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Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 131
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Did you read my post, Bex? I said it is OK to treat yeast during chelation but it is foolish to delay chelation because you have a yeast problem. The people who do this will never get better. You said "Yeast sucks but it won't kill you".... Funnily enough, I have not only read about a lady dying of a heart condition and it was discovered her heart was encased in yeast, but have also heard of suicides as a result of a yeast infection out of control. These toxins, not just mercury, can indeed affect the brain/emotions to a serious extent and indirecty can push a person over the edge - so yes, even just the risk of suicide alone is cause enough for a person with a serious yeast problem to do something about it there and then.
Please post more scary stories like this so that people will be too scared to do anything that might help them. You say yeast can make a person suicidal. So can mercury. If you cannot stick to a treatment because you are suicidal or because you suffer from an anxiety disorder you need to see a shrink. Psychological problems are not an excuse to delay chelation.
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