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Joined: Aug 2008
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If you are sensitive to many different antifungals, and also sensitive to sulphur compunds such as broccoli and eggs, then then you are likely molybdenum deficient. http://candidapage.com/aldehyde.shtmlMolybdenum is needed for the enzymes which detoxify aldehydes and and the enzymes which detoxify sulphites. My guess is that you are also probably very sensitive to cigarette smoke, diesel fumes, and many perfumes. These contain aldehydes. Candida produces alhydes, and many aldehydes are released when candida is dying. Imo you should try taking 500 mcg a day of molybdenum and see if after a taking it for a week or two your reaction to garlic and the other antifungals, as well as sensitivity to perfumes, diesel fumes, and cigarette smoke is diminished. BINGO, I am allergic to all those fumes severely!! I hate Cigarette smoke and stopped smoking cigarettes because of that there, my heart beat really fast and I felt dizzy as hell! I chewed tobacco and on such signs of that! Perfumes, forget it, I hate those. Diesel fumes hell yes, other fumes as well! Thanks bro you are a life saver to me, I really wondered why I reacted so badly to those things but now I KNOW! Cayenne, very high in sulfur too, my heart would skip and I felt faint, Turmeric too! I need to pick up some of that mineral you speak of (I already have some though ;)). Good looking out man, you are helping me out alot here tonight my man, you are a true life saver to me! Peace and keep up the good work, you are a wealth of knowledge. I am guessing Spirulina as opposed to Chlorella is low in Sulfur as I DO REALLY WELL ON IT! I do great on that there and always have done great on it! Good stuff to me and beter and the Chlorella and Garlic.
In Sanskrit, tulsi means literally "the incomparable one" and has been revered since ancient times. Tulsi, the holy basil, is said to have grown at the site of Christ’s crucifixion and is associated with St. Basil’s feast.
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