast and fungus growth.

If you've been trying different remedies for your problem and it won't permanently go away, you need to address your metabolism and your tissue mineral balance.

This involves more than just looking for a remedy for the candida yeast problem or buying some zinc and iron off the shelf in your favorite health food store. In fact, I recommend that you DON'T go out and buy zinc and iron supplements. Supplementing with individual nutrients can upset your mineral balance.

It involves more than eating a strict candida diet. This is not a permanent solution. It's a band-aid approach and it's very hard to follow on a long term basis. It requires that you take a look at your overall nutritional needs and balance your body chemistry.

If you create the right internal environment that DOES NOT support the growth and proliferation of yeast and fungus, then you can eliminate the problem permanently.

Learn more.

Friday, November 03, 2006

What You Need to Know About Codex Alimentarius

I know this has nothing to do with candida, but it has a lot to do with your ability to get nutritional supplements, not only to treat your candida, but to improve and maintain your health!

This video is the best explanation I've seen and heard about Codex Alimentarius. It's a little long, but I recommend you take the time and watch it to the end.

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Please take action. Sign the petition. YOUR HEALTH IS AT STAKE!

Friday, August 04, 2006

Free Candida Consultation

Are you frustrated? Discouraged? At the end of your rope?

Do you need help getting it all together so you can finally rid yourself of candida?

Would you like to talk to a real person with the knowledge and expertise to get you started on the road to health?

Well, you can. Find out how you can have a FREE 15 minute candida consultation with Dr. Christine Farlow here.

Thursday, July 27, 2006

How to Help Yourself Overcome Candida

Now that you've done the tests and have a pretty good idea that candida is a very likely candidate for what's been ailing you, what do you do?

First it's important to remove those things that led to the candida in the first place. You don't know what they are? Learn more here.

Next, you need some top quality products that will strengthen your body and help it to return to a more normal balance.

More next time...

Monday, July 24, 2006

Test Yourself for Candida

Here are two tests you can take in the comfort of your own home to determine if you might be suffering from candida.

Wednesday, July 19, 2006

Answer to the Most Asked Candida Question

You can get rid of candida permanently if, after you have become candida free, you always avoid those substances and circumstances that cause candida. The reason why most people have a recurrence of candida is because they continue the habits and use the products that cause candida to occur in the first place.

Learn more here
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Tuesday, July 18, 2006

Most Asked Candida Question

Q: Can you ever get rid of candida permanently?

A: Yes, but it all depends on you.

More details tomorrow.

Learn more about what causes candida here.

Monday, July 17, 2006

Not So Obvious Symptoms of Candida

Do you have some of these symptoms that persist no matter what you try?
  • headaches and/or migraine headache
  • bad breath
  • asthma
  • post nasal drip
  • food sensitivities
  • sexual dysfunction
  • infertility
  • poor memory
  • poor concentration
  • ringing in the ears
  • insomnia


Read more here...

Friday, July 14, 2006

What Puts You At Risk For Candida?

You are at risk for candida if you have ever used:
  • antibiotics
  • steroids
  • NSAID’s (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs)
  • oral contraceptives
  • mercury dental fillings
  • drugs or alcohol
  • cigarettes
  • antacids
  • processed foods
  • chlorinated tap water for drinking
  • read the rest of the list here

Thursday, July 13, 2006

Answer to Candida Quiz

Answer: Candida in a baby usually occurs in the mouth and is called thrush. A baby can be infected with candida at birth if the mother has a vaginal yeast infection during delivery.

Find out more about candida here.

Wednesday, July 12, 2006

Candida Quiz

What is candida called in a baby?

What causes a baby to be infected at birth?

Answer tomorrow.

Learn more about candida now and what to do about it.

Tuesday, July 11, 2006

Test Yourself for Candida

Try the fast-and-free-spit test for quick results. You must do this the first thing in the morning before you put anything in your mouth.

You can also take a written test in the comfort of your own home. Answer the questions and score it yourself and see if you're a likely candidate for candida.

Note: If you are positive on either or both of these tests, check here for products that can help you resolve this uncomfortable, irritating, embarrassing situation.

Thursday, July 06, 2006

What Causes Candida Symptoms to Get Worse?

Your candida symptoms may get worse if
  • you live in a damp climate
  • you are in a place where mold is growing
  • if you are exposed to environmental toxins, including insecticides, herbicides and synthetic fertilizers
  • after you eat or drink foods that contain sugar or yeast.

Learn how to help yourself overcome your candida problems.

Wednesday, July 05, 2006

How Common is Candida?

Some experts estimate that as much as 80-95% of the population may be affected by candida. Because candida can exhibit such a varying array of symptoms, it is often hard to diagnose. Unfortunately for many people who are suffering from candida, many doctors don't even acknowledge that candida exists as a real health issue.

Some of the many symptoms include:
  • food allergies
  • environmental allergies
  • chronic fatigue
  • depression
  • gastrointestinal problems
  • PMS
  • mood swings
  • feelings of emotional distress
  • memory loss
  • urinary tract infections
  • impotence
  • vaginal yeast infections

There are many more symptoms. This is only the tip of the iceberg.

Learn more now.

