Nicole, I could be wrong but it will not be at all risky to do a 2 week diet of raw vegtables. Salads of nutritious vegetables (skip the iceberg lettuce, it is void of nutrition) and make you own dressing because the store brands contain sugar(in whatever form-corn syrup,etc). She may begin feeling great and risk nothing. Please visit the Candida Forum if you are not familiar with it. There are many people who might help and the archives are loaded with great info. A few "nuts" visit the site, so use your own good judgement. And remember - a diet of no sugar and mainly raw vegetables is a great solution to many problems and it is risk free and very inexpensive compared to supplements that may or may not work.
Nicole Fraser wrote: > Hi, > > Yes I am sure! She can't even move they get so bad. The only thing she > can do is go in a dark room or go to sleep. The pain is VERY bad! It > is throughout her head, not anywhere close to her sinus cavity as far > as I know. She is VERY moody too! (she's a redhead so go figure! ;0) ) > She is on no medications, but maybe some candida reducing things could > help! IF she will do it!! She is on CS, that's about it. I will check > out the links that you suggested..thanks! ;0) She doesn's have a > doctor, she went to a couple and they just thought it was because she > was a teenager or something!! ;0/ DOCTORS! > > Nicole:O) > > > > Nichols <[email protected]> wrote: > > Nicole, > Are you certain your sister has migraines or a sinus > headache? Many people have come to use "migraine" as a > generic term for headache. I get severe sinus based > headaches because I am sensitive to candida and other molds. > See a recent post to the Candida Forum > (www.healthyawareness.com/candida/) describing this > situation for several people. It seems suppressing the > candida fixes the headaches. > > Also, go to CNN.com, use their search in upper right corner > - enter Mayo Clinic then go to September 9, 1999 Mayo > discovered by new culturing method that 210 tested patients > had fungi growing in their sinuses causing an immune > reaction. This was also reported on National Public Radio > recently and a post to Candida Forum had info from Mayo > indicating Candida in root canal infection called NICO. > The standard anti-biotic treatment for sinus infections may > be making matters worse for millions of our species. > Tell your MD > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > Do You Yahoo!? > Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one place. > Yahoo! Shopping.
