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Candida Case Study 2: Susan - Chronic Headaches and Sinusitis

http://www.canxida.com/ - Premium Range of Dietary Supplements for Candida Yeast Infections. Susan is an Australian lady who visited our practice several years ago complaining of a number of chronic health problems and had been plagued with for over 20 years. Many of Susan's health issues are typical of some of the clinical complaints that people have when they endure chronic and generalized yeast infections. This lady suffered from sinus and hay fever all her life and was taking many different pharmaceutical drugs for her allergies, but has kept changing them because they are very temporary relief. Usually, antihistamines and drugs like that, antibiotics or anti- drugs. She had learned to live with a stuffy or perpetual blocked nostril, postnasal drip, sneezing, itching upper pallet, sore throats and dark circles under the eyes. She also suffered from the worst headaches imaginable since she was 16, at times like a nail piercing her skull as she described them. These headaches were typically worse four days before her period. Susan went to a doctor about five years ago complaining of the headaches from hell, and he referred her to a neurologist who concluded after an ECG, brain scan, that all was well and the headaches were caused by stress and tension and to take analgesics. Several hundred dollars later and none the wiser, the patient was given hundreds of tablets of acetaminophen and various other drugs like ibuprofen to take and basically just left on these drugs. When Susan was in her late 20s, she started to become more aware of the fluid retention she was suffering from, including huge weight gain since her teens, over 150 pound weight gain. After eating a carbohydrate rich meal, she would bloat, retain a lot of fluid, and gain a lot of weight. As much as eight pounds of fluid could be gained within a matter of a few days. Her doctor told her it's become of salt, so she excluded all salt from the diet only to find it made no difference at all. What she did notice, however, was that her fluid retention was a lot worse before her menstrual cycle and also it coincided with a lot of depression, which is probably an estrogen dominance that we commonly see. This lady was placed on the Candida Crusher program. It had significant improvement with this patient. She was eating all the wrong kind of foods. She was living in a very stressful relationship. She had a terrible job that she didn't like. Typical case, again, where we see an unhappy person, the wrong kind of foods, poor lifestyle habits, loads of pharmaceutical drugs, all the tests and scans come back completely normal, so therefore the patient must be crazy. They basically get bounced from one doctor to a naturopath to a chiropractor, all over the place, and that's often when I end up seeing these sorts of people. Many women I see with Candida have got terrible headaches, sinus problems, ear, nose or throat congestion, often one nostril will be blocked, they could have facial pain, many of these things are compounded by severe intestinal Candida, and lots of these patients also have vaginal thrush. When they go to the doctor, they basically get put on a multitude of different pharmaceutical medications. And, of course, their lifestyle isn't changed. Their diet isn't changed. Their symptoms continue on and as they age, their health breaks down further and further. What can we learn from Susan's case? What we can learn here is obviously big changes need to be made. And I implement those changes slowly over a period usually of two to three months, so the longer a patient has been unwell, the slower I make the changes. I prefer to have people make positive changes over a prolonged period of time if they're going to be adopted as permanent lifestyle habits. That's how you not only get well, but maintain wellness, is by making those changes long term, permanent. This is why most diets are a crock and why they never work with people. They're short term. They're a waste of time. People do them temporarily to drop a few dress sizes, and then they go back to exactly the reasons why they gained all that in the first place. And this is what we call “yo-yoing”. Many times, they get a severely disordered digestive system. Here's an interesting quote from a very well-known American doctor, Dr. Leo Galland from New York. Actually, one of America's leading integrated medicine practitioners, Dr. Galland. This is what Dr. Galland says, “The intestinal tract is one of the most important parts of the body as far as whether one is sick or is well. I'm not talking just about allergies, but the reason we see an increasing prevalence of food intolerances is because of our unhealthy and imbalanced gut flora. The problem may be with diet itself or maybe from antibiotics or parasite infestations like yeast infection.”