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Yes, me again -- sorry for all the questions.
DD's test results came back that she has a slightly high reading of candida. LLMD said she should be on Nystatin. DD hasn't been on abx for 1.5 years and doesn't seem to have any symptoms per se, perhaps some fatigue occasionally that is probably candida related. Would prefer to avoid Nystatin.......so will PE1 do the trick? Suggestions on how -- should I use a nosode? Which one (do they sell candida nosodes?) -- or use blood, saliva, homeopathic?
Thanks for your help!
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Candida, the only way I found, is the use of Candida nosodes, potency D5, D6 (in the US it is X5, X6).
Photooned, they work, if you get the right strain.
I use Sanum nosodes, the following ones, after energetic tests: -Albicansan -Pefrakehl -Mucokehl -Mucedokehl -Nigersan -Sanukehl Cand
The suppositories with both Alb and Pef, if they cause diarrhea, means, it shall be one of the 2 strains that is causing the main problem (suppositories are called Exmykehl or something alike). Very fast and efficient to lower candida amount at first days, but you need the ingested nosodes to treat fully the infection.
Herbs, vinager, basic salts, salt or supplements will NOT do the job easily. Even if you combine them all, + strict diet.
First you need dozens of them in right combination and timing, and they STILL DO NOT clean candida for good, in my experience.
First thing: find the remedy. Treat like Bb with nosodes on the solar plexus. It will cause a huge herx, so beware.
Chlorella, separate from DE, cardamon, teas, whatever you find to clean the herxes will help.
Pulsed light on the tummy area will also help (without nosodes), but like other treatments, only to help, not for total elimination.
Cut most sugars, if possible. Cutting sugar only will never get you rid of candida, but it helps too.
Once the infection is lowered, continue testing the nosodes, maybe another strain will test, or the Sanukehls will test. Then again, photoon the nosodes.
I also do foot baths to help taking toxins out (as I do not have a sauna at home). Foot baths with sea salt (I use Dead Sea salt), about a hand full or more in small bucket or almost boiling water (wait until you can stand put the feet inside). I also add white vinegar (about 5 spoons or more).
If you use a stainless stell bucket, you can also test for frequencies from the PE1 and photoon the feet while doing foot baths.
The water, I promise, will get blurry first time you do. To test frequencies, just ask: which is the best frequency to take off toxins from my feet? Only one frequency for each foot bath.
You can literally see the bubles of fat coming out of the skin (at least for me). Next day, the water is almost clean, usually, so you need another frequency to detox other stuff. Just keep testing. I feel very relaxed after.
this is the treatment for short term (about a few weeks, I suppose). After that, you need continuing heavy metal detox. With whatever protocol you find useful, and keep shifting protocols.
The KPU, chlorella- cilantro, DE, zeolites, chemical substances, homeopathic, the Allergie Immune helps a lot too, anything you find useful, to take off heavy metals.
And heat, a cold body cannot heal from candida, at least in my case. So look into warm foods (Chinese know a lot about what foods make you warm, what foods make you cold), be in a warm environment, and exercise.
I always keep on Rechtsregulat too, to thin the blood and help digestion. Rechts alone can kill many stuff.
Candida or Mucor sp. or Aspergillus are like lyme, even tougher to eliminate for good.
I did the toughest diets with herbs, supplements... They helped but just minimally. For me, only nosodes and heavy metal detox helped a lot, the rest were only supportive treatments.
I hope this helps!
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So much info -- I'll need to read and re-read to completely understand this -- but thank you so much for all these great suggestions!
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