LOL!  Your post was very entertaining and accurate, thank you! 

After I posted I remembered his insistence (is Natway a "he"???  I'd not seen anything yet indicative of gender...) on debunking the existence of hypoglycemia with his toxic hunger threads, which I thought could apply in some cases, we all know how doctors can often misdiagnose things, right?  But whenever anyone insists on the "one-size-fits-all" approach that's where we part company.  That Dr. Furhman seems to ignore some things older and wiser doctors than him discovered many years ago, some of which were also confirmed by some research.  Hypoglycemia has been denied by many doctors on and off for several decades, despite the fact that the 4-hour glucose tolerance test has been a good tool to confirm what the symptoms already showed. 

And IMO it's not a coincidence that many people who are first diagnosed with hypoglycemia eventually show to have liver problems and AF.  The liver plays a key role in converting glucose into glycogen and then storing it and converting it back to glucose when needed, so if there's impaired liver function that perfect loop cannot be completed.  And since hypoglycemia itself keeps the body in perennial state of stress by forcing the adrenals to release extra gluco-corticoids to avoid serious consequences of dropping glucose levels in the blood, it makes sense to me that those tiny organs would eventually have difficult meeting the other demands of the body when lives stresses require greater output.  It's a SIMPLE concept of "offer and demand", stress creates a greater demand for the nutrients required for healthy adrenals and those are very often difficult, if not downright impossible to meet through any kind of "regular" diet.  And I'm sure that all of us here are conscious that the SAD is the most inadequate of all in providing sufficient nutrients for the body even under normal untressful conditions.  And I'm also sure many of us concede to the fact that even other diets which are excellent for normal times, also fail to meet the demands of stress.  But to say that ANY one diet is perfect for everybody every time is to be very short-sighted and even ignorant of how the body works...  and I say that flinching a little bit because I'm sure there's still plenty for humankind to discover about the functioning of the human body for us to pretend that anyone has all the answers.

Since you have confirmed what I suspected, that Natway enjoys the attention, perhaps from now on we should just ignore him and eventually he'll get tired of playing his games.  Your last paragraph said a mouthful and because I don't want to be intentionally mean I will just leave it at that.

You think that posting news links and the Huffington Post you've made convincing points???  Or by repeating yourself like a broken record while ignoring what people are saying???   - SLAPPING FOREHEAD!!! -  And since I know you do not listen to reason I don't see the point in countering some of the nonsense you have posted, you lost me the moment you lumped us together with cows and horses, as much as I like animals I have to say that maybe you belong in that category but I certainly DON'T, I believe I have a more developed brain and a completely different lifestyle than a farm animal, therefore, my needs are completely different too.

But I do want to tell you, you little know it all, that yes Candida IS a normal part of the human flora BUT in a small percentage.  It's when not quite natural things as ANTIBIOTICS and refined flours and sugars were introduced in the human body that the perfect natural balance of that flora was DISRUPTED and caused the overgrowth, and many of us could show you the evidence in our tongues, or skin or other parts that I will not mention. 

No offense, but if your brain was only half healthy you would comprehend this and would realize that there's plenty of evidence in this internet itself that candida overgrowth is real, that it CAN be seen and felt beyond a collection of vague symptoms that, as you say, could be confused with something else.  You obviously are a "black & white" thinker with a gross inability to see not only the colors in between, but the many shades of gray as well, and if I were you instead of reading all that junk that you read and call "research" I'd go and read some of Dr. Daniel Amen's books about the brain, there's a physical reason for every kind of extreme thinking and the one diet you actually might benefit from is the one that he promotes.