> From jonll at maths.tcd.ie (John O'Neill)
> Newsgroups: bionet.immunology
> Subject: Candida Albicans
> Date: 24 Nov 1994 16:15:31 -0000
>>> I would be most grateful if someone could post me (preferrable via e-mail)
> as much information as possible on a parasite which lives in the gut, called
> Candida Albicans.
>> Some doctors in Ireland don't seem to recognise it as a disease but rather
> as psychology condition (if that is the correct word to use). So information
> on,
> the causes,
> the effects of the disease,
> possible cures,
> preventive medicine, etc
> indeed anything at all would be very much appreciated.
>> Many thanks.
> John ONeill.
>>jonll at maths.tcd.ie>JRONEILL at vax1.tcd.ie
I have found several references available for yeast-related illness
and the related diet modifications, as well as food allergy related
references.
One good candidia reference I discovered is
The Yeast Syndrome
John Parks Trowbridge, M.D. and
Morton Walker, D.P.M.
Bantam Books, 1986.
ISBN: 0-553-27751-0
I prefer this book to Dr. Crooks' "The Yeast Connection". He, however,
has a related book, "The Yeast Connectton Cookbook", which may offer some
dietary assistance.
Sample of "The Yeast Syndrome" Contents:
- discussion on causes
- a questionaire which helps to determine if you may have
an overgrowth of candida,
- diagnosis and treatment
- yeast diet control and food lists
- a section discussing related symptoms/illnesses
- a readings list and support organizations
Deborah R. Birney
birney at iwrmv1.att.com
