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randibear
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i am not doubting my sister at all, i mean after all she's a radiologist and should know. but i've never heard of this.

she said there are actual levels of medical candida, like stage one with mild symptoms, or stage 4 which is likely to be end-stage terminal. if there is anything beyond stage 4, it's too late.

does anybody know of these stages? cause frankly, we got into an argument and she said "oh you don't have what we call medical candida, yours is so mild it's not a stage l for us to consider".....

wth????

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If you had stage 4 I think you'd know it. I must be stage 3. Just guessing. You're making me Google now! [Big Grin]

Yep...

http://www.ehow.com/about_5348043_stages-candida.html

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I never knew there were stages either. I also didn't know Candida was so dangerous.

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randibear
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I would say I'm stage two fer sure

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Very dangerous. It's basically a fungus.

Randi .. You should begin making your own sauerkraut.

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/3/31808?#000001

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Hmm...
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The same link also says that candida is treated with antibiotics :/
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Lymetoo can you make it without a food processor?
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Can you buy it??

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I saw that "Hmmm".. I wondered "what the heck???"

Yes, Ellen... you have to do a lot of chopping, but it's doable.

Randi, if you buy it then it's processed and doesn't have the needed enzymes and probiotics. The store bought is pasteurized.

In the link above is a very simple recipe. Then go HERE to see how easy it is to do!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmWiRJxlETY

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