Monday, July 03, 2006

Candida Cravings

Candida causes your body to crave foods that feed the yeast:
  • breads
  • sugars
  • starches
  • foods containing yeast

Why? Because if you don't feed the yeast, they will die and the yeast organisms fight for survival in your body by making you crave the foods that help them to thrive.

Find out more about candida and its symptoms.

Wednesday, June 28, 2006

Candida and Sugar

Most health professionals agree that the number one factor in the overgrowth of candida is too much sugar. The average amount of sugar eaten today is about 100 times what was eaten 100 years ago. And even then most of the sugar came from fruits and vegetables and a little bit of honey.

Sugar isn't the only cause of candida. It's followed closely by the overuse of antibiotics and substances that suppress the immune system.

Find out more about candida and what you can do about it.

Monday, June 26, 2006

Candida and Digestion

If you have candida, your digestive system is compromised. The balance of microorganisms normally present in a healthy digestive system is disturbed. That is why the candida continues to proliferate and to be present in a greater proportion than is normal.

In order to restore balance to your digestive system and to heal your digestive system, you must increase the friendly organisms and reduce the unfriendly organisms.

By restoring this balance, you will not totally eliminate the candida microorganism. It is an essential part of your digestive tract. When you have a problem with candida, it has just multiplied to an extent that it is in far greater supply than is healthy.

The object here is to restore the normal balance of all the microorganisms in your digestive tract. This is where ThreeLac is extremely helpful.

Learn more about candida - what causes it and it's symptoms.

Wednesday, June 21, 2006

Constipation: Candida's Constant Companion

If you're constipated, there's a very good chance that you may have candida. What does it mean to be constipated? If your bowels move less than once a day, you ARE constipated. Ideally, they should move three times a day, within a few hours after every meal.

Constipation isn't just an inconvenience. It has serious effects on your health. When you're not eliminating regularly, toxins are reabsorbed back into your system. Your system is being poisoned and the environment for disease is created.

Other contributing factors include:
  • a diet high in processed, refined, low fiber, cooked foods - find out what foods are healthy to eat
  • not drinking adequate amounts of good pure water - divide your body weight by 2 and that is the minimum number of ounces of water you need per day - if you weigh 128 pounds, you need 64 ounces or 1/2 gallon of good pure water a day
  • not getting adequate amounts of regular exercise

Find out more about candida and what you can do to help yourself.

Tuesday, June 20, 2006

Things You Can Do To Prevent Candida - Part 3

Continued from "... Part 2"...
  • Avoid silver amalgam fillings. Instead, ask for ceramic. If you already have a mouthful of silver fillings, or even just a few, you might want to consider having them replaced with ceramic fillings by a holistic dentist experienced in the protocol for removing mercury fillings. You'll get better results from a dentist who has training and experience in this area. Remember, not all dentists believe that these fillings cause health problems. And of those who do, not all have been trained in the proper protocol.
  • Avoid consuming processed foods. They're deficient in the enzymes that are so vital for your body, to absorb and utilize the nutrients that it needs. They're also nutrient deficient, even with the added synthetic vitamins and minerals.
  • Avoid products containing sugar. Sugar feeds the yeast and helps it to proliferate. If you crave sugar, it may be because of the overagrowth of the candida and it's what the organism needs to maintain its hold on you. Using ThreeLac 3 times a day will help curb those cravings.
  • Skip the soft drinks. Not only do they contribute to the candida problem, they also contribute to osteoporosis, obesity and diabetes. The diet soft drinks are just as bad, if not worse because the artificial sweeteners used to replace sugar are harmful. Click here to find out more about artificial sweeteners.

Monday, June 19, 2006

Things You Can Do To Prevent Candida - Part 2

Continued from "Things You Can Do To Prevent Candida - Part 1"...

Here are some more things you can do to prevent candida from becoming a problem in your body:
  • Choose meat and poultry that are hormone and antibiotic free. Meat should be from animals that are allowed to roam and are grass fed. Poultry should be cage free.
  • If you buy packaged foods, choose foods that are free of hydrogenated oils, processed sugars, salt and other harmful food additives.
  • Avoid taking antibiotics, unless absolutely necessary.
  • Do not use birth control pills.

Restore the healthy flora in your intestinal tract if you already have candida to help eliminate it. Take preventive action to maintain healthy flora in your system.

Friday, June 16, 2006

Things You Can Do To Prevent Candida - Part 1

The western diet and the commonly accepted approach to medical care create an environment for the proliferation of candida. If you eat processed foods and take drugs to fix your ailments, you may be setting yourself up as a potential candidate for candida.

Here are some things you can do to prevent a candida overgrowth in your body:
  • Avoid smoking and drinking alcohol
  • Eliminate products made with white flour from your diet
  • Drink pure water that has had the chlorine removed
  • ...

To be continued ...

If you already have candida, learn how to eliminate it naturally, without drugs.

Thursday, June 15, 2006

The Candida Paradox

Many doctors refuse to acknowledge that candida even exists. Yet there are others who believe that up to 89% of the U.S. population is affected.

Candida exhibits a great variety of symptoms, making it difficult to diagnose. Many people who are affected run the gamut of practitioners and tests before finally getting the candida diagnosis.

Candida is part of the normal intestinal flora, and in a healthy person is not problematic. However in an individual with a weak immune system, it proliferates to an unhealthy level and causes a multitude of symptoms.

Learn more about candida here and what you can do about it.