Date:   4/13/2010 3:54:44 PM ( 14 y ago)
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You need to read the article about candida where he does mention adrenal fatigue and copper imbalance. Also an imbalanced sodium/potassium ratio.

"Most people with candida overgrowth have a slow oxidation rate. There is also usually an exhaustion stage of stress, with underlying fatigue and the accunulation of toxic metals.
While their cells are more acidic, their intercellular spaces can become too alkaline, which fosters candida growth. Reason this may occur are that slow oxidizers do not generate enough acid end products of metabolism such as lactic acid. Also, calcium, an alkaline forming element, increases in their tissues in slow oxidation and may affect the alkalinity in the spaces between the cells.
The pH of the intestinal tract also is often too alkaline. This may be due to low levels of bile acids, hydrochloric acid in the stomach and the overgrowth of varous abnormal intestinal flora such as E. Coli and others. Acidophilus also helps to acidify the colon, impeding the growth of candida in the large intestine. Slow oxidizers generally have a copper imblance."
Read on in the article and also read on click on the page in the article that explains copper imbalance.
Coffee enemas have been found to help with that.

L. Wilson is an M.D., but agrees with the natural side of how to do things.
 

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