Date:   12/15/2008 11:51:37 PM ( 16 y ago)
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Thanks for your support! I'm not here to stir up trouble, but sometimes people need to be woken up with cold water poured on their head. I could have sworn the candida sufferers were looking for a cure, and not a perpetual quest. Eliminating rice cakes isn't going to cure anyones candida. ^_^

I really think I've got this thing by the balls in terms of understanding it. I don't claim to understand all the Science or technical jargon, but I do comprehend the most important aspects. I'm asking the right questions and I'm open minded. Today I was really depressed over this thing, beating myself up and saying that I'm just not smart enough, but I am smart enough and I've learned tons and I've gone real far. Not just in research but in experience. And I believe I know how to cure it and MissCast has confirmed it for me, so thanks to her.

Now I'm talking about the most advanced cases here, not people who have candida because their diet consists of 30% Sugar (or whatever), or those who experience some dandruff. I'm talking about people like myself who have a major problem regarding their large intestine (at least), causing serious symptoms like facial swelling/redness/dry "skin" (candida) yet oily and in the worst case scenario cancer. I believe I may have cancer in my large intestine becauase there is a lump there. Why, despite all the work I have done, has my body gotten worse? It's got to be the mercury preventing my colon/organs/body from functioning properly, allowing candida to sort of be the water on the fire, and just creating an environment where the body doesn't even detox properly. This is coming from a guy who not only had 9 mercury fillings, but as a kid I played with mercury from a broken thermostate like it was a toy.
 

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