david klein, jordan rubin endured something like that, that's in case one of them slipped away from your horizon.

vitmains. some vitamins you can get absorbed bypassing intestines- sublingual way. sublingual b-complex, vit.c, others.

at least at some level, bad population decided to colonize your intesinal walls and once they are stuck in there it is very difficult to get rid of them. it's hard to tell what's gonna work for you, what supplement would be the best in your situation, there are quite a few of them.

by the way, did you do any of intestinal cleanses? how did they for for you? probably to some degree, basics: nutrition, cleansing, supplementation, repopulation (with good guys). And did you consider other alternative methods like ozonated water, Colloidal Silver , zapping et cetera? if i were you i would probably did a variety of those, but begin with some kind of intestinal cleanse, probably clay. and form there forward.

Wow! That's such a long time. You must feel exhausted.

Rice is fantastic for dealing with diarrhea, especially rice water. You should first start with rice water. Cook rice with plenty of water, get rid of the rice and drink the water only.

First liquid only, with the kaopectate (for the pectin... this is why a Granny Smith apple a day is so advisabvle on candida diet). Rice water.... and you might want to drink some rice milk:

Rice Milk
VERY EASY RECIPE
cook some rice with plenty of water, but this time do not get rid of the rice, put everything in the blender, blend for one ful minute, let sit (the grain will fall to the bottom... drink the liquid.

First you should stick to
Rice and mineral water - the kaopectate shall make it manageable soon.
Once you feel a bit better. Vegetable juice and
Alfalfa sprouts juice (these are full of minerals and vitamins easy to absorb).If you do not have a juicer, youo can put the veggies in the blender, with water and - like with the rice - let sit (or else drink with a straw), the fiber will stay at the bottom.
Chicken broth too.

Carrot juice is delicious, but a little sweet, follow by just as much water. Any juice that tastes bad will taste better with a bit of carrot - again, follow with water.

Once you are better veggy soup. And SLOWLY start to eat a bit more solid.

Try to purchase some vitamins in the liquid form (the crystals that dissolves in water) ... but make sure they do not contain sugar, some of them do. THese will be easily absorbed. Look for vit. B and C especially and ideally Magnesium

Take good care

Jhan
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Wow! That's such a long time. You must feel exhausted.

Rice is fantastic for dealing with diarrhea, especially rice water. You should first start with rice water. Cook rice with plenty of water, get rid of the rice and drink the water only.

First liquid only, with the kaopectate (for the pectin... this is why a Granny Smith apple a day is so advisabvle on candida diet). Rice water.... and you might want to drink some rice milk:

Rice Milk
VERY EASY RECIPE
cook some rice with plenty of water, but this time do not get rid of the rice, put everything in the blender, blend for one ful minute, let sit (the grain will fall to the bottom... drink the liquid.

First you should stick to
Rice and mineral water - the kaopectate shall make it manageable soon.
Once you feel a bit better. Vegetable juice and
Alfalfa sprouts juice (these are full of minerals and vitamins easy to absorb).If you do not have a juicer, youo can put the veggies in the blender, with water and - like with the rice - let sit (or else drink with a straw), the fiber will stay at the bottom.
Chicken broth too.

Carrot juice is delicious, but a little sweet, follow by just as much water. Any juice that tastes bad will taste better with a bit of carrot - again, follow with water.

Once you are better veggy soup. And SLOWLY start to eat a bit more solid.

Take good care

Jhan

I'm no professional but I did have diarrhia for years and can honestly say that it is cured now. (Constipation is the issue now but that is another story). My advice would be to put aside the candida problem for the moment and deal with the diarrhia which is SO debilitating. For me, dairy products were the big NO NO, milk, butter, cream, cheese and yoghurt (yes, I know it is full of probiotics but it never helped my diarrhia). For the rest eat what you want, for the time being, as you need to keep your strength up.

Do a parasite programme - I did Clear by the Awareness Corporation taking the minimum dose for 3 months. If I increased the dose as was recommended I had BAD die-off. There are plenty of other parasite programmes you can choose from (maybe something that is quicker?). If you have the money do a parasite test. Perhaps your doctor will suggest it? If you have something like guardia it is notoriously difficult to detect so the laboratory should be geared up with sample pots with preservative in them. "Parascope" in the UK is very good. The lab technician told me the other day that they find evidence of guardia every week.

In the mean time it might be a useful experiment to buy a load of raw (cooking destroys some of the beneficial qualities) green organic pumpkin seeds (cheap!) and grind them up (unless you are happy eating large amounts!) and take a couple of tablespoons a day or more(in juice or whatever). Keep the rest in the fridge. This seemed to be the main ingredient in Clear (or one of them). I took this for a few months as a maintenance programme with good results and no die-off. Good for Depression and kidney problems. Only problem was that I got a real aversion to eating them after a time. I don't know why as they don't taste unpleasant?

I just wanted to say that I really appreciate all of your help with this. I went to see my doctor today, and he thinks that this is the result of a virus that I picked up while visiting home. He thinks that because I already have problems with irritable bowel (constipation, bloating, etc.), it is just taking an abnormally long time for my body to normalize again. I don't know about all that, but anyway. I am going to try to stick to a good diet and start taking my supplements again, because he said that I should be able to absorb everything for the most part (as long as taken on any empty stomach). I am also going to use Imodium for a while, just to alleviate the URGENCY that is so debilitating right now (especially at work). About rice milk: is it okay to use the store-bought kind (Rice Dream)? I have some of that on hand and I really like it. Well, I guess I'm going to go now and try to get better! Thanks again everyone, and good luck in your candida-fighting endeavors!!

Jessers11581, you mentioned that this began suddenly about 4 weeks ago. Diarrhea is common with IBS, of course, but IBS doesn't just pop up overnight. You mentioned eating many sweets during Christmas and a possible yeast connection, but this presumably would have at least subsided somewhat since then if there was a connection.

My best advice would be for you to rule out (or rule in) a parasitic infection of some sort, and then go from there. Such infections can produce sudden symptoms, as you would guess. Finding helminths (worms) in a sample is not too tough, and many local labs your doctor may use could succeed in that. But a protozoal or bacterial infection is much more difficult to clinically diagnose, and only a few labs do it well, the ones which specialize in it. I assume you're in the U.S. -- if so, three reputable gastrointestinal labs are Great Smokies in North Carolina, Great Plains in Kansas, and Parasitology Center in Arizona (links below). Each of these labs should have a physician referral service for local docs in your area who are familiar with their paperwork and already have accounts opened with the labs. The reason I say this is, the likelihood of your doc saying "I'll just the local lab I always use," and then getting a false negative lab result, is very real, and quite common. Something to consider. Good luck!

http://www.greatplainslaboratory.com/home.htm
http://www.gsdl.com/home/
http://www.parasitetesting.com/