Originally Posted by JK98
I haven't seen much about bayberry. It doesn't seem to be widely used. What gave you the idea to take it?

No wonder why you are feeling so horrible. Anyone who drinks wgile they have a candida problem will probably feel much worse.
Vodka is not as bad as beer though, as beer has much more sugar.
Both are very bad though. Alcohol is a toxin for the liver, and is broken down into acetylaldehyde, which is what the candida produce. The chemical sensitivity and other symptoms from candida are due to the body not being able to break down the acetylaldehyde the candida produces. Drinking burdens your body with more acetylaldehyde. Many who have candida problems feel like they have a hangover even though they didn't drink.

Oil of oregano is potent stuff and will kill candida and boost the immune system. It is also great to help cure sinus problems.
It can be expensive though, although the Now brand is decent and much cheaper than most brands. It may make you feel much worse though before you feel better.

Alfalfa is good for detoxification, as is dandelion. The most important thing though is to stop drinking if you want to feel better. Molybdenum will help break down the acetylaldehyde.

http://candidapage.com/aldehyde.shtml
I know about the drinking and I should cut back, the guily pleasure of mine wink. I bet it does make me feel that much worse though, no doubt about that at all. Alfalfa is very good for detox, I will try that more often now, that and Dandelion because of my lifestyle.

I know you can't heal or get that much better while drinking, for some reason I love the buzz and just love doing it, it's been something I have loved since my youth it seems.

I don't take Bayberry! I read about it and ordered it, but I do not TAKE IT YET internally.

Molybdenum will help me for now though while drinking? Will that make you feel better or just offset some things?

I know my problems and crutches and admit them all the time in here, my cruth is a few beers every night, I love the buzz and it's a lifestyle to me since my youth (18 or so). I love the high it gives, I never really get drunk at all but I love the little buzz then quit.

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