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Old 06-23-2015, 03:18 PM
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The idea that has me interested in bad gut bacteria theory is the overgrowth of candida.I'm starting a candida diet. It certainly can't hurt to try. I have eliminated sugar, simple carbs and alcohol so far. Not that I was much of a drinker but I do like a cold beer on a warm day . There are definitely accounts of pwp and a connection to the gut. The candida fight your body for good nutrients thereby allowing toxins to flourish as your body can't fight it.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17051898

I have had signs of candidiasis prior to being diagnosed. I have had Tinea Versicolor (fungus on the skin), toenail fungus and oral thrush. The oral thrush was with a really bad cold. A few years before my symptoms I had Salmonella from traveling to Mumbai. I was given antibiotics which candida loves. Who knows, was that a starting point? That was a few years prior to being diagnosed.

I'm not a huge sugar eater but I love simple carbs.

What's the connection to the brain? Maybe the vagus nerve.

/150623103609.htmhttp://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0623103609.htm

There are also anecdotal cases of pwp taking anti-fungal meds and doing very well until they stop. Kind of like cutting the grass with weeds and not addressing the weeds with anything, they will return.
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