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- Here's a page that compares candida symptoms with gluten intolerance symptoms. You will find that they are very similar! Here's a list of links on The Gluten-Free Page.
- Rennie Taylor has summarized three levels of the Candida diet as found in The Nutrition Detective by Nan Fuchs.
- Jann Weiss has written a 27K compendium extrapolated from books on Candida, Allergies, Leaky Gut Syndrome, Gluten Intolerance, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and Diet, as relates to alternative/complementary considerations in dealing with these problems.
- Jann Weiss reports on the connection of Candida Albicans to the aldehyde detox pathway and the therapeutic use of Molybdenum, a mineral supplement that activates the enzymes that metabolize nitrogen, sulfite, and some aldehydes.
- Here is a page with annotated links to other pages on The Paleolithic Diet. Sometimes called the hunter/gatherer diet, this pre-agricultural diet is where our digestive systems have evolved to. It is very similar to the Candida diet.
- The PaleoFood mailing list has collected many recipes. All have no grains, no gluten, no dairy. no beans/legumes, no refined sugar, or other Neolithic foods. Most would be acceptable for people on a Candida Diet.
- Judy Bayliss, the long-time listowner of the Yeast-L mailing list, had a site on Candida Albicans. It has Dr. Crook's questionnaire, foods to avoid, information on the mailing list, book list, and more. [now in archive.org]
- Why is Gluten Excluded in Candida Diets? is an article by Ron Hoggan. Here is the menu of all of his Articles.
- Aleksandar Ivanovic has developed a Candida FAQ. Very
organized and comprehensive guide to resources. Tries to cover various
topics of interest for newcomers. [now in archive.org]
- Karen Tripp: Candida Recovery is a page on how she recovered from candida and did it on a 40 day program from a naturopathic doctor in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
- Frank Jenner's site Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - One Man's Recovery also contains a lot of good information about Candida, testing, etc.
- Dusan Stojkovic has a page In Sugar We Trust which points out the negatives of sweetener consumption. Also see Candida - Candidaisis Homepage. Also has info on bowel cleansing.
- CANDIDA and the ANTIBIOTIC SYNDROME by Walter Last gives some history and ends with some alternative suggestions.
- Miryam Williamson has a page on a Yeast Elimination Diet adapted from The Yeast Syndrome.
- Candida and Probiotics by Chris Gregerson has information on the potential use of probiotic bacteria to prevent or treat gastrointestinal candida infection. Mostly articles from peer-reviewed journals.
- Candida News from Richard Cannon of the University of Otago in New Zealand. Has long list of Candida albicans references.
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 HEALlix sells a product that can help with numerous ailments. Check out the site and click on the Learn More tab.
- Why is yeast dangerous? is a questionnaire from The Guardian Health Association, a group of people living with chronic long term conditions. Has free membership.
- Ninazu Health Products contains information on candida, candidiasis and disorders associated with candidiasis. They also offer probiotics and supplements that are effective in treating candida overgrowth.
- Candida Support includes a bunch of candida information, then gets into selling formulas.
- 1stCandidaCure sells Global Health Trax products in Canada.
- Relief from Candidiasis or Yeast Infections is selling Global Health Trax products. (So many are selling these products maybe I should give them their own section!)
- Healthology has a web page on this web page. Focuses on yeast infections and related problems.
- The Yeast Connection is the web site of William G. Crook, M.D. The old one can be found in archive.org: Candida-Yeast.
- The Candida Wellness Center in Provo Utah has The Candida Yeast Answer (TM) written by Gary Carlsen, R.H. They sell a program that is a natural form of therapy. Register to order a free 40 page copy of the program.
- Candida Program is now a search engine page, mostly designed around candida yeast.
- Are You Winning the Battles But Losing the War? A page that gets into Candida Albicans in quite some depth. From the Healthexcel site on Metabolic Typing.
- The Biamonte Center for Clinical Nutrition has Candida Questionnaire and his Health Articles.
- MedicineNet has an article on Sporanox (itraconazole). Used for fungal infections which are isolated to a small area of the body (localized) or throughout the body (systemic).
- Candistroy is a two-part program designed to combat Candida with a powerful blend of clinically formulated ingredients, as well as replenish and rebuild the intestinal system with beneficial bacteria.
- Conquering Candidiasis Naturally by Stephen C. Byrnes (a Naturopathic Doctor and Clinical Nutritionist that lived in Hawaii). He has also written Politically Incorrect: The Neglected Nutritional Research of Dr. Weston Price, DDS. Also see his home site: PowerHealth.
- On Ask Dr. Stoll is Candida-Related Syndrome, a discussion on the physiologic basis behind this syndrome.
- Candida Albicans is a site by a holistic doctor who has offices in the San Francisco Bay area. Includes a protocol and diet.
- The Physician and Sportsmedicine Journal has a page on Bladder and 'Yeast' Infections by Susan W. Ryan, DO. It is an article from a past issue.
- Flora Balance is a organic supplement that enables the establishment of a superior form of symbiotic intestinal bacteria.
- The Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients has a database of past issues. If you do a search on Candida many articles will be returned. (Click for archives/main menu and then find search.)
- Here is what the non-believers have to say: Dubious "Yeast Allergies" from the Quackwatch site.
- Explore has a page on Fungus by Michael Coyle. Was a past issue. Has microscope images.
- The Candida Wellness Center in Provo, Utah is run by Gary Carlsen. Sells an in-home antifungal program.
