Originally Posted by JK98
Bex, have you tried some detox teas? They have helped me. You might want to try alfalfa, red clover, dandelion, licorice root, and ginger to help detoxify yourself. Are you taking molybdenum? That also helps with detoxification. When I was at my worst, parasite cleanses and those herbs helped me. I am now taking echinacea and goldenseal, as well plenty of cayenne pepper, which seems to be getting rid of plenty of candida. I had been forced to take many months off chelation, but am now chelating again. Perhaps you should try adding some of the herbs I mentioned to your regimen. Of all those I mentioned, the cayenne pepper, echinacea, and goldenseal are probably the ones that made me strong enough to start chelating again.
I take Alfalfa will the pills help out too? Good going that you are into spices too JK, I was into Cayenne until I started getting short of breath and felt bad, I think I am allergic? Go figure? Turmeric I might try next, hopefully that can get me started in a rhythm on some spices. Molybdenum I need to start taking, it's great stuff I heard for detox of Copper and yeast alcohols right? I need to get that started soon. Could it be Candida die offs for Cayenne instead of an allergy? I have to look into that and think of that, maybe I am not allergic to it since I could tolerate it for a few weeks until one night. It does kill Candida though and parasites, thats proven. I read somewhere Cayenne, Cumin or Curry could help clear out 41% of Candida in two weeks!!! I have that in a magazine my mom bought, some great stuff if you use it daily. It also says it will prevent reoccurence. I am trying Oral Oxygen right now (Oxyflush) which has Peroxide food grade, Noni and Aloe, I hope that can help as I have read Oxygen can do wonders for Candida. Good post though, you always come with some informative stuff for me to use or us to use in daily life.

I did well on the Cayenne for a few weeks, maybe it's just detox I was having and took too much too early and it was not allergy. I will try it again soon, I want to use it daily as it is an incredible herb. If I can't use that I will try Turmeric, which is supposedly similar in things it does.

Last edited by Sean; 02/26/09 12:43 AM.
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