Re: Preliminary Success with Incurables Program

I am just very shocked. I came accross ideas on candida years ago when fighting to save my son from the ravages of autism. I decided that candida was a side effect rather than the cause in his case (and I know I am right because he is all but cured) but I was iontrigued by Candida theories - a lot of what was being said seemed sensible.


Some ten years later my aunt was diagnosed by the doctor and hospitals (in England) as having cancer. They felt it was in her colon. But she had very bad thrush. I knew that becasue she had started to go downhill after complaining to me of thrush in the mouth. Nystatin had no effect. Her GP told me that thrush was often seen with cancer and aids, but was a by product of the diseases rather than a causative factor. She had scans and innumerable xrays and tests - they could not find a cancer but swore it was there..........

And she didn't want any more treatment - she was too ill. She had, in a few weeks, lost four stones in weight, was weak, hardly able to move, and was doubly incontinent.

I took her to a homeopath I knew of, and asked for treatment of candida. He took me to one side and told me he believed, on the strength of her blood tests and her symptoms, that she did have cancer. However, he gave treatment and diet. After a couple of weeks she started to recover and was discharged by the homeopath after about nine months, when he considered her cured. She still watches her diet, and three years later she is still fine.

My husband is currently going through a prostate scare - we are waiting for the results of a biopsy as I write. Whne he went fo rthe test today I noticed his toenails - he has had a fungal foot infection for years - and has never really fought it.

I suddenly thought of the candida, and that made me look for a connection. There are so many of these links. I have to say that I begin to feel candida really may be the disease of the modern world.

I am going to change my husbands diet and forcibly treat the candida - and will keep you posted. I trained as a geneticist, I believe I am still scientific in attitude and I do think this site is very important.

Regards,

Anne