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Joined: Jun 2008
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the issue of "strong will" is pointless when u have canddia infection.
jeanie, as for the connection of yeast to emotions, i think im an example fo much further than that. not only do emotions hit a complete childish/choleric mode, but basically yeast affects the way my brain functions - totally screws up my personality, shuts down empathy, gives ocd, deprssion, mqakes me feel antisocial, autistic, etc etc. i find yeast to be one of two most important factors DIRECTLY responsible for my tragic wellbeing. but i realise my case is probably very peculiar, as much as it is with many autostic kids. Ditto it does ALL OF THOSE TO ME! I used to say at work I go as my Candida goes, if it's bad I can't think at all or even talk right without studdering or sounding like a fool! It messes up my driving and so on as well. When Candida is bad it really hits me hard and it's not a matter of will like you said. Sean, your battle with this is alcohol isn't it? My dad drank and didn't like sweets but drank alcohol to excess actually. No I don't drink to get drunk really Jeanie, I drink a few of them but stop at a certain point all the time. Alcoholics love to get drunk and drink all day long, I only will at night and not too much to get sick or near a hangover. I had alot of problems before I drank beer from the Candida to Mercury etc. I might be in denial lol but seriously I don't drink too much when I drink. BTW does Candida or Mercury cause the cravings? That might be where it comes from Sorry Sean. I wasn't calling you an alcoholic. I'm married to one, though, and my dad was one. (My husband is a dry one "most" of the time. Actually my stress has been about his issues). I was still only relating your preferences because like I said, my dad didn't like sweets. He was only 38 when he died but also smoked and had Post Traumatic stress disorder from the Korean war. I probably need to go to alanon meetings. Just have nothing left in me and think, sometimes, people wallow in their "issues" too much. You do need perspective, but I get tired of thinking about things all the time.
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