Originally Posted by jammes
candida sucks... and i find it is suprisingly hard to kill.. it always comes back... i still often get it.. it's not bad as it used to be but i have to admit my diet is terrible and i cheat a lot smile

(i often eat processed food/grains/milk but i try to avoid MSG, aspartame, fluoride, fish and all the stuff that contains neurotoxins)

i believe that the toxins that this fungus produces makes people depressed and suicidal. All people i know (friends and family) who struggle with depression do also have yeast problems. I don't think it's a coincidence.

I believe i had some yeast problems for most of my life when i got sick it got much much worse and now after amalgam removal and chelation, i would say my yeast is at least 60% better but it is still there and so are my symptoms smile

In my case the yeast seemed to cause a lot of depression but no anxiety... my anxiety was probably caused by mercury in the brain and nervous system.





My yeast problem ranges from bad to moderate James, I get it bad sometimes and like you said it's very hard to kill and always comes back! It is a opportunistic little booger. I usually take some GSE or something when it flares up and that helps, but like you said nothing gets rid of it as a whole or seems to. I read about Oxygen getting rid of it because it hates oyxgen and loves dark damp spaces, but I have not tried that for long enough to really see many results. I might pick up some again and try get rid of it along with STRONG probiotics, afterall when using Dr Wongs Oxygen I sweated for the first time in YEARS, and I mean literally YEARS. Maybe I should pick it up again and take the high amount of probiotics, can't hurt.

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