Posted by Cruz on September 23, 2001, at 14:00:04
In reply to Cruz-PLEASE READ, posted by petey on September 23, 2001, at 8:22:20
Candida could be a factor. Its something I looked at years ago and tried various soft naturopathic remedies to no avail. Over the years evidence related to my condition has led me to strongly believe my problem revolves around my hormonal circadian rythmn. Unfortunatly it is poorly understood. One effect Nizoral is supposed to have is the lowering of cortisol. Is that the key to my improvement or does Nizoral do other things to improve my health. No way to know at this point. Keep well, look after yourselves.
> Since your posting about Nizoral, i have been doing alot of research on that med. It led me to a book called The Yeast Syndrome. It talks about people who have suffered from depression and other mental disorders who have tried numerous medications to no avail. wwwwwwwwwWhen they were treated for yeast related syndromes their symptoms improved dramatically.You may be suffering from a overgrowth of yeast known as Candida. Many M.D.'s do not recognize this as an illness, so you need to find one who believes in it and who has a specific treatment for it. In the book I've been reading, a woman suffered with schizophrenia and depression for 25 years. When she went on the treatment for the yeast overgrowth she was completly healed! I know this may sound too good to be true, but just check it out! I have been diagnosed with yeast overgrowth, but the doctor I have been going to does not have the correct treatment to cure this. This week, I am going to be looking for a doctor who is experienced in this field. I like you have trid different antidepressants and other meds., they help a little, but I still feel really sick! I hope you will check this out. Wouldn't it be great if we found our answer!!! Take care,
> Petey
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