- The Modern Herbalist has a Candida Clearance Rotation Protocol.
- The ACAM (American College for Advancement in Medicine) has physicians who practice preventive medicine in a searchable database.
- The Wisconsin Institute of Nutrition has a site on Candida, as it relates to various health problems. They also have a cookbook, Feast Without Yeast: 4 Stages to Better Health.
- Elmer M. Cranton, M.D. has a page on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, but it also covers yeast syndrome and Candida. Has a "Triple Antifungal Therapy" protocal.
- About.com has an article on Candidiasis (Yeast Overgrowth) and Thyroid Disease.
- Forest Herbs Research in New Zealand sells Kolorex®Capsules which help maintain a healthy, balanced intestinal tract. See: Is Candida your problem?
- A Whole Approach features the Attogram Program. Also sells the book Conquering Yeast Infections. The whole program for treating Candida includes diet and taking psyllium, bentonite, caprylic acid, and acidolphilus.
- Soil Based Organisms are in EarthFlora, which is an all natural product to improve immune function.
- Carol Ann Santella practices Acu-Reflex Massage and non-invasive methods of body scanning and analysis. She specializes in Candida and Other Yeast Disorders.
- Rising Star's Candida Elimination Program is a page on on attacking Candida utilizing pro-biotics and anti-yeast products.
- At the Wholesale Nutrition site there are many pages on Candida: Argues that selenium is okay for people with Candida. Also Dr. Stephan Cooter on Molybdenum and Candida. And a page with Candida/Allergy References taken from one of the immune mailing lists. Also see list on Candida topics and Yeast topics and Chapter Five: Killing the Fungi which is part of a larger work on beating Candida Albicans and Multiple Chemical Sensitivities.
- Jerusalem Artichoke Flour with Probiotic Factor is recommended for for people with Candida and other yeast infections.
- PandaMedicine has put up a site called Naturopathic Medicine Network. Includes directory of naturopaths.
- Tanalbit is a non-prescription plant tannin formula
for the treatment of Candidiasis and similar gastrointestinal problems
caused by bacterial and/or fungal infestations of the gastrointestinal
tract.
- Leaky Gut - Detoxification is from a Nutri-Notes Newsletter. Easy to read and tells you what to take etc.
- Recurrent Yeast Infections
is a paragraph by Dr. MJ Bovo, who claims to be a women's issues and abuse expert.
- Anti-Yeast Therapy is a blend of Chinese herbal therapy and psychological counseling from "Dr. J".
- Marjorie Crandall, Ph.D. has a Yeast Consulting Services which counsels patients on how to prevent yeast infections. She also provides an information packet with physician referral services.
- About Yeast Infections is a couple paragraphs on LunaWeb.
- A couple doing business as Candida Free are selling ThreeLac and other formulas. Read his story. Has list of people around the country with the products in stock.
- A couple (another!) doing business as Candida Support are selling ThreeLac and other formulas. Read an introduction and their story.
- AquaVie is selling ThreeLac in Canada.
- IgG Delayed Food Allergy Testing is a page from Dr. Braly, an author and proponent of ELISA food allergy testing. Also does Candida albicans (Yeast) Testing.
- Great Smokies Diagnostic Laboratory has pages on testing for many Candida related things. See PMS and Candida Syndrome and Skin Disorders and Candida Albicans.
- DirectLabs.com has tests for hair, urine, and stool toxic elements, as well as the Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (serum), CBC's, amino acids, and much more.
- The Professional House Doctors sell Healthy Home Test Kits. Includes a mold and bacteria test kit. Scroll down some.
- Sunrise Wholesale Direct has a Hormone Level Test That You Can Do Yourself Using the Saliva Method
- AAL Reference Labs has Laboratory Diagnosis of Candida Overgrowth or Candidiasis. Click along the left. Many tests listed.
- Biolab Medical Unit is a lab in London that does candida/gut permeability and health risk profile tests. It is a bit scientific but nevertheless interesting.
- Meridian Valley Laboratory has a web-site listing their numerous test. They are best known for their ELISA food testing.
- Better Health USA has a site discussing food sensitivities. Includes on-line discussion. Uses ELISA IgG and IgA to test for more than a 100 foods.
- The U. of Minnesota has a Pathology handbook page. One now has to enter "candida" in the search field. Many tests for yeast and fungus will be returned. [now in archive.org]
- Immuno-Mycologics, Inc., The Fungal Diagnostic Specialists, has a page describing their Candida Enzyme ImmunoAssay Test.
- Professor Steven Rochlitz has www.wellatlast.com where he sells a book: "Allergies and Candida." In it learn how 80-90% of "Candida" is really protozoan parasitosis. Learn how parasites and viruses make the body PERMEABLE causing food and chemical allergies and all the subsequent symptoms.
- Ray Audette has a web site for his book NeanderThin [now in archive.org]. A description of the book, with a complete bibliography. Has a paleolithic diet that cuts out grains, beans, potatoes, milk and refined sugars. See Amazon.com for the new edition. Also see reviews on the out-of-print edition.
- At Amazon.com you can do a search on Candida. Now thousands of books will be found. You can also search on yeast and even more, some extraneous, will be found.
- There is a mailing list dedicated to yeast, fungus and candida at Yeast-L.
- Kelly Nowicki has a Candida web based forum. Plenty of activity. Includes article and archives put up by forum members.
- On Yahoo Groups there is a Candidiasis list. See page for details of what is discussed and also log in and see the list's archives.
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