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Candida-Related Hunger


CGally81

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After going through the hungry all the time feeling when stopping gluten, then casein, well, I went through it again after I took fish oil and then stopped. But my hunger seems to have been going UP recently, not down, but this time I might have an answer.

I took the spit test for candida. I know it's said to be unreliable, but unreliable in that it produces false negatives, not false positives, apparently. I got a definite positive, let's put it that way.

Well, how do I kill the candida? Now that I appear to definitely have it (hunger isn't my only symptom!!), I want it gone. I want to be back to normal. Even before the spike in hunger, I'd been having random headaches and other strange feelings, often in the head. (I am going to a neurologist, but judging by the rumbling in my stomach, the hunger isn't just in my head!)

I want to kill the candida, feel normal, and not have to deal with powerful die off symptoms. Are there things I can do? How long does it take for the symptoms of candida, including the hunger, to go down? Anyone else been through this?


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