Originally Posted by gdawson6
I was referring to the original post by Shawn just so you know, where Candida wasn't mentioned directly.

If that is the case, where it feels like you are back to square one, its obvious that the diet is only controlling the symptoms and not actually healing whatever is causing the bodies imbalance. I personally feel much better (like night and day) avoiding fruit so that is what I do for now. But I know that by avoiding fruit I am only controlling the symptoms and only do it because I feel better while doing it...I'm counting on chelation to get to the actual source of the problem.
Yes true, but I got my Candida when a kid and got my OCD from it when I was a kid! I took antibiotics and steroids from the inhaler and that got me worse than the tooth IMO! I had a tooth or two, one fell out and I got white and the other got removed! I still felt alot of this when I was younger, especially when I smoked Cigs in high school, I felt horrible and dazes and wondered why others did not, well the Candida was a main reason! If you did several rounds of antibiotics I can see as well it would come to you like it did me! I am not doubting Mercury did me in later, but first was Candida IMO, period.

I will try to work on that first and get rid of it, if that works well then Mercury is not a serious problem for me, I got rid of Candida and felt near 85% in 04, it came back and I am where I am now from it frown

BTW what the hell are these spots in front of my eyes I got since I was a kid? Are they from Mercury or Candida? I have read some of the floaters as they call them, but I never got to the root of that nor fixed it! I see it now on my white computer screen or when I look at the sky, just spots in front of my eyes. Has anyone had this as well?

Last edited by Sean; 05/31/09 02:22 AM.
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