Colonics and candida 
rainey03
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Has anyone had luck with colonics against candidiasis or other fungal infections? If so, how many and how frequently??
I posted earlier about acupuncture and appreciate all of those responses. I learn more from people who have actually tried these therapies than any other source.
Many thanks!!- Re: Colonics and candida Jerome99
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I did three over the course of three weeks, and while the person administering them said that she could see candida coming out of me (she said she could tell because it looks like "snowflakes"), I didn't notice much of a big improvement in my overall wellbeing. My naturopath doc swears by them though.
Then again, I had already started doing enemas by the time I did the colonics, so maybe that's why the effect wasn't so dramatic. Enemas on the other hand are a must IMO. - Re: Colonics and candida jameskep37
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I have colonics done once a week to get rid of mucus, candida waste, and to help relieve me of my constipation. I dont recommend colonics unless you have severe constipation/have no flora in the colon. I think too many colonics can disturb the friendly flora too much. Im pretty sure that My colon has been taken over by candida fungus due to the reaction I have when I do anti-fungal enemas+the amount of gas produced by the candida at the end of my colonic.
Colonics itself might help to get rid of some candida but does not eradicate the deep rooted fungal candida. Thats been my experience. Im hoping very soon I can stop doing colonics and start re-establishing normal bowel movements again. Colonics are not cheap, but having your colon removed is not a good alternative.
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This is a reply to # 1,818,816I did 2 back to back days last week and 2 back to back again this week. The die off was unreal and I am still trying to regain my strength. I have been taking probiotics every few hours in an attempt to rebalance the flora in my favor. I am beyond tired of feeling polluted and toxic so I will try about anything at this point.
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Maybe you experienced some die-off/healing reaction from the bile that is released into the colon while the colonics are done. I noticed the colonics definetly piss the candida off and make it more exposed. Candida does not like the water pressure caused by the colonics. The end of the colonic can make me nausous due do the release of bile and the gases that the candida produces.
You can do a probiotic enema done right after the colonic but be careful of how much you do because the die-off can be pretty bad when the candida is exposed out in the open. Right now im going to try to focus on converting the candida instead of killing it. Then once I can convert it then i will do the probiotic enemas. I have some undeconeic acid in dry form(candida helper) and am going to experiment with that as well as sodium bicarbonate and vitamin C, maybe lufenuron. Might add just a little sugar to the mix to act as bait.
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This is a reply to # 1,818,816I do enemas and I have seen a lot of threads coming out. I believe they are helping a lot. I think enemas are enough. I don't use too much water but 20 oz.
Jorge.- Re: Colonics and candida jameskep37
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This is a reply to # 1,818,926I have used Nystatin powder time to time with water. But, trust me, I am not sure if Nystatin could be absorbed this way. I hope no because it is very toxic to the liver. The colon is a rapid way to get the bloodstream.
Jorge.- Re: Colonics and candida powertool4
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This is a reply to # 1,818,927I dont understand colonics entirely. What exactly happens when you get one? Does someone actually administer it to you? And is there a toilet nearby or.....?
- Re: Colonics and candida rainey03
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This is a reply to # 1,818,936Hi Powertool,
The cleanest way to describe colonics is you literally lie on a table with a tube inserted in your rectum and water constantly flows inward until you can't hold it in anymore. Most people can only hold the water for less than a minute and you continually take the water in and then release for an entire session usually lasting around 40-50 minutes. My tech adds Sea Salt and that really helps with the release of toxins. My goal is to clean out as much as possible and get to the root of my candida overgrowth which is in the cecum. Hope this not too much info!
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Colonics are great!
They wont give you die-off as candida is actually washed out of your system!
Usually, therapist recommends 3 in a row at two weeks interval.
You will feel immediatly great after it and you will sleep like you never did in ages!
A good professionnal will finish the treatment with a good probiotic to flush your colon; but I do not take chances and take a good supplement as well!
Also it is a good idea to drink a lot of water and take a mineral supplement after as colonics may dehydrate you!
By flushing the excess candida ,I think i gives you a head start for a complete candida cure...so don't stop there!
And also, lets not forget that too much of a good thing is also detrimental! So don't over do it as it affects colon ecology!
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- Re: Colonics and candida jameskep37
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I think colonics cause some electrolyte loss as well. Cause I think the colon is responsible for some electrolytes. Seems like my sodium/ blood pressure levels always are a little lower after a session. Probably very minimal though.
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This is a reply to # 1,818,816You're not going to cure candidiasis with just colonics. Get a dental cleanup -- I recommend Dr. Mark Breiner in Connecticut, change your diet -- I recommend the diet in Sally Fallon's book, "Nourishing Traditions." See Dr. Ray Silkman in Los Angeles for any orthodontic work that may need to be done. Overall, you want to take a comprehensive approach to health -- change everything and make it permanent! Do sequential homeopathy to get rid of the effect of any vaccinations you may have had if necessary. Work with a natural vision coach as necessary to cure any eyesight problems. You might also try direct I.V. ozone therapy for a quick healing from multiple toxicity problems, though it's not necessary. I also recommend shamanic healing. I like The Four Winds Society.Advertisement
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- Re: Colonics and candida jaguar57
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This is a reply to # 1,818,816I think colonics may flush some candida out but won't do anything actively against them. I used the Candida Zapper to get rid of candida. But since I have an immune weakness to it (which I think is common) it comes back occassionally and then I have to zap it again. But the time doing so is so much easier than sticking to a strict diet and buying lots of supplements.
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