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| Ranong Last Online: Today 11:12 AM Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: United States
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| Candida/Yeast Overgrowth in Digestive Tract A few days ago I had a conversation about problems with allergies I've been having over the past year or so with a fellow American at a local beer garden after he asked why I was only drinking pineapple juice. He suggested I take a look at a Candida overgrowth in my digestive tract which is too much yeast in place of benificial bacteria. I've been thinking I'm allergic to MSG, but I've been reading that Candida can cause sensitivity to MSG. I hit the net about this and it is something I want to get tested for since the doctors I've seen in the states just tell me I'm allergic and want me to take a pill for the rest of my life without actually trying to find the cause. Anyone have suggestions about an allergist or doctor that can give me a test for this while I'm in Bangkok? Anyone have experience with Candida and medication? Thanks for your time. A link to Candida info: Candida Symptoms Candida and MSG sensitivity: "...Here is another example of how Candida can induce a sensitivity. Many people with Candida overgrowth are sensitive to monosodium glutamate, or MSG. (MSG is a "flavor enhancer" added to many food products.) This sensitivity can be due to an inactivation of a B6 dependent enzyme called glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase. Hence, if someone is deficient in B6, they can become sensitive to MSG. People with the yeast syndrome are often very low in the active form of B6. This is because the toxins from yeast create a real and a functional deficiency of the active form of B6. Thus yeast overgrowth can cause a sensitivity to MSG."
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| Thailand Travel Forum | I have a lack of enzymes and have to take Probotic Asidophilus, I cap a day and it puts in the bacteria that controls the yeast, or you can eat live culture yogurt and it will do the same thing, if you can find it here. But I just buy my acidophylus online and store it in a cool place, which is my fridge, and only order once a year. But I had a month in the hospital a couple years ago with candida in my throat, mouth and into my lungs, so now I take my pill every day as there is no way around it unless you make the bacteria, which you must not. It is first noticed by a lactate intolerance for dairy products.
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| Betong Last Online: Today 01:41 PM Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: midlantic
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| ^^I don't know. I tend to be skeptical of things like this. Is an excess of yeast really a "leading contributor" to alcoholism and irritable bowel syndrome? I've never heard of anything causing alcoholism before this. And if you look at the list of complaints associated with overgrowth of yeast, it's pretty much everything under the goddamn sun. It reminds me a bit of the info available on the curative powers of apple cider vinegar, oil pulling (Oil Pulling, Wonderful Therapy, An Ancient Ayurvedic Method for Great Health), or other panaceas. And it looks like apple cider vinegar may be useful in combating candida. Quote:
Edit: just read BG's bit. Shit, I'm lactose-intolerant. This may be worth looking into a bit more. | |
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| Thailand Travel Forum | What makes the lactate intolerance is the loss of the enzyme to break down the dual molicular parts of milk sugar, thats what acidophulis does, and that controls the yeast in your system also, at least according to my medic in the states, but when I came here I couldn't find any actice live culture yogurt so I kind of forgot about it until I ended up in the hospital with candida covering my mouth and throat and getting into my lungs. But some other factors also contributed too, I had a partial made here and it didn't fit quite right and also I failed to rinse my mouth sometimes after I used an inhaler I use and so those things together all working and I think that had something to do with it too. But I could find no acidophilus here so I order from Puritan Plus in the states. |
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| We have worm sign... Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: HELL
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| I can give you the name of a good doctor in the states who specializes in yeast management and controlling it with diet... This doctor focus' on three specialties related to health & wellness, yeast management being one... |
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| Ranong Last Online: Today 11:12 AM Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: United States
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| ^Apple cider vinegar tastes terrible. My grandmother used to drink a bit every day in warm water and lived to be 84 while staying in pretty good health throughout her life. I'm a bit skeptical also about these things, but the doctors I've been to in the states really don't seem interested in finding a problem. They suggest people just become allergic to certain things over time. I can agree with that possibility, but also want to find out if there are others. At this point I'm willing to look at anything. This has really changed my life in a negative way and I want to get back to feeling normal again if possible. Up until about a year ago I went to the gym about five days a week and was very active. It is very hard to accept that I went from having lots of energy and feeling strong to the way I feel now over such a short time. Something isn't right. |
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| Ranong Last Online: Today 11:12 AM Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: United States
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| The name of the doctor and contact info would be appreciated for when I get back to the states, but I'm not sure that is the problem just yet. Need to do some testing and wanted to do it here to cut cost while I'm here. Thanks. |
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| Betong Last Online: Today 01:41 PM Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: midlantic
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| Similar to apple cider vinegar is this stuff (I think). Kombucha - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia They sell it in bottles here in the States and elsewhere, I'm sure. I had half a bottle yesterday and it really made for an interesting afternoon. |
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| We have worm sign... Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: HELL
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| ^^ Here is a link to his website... I was referred to him by my family physician after complaining about similar symptoms that you are experiencing... He changed my life for the better... There are few physicians who specialize in health & wellness treatment... Most doctors simply want to treat the symptoms and ignore the root cause... Dr. Hotze is an exception...
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| Ranong Last Online: Today 11:12 AM Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: United States
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| ^Thanks for the link to the site. Another question: In the states you usually see a general care doctor who then refers you to a specialist instead of going to a hospital for testing. My girl is suggesting I go to some hospital here in Bangkok because I want to get a Candida antigen blood test done for stomach trouble/msg allergy I've been having, but I'm not sure what to do. Going to the hospital in the states and seeing a doctor means going to the emergency room which is very expensive. Is she right in suggesting a hospital or should I go to one of these clinics I see all over the city first? I did the saliva test they suggested in a glass of water this morning and it looks like what they described so I want to go on with the testing. |
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| I am in Jail Last Online: 30-10-2009 12:02 AM Join Date: Apr 2008
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| ^^From the mouth of a so called medical professional?? Apparently it's not hypochondria at all.. ^She's probably been the cause for more men's symptoms than she can count so she has a guilty conscience.. Thrush (Oral Candida Infection) Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment on MedicineNet.com and the symptom of swallowing and food getting stuck mid-chest is distinctive for me..Thanks for the OP Mordred... |
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| I am in Jail Last Online: 30-10-2009 12:02 AM Join Date: Apr 2008
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| ^^ The hospitals here have an entire medical staff that is dedicated to walk in's and specialists apart and separate from the emergency dept. they have their own exam rooms and depts. but go early, usually there is a wicked queue.. I wouldn't go to any local clinics as my impression from the ones I've been to is that they aren't very sanitary nor professional for the most part.. Most even have dental from what I've seen it's all one stop and from what I've read it seems that the dental dept. or ENT is where you might want to begin.. |
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She a little overweight too, thats why they call her "A Whopper with Cheese" Plus her medical training leaves quite a bit to be desired, so I think that line of hers is all bullshit too. | |
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| Bangkok Last Online: 14-10-2009 01:52 PM Join Date: May 2009 Location: Tasmania, Australia
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| For Candida Albicans... Cut out all sugars and yeast foods such as bread and beer :-)) Use garlic, echinacea and ... MCT oil Medium Chain Triglycerides do a google search. |
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