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Old 05-14-2007, 09:44 PM #1
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Default Might be slightly off topic
Hi guys,

THis may not be gluten related but it was diet and stomach related so I thought I would ask anyway.

By the way I did eliminate gluten from my diet and I am feeling better but it's only been 6 weeks so may be too early to tell.

But I recently had some blood tests done and I apparently have very high candida levels in my blood and doc thinks I may have a candida infection.

Pointed me toward a book The Yeast connection until we could meet.

Has anyone experienced anything similar?

Thanks for any ideas
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