Make sure you are CANDIDA free!!! Connection with cancer

[jazzlover]

I heard this gentleman speak this weekend (Doug Kaufman) and while I knew all about the horrors of candida, I did not know about its connection with cancer. Candida (fungus) produces mycotoxins. Mycotoxins can cause cancer. Take care of your gut!!! Most of us are at risk for bad cases of Candida due to the medications and the dryness.

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[jazzlover]

My notes from the seminar:

Doug Kaufman talk in Missouri --  May 18, 2013

Fungus lacks chlorophyll. Survives by eating dead or decaying cells. Can parasitize humans. Fungi and human cells together . . The fungi begins taking charge. Fungi produce MYCOTOXINS. Candida albicans produces the toxin gliotoxin.

Aspergillus and penicillin also make gliotoxin. Mycotoxins can produce illness and death. They are also immuno-suppressive. They are heat stable. THEY SURVIVE THE AUTO-CLAVE! Doug refuses to get a colonoscopy due to that reason. Fungi cause cancer. Antibiotics are mycotoxins. All cancers are thought to be caused by genetic mutations. (fungi can cause mutations)

The science of genetics was created to make new drugs. Uric acid is a mycotoxin and mycotoxins cause genetic damage. Ascospore sacs (ascomycete) formed by the fungal and human cell merging. It?s a hybrid. Gene fusion causes a hybrid gene. Could this be ?cancer?? (Milton White, MD)

Cancer is a hybrid. Forget the mammograms! Avoid the radiation. Human and fungal DNA fuses to create cancer. Mycotoxin-induced cancer.

Exposure to fungus:

1. Through the skin
2. Inhalation
3. Diet
4. Medications

Sporothrix schencki grows on thorns of rose bushes. Can infect lungs, joints, bones or brain. (sporotrichosis)

Corn, peanuts, and cotton seriously full of aspergillus -- carcinogen. Avoid moldy tampons!! Women have been known to find tampons full of mold. (cotton is full of mold) They are terribly contaminated with aspergillus and mycotoxins.

Alcoholism is caused by yeast in the gut. Diet high in what feeds yeast/fungus causes cravings for alcohol. American grain supply is contaminated with mycotoxins. Butter is anti-fungal. Greens offset the damage of grains. Zearalenone and ochratoxin, aflatoxin in grains. Brewer?s yeast is a fungus.

Beta-glucan .. Good for you.

Fungal prostatitis elevates PSA levels. Use Nizoral to lower PSA!! The PSA test determines the presence of 5 molds. It is not even an accurate cancer test. PSA is 3.8% accurate! The inventor of the PSA test is about to blow the whistle on this test being used for cancer. (not designed for that!) Richard Albin was the inventor of the test. Look for new tests to be coming out in the near future!

Transplant rejection drugs are mycotoxins. Penicillin is a mycotoxin. Fungal Bionics .. book. fungalbionicbookseries.com/fungi-my.htm

Tobacco leaves are dipped in a sugar solution. That is what causes cancer. Roll your own tobacco!

Fungal sacs do not need oxygen. Histoplasmosis coexists with many cancers.

The doctor will say it?s leukemia, but is it? ?High carbohydate diet increases risk of breast cancer.? -- International Journal of Cancer -- 2009

Anti-fungals can stop matastasis.  Stops the growth of new blood cells. --Johns Hopkins Med. School 2007

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Sporanox helps advanced prostate cancer. Fungi can cause a number of life-threatening diseases. Calcium channel blocker drugs are anti-fungal. So is tomoxifen, SSRI?s, Gout meds. Psyllium is anti-fungal. Spices, zinc, garlic, cinnamon, lemon oil, probiotics, fatty acids, amino acids, vitamins and minerals.

Biblical references to yeast: I Corinthians 5:6-8, Leviticus (32 references), Galatians 5:9

Mice do not get diabetes. We inject mold into mice to give them diabetes. Type II diabetes is something we can induce. Can we induce Type I?? Can we change that genetic ?cause?? Fungus can imitate diabetes. Skews the tests.

Thyroid problems -- Try the Phase I diet!

Hearing loss -- yeast puts pressure on the eardrum. Acoustic neurona.

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Books by Doug Kaufman:

   knowthecause.gostorego.com/index.php/

[gardenlover]

Other than symptoms, does he suggest a specific test for candida in your body.  I did a special diet for a year (no gluten, yeast, dairy, sugar--not even fruit, nuts, etc.).  Other than the gluten, I don't notice much difference in my symptoms now.  I also take a great probiotic, beta-glucans, lactoferrin, vit. D, omega 3-6-9 and 7, etc.
Wondering how you tell if it is still active in your body?  Don't we all have some naturally?

[jazzlover]

He said the tests are not very accurate. (I have heard this for years and I agree.) Are you familiar with the spit test? You could do that. The first link above has the spit test explained.

We all have some amount of yeast .. it's the imbalance that is the problem.

I hope everyone is taking their probiotics!

[irish]

I know about candida and I know that it causes a lot of issues. I tend to believe that one must also use common sense in order to sort out all the info that is out there. For myself, I would not eliminate scopings because of fungus. Fungus are all around us and everything we eat plus the air we breath can expose us to fungus and a lot of other nasty "bugs" that exist on this planet.

I guess that having precancerous polyps removed from my colon is more important to me than avoiding the scoping. Everyone has their own belief system and has to make their own decisions regarding their healthcare. I have had Mycobacterium kansasii and had to have treatment for one year. This bug is a form of TB that is non contagious and is present in the air, water and soil. People with lousy immune systems are at much, much higher risk of contracting this. I had it in my lungs, spleen and liver and it was found by accident. It could have killed me. I had to have a cat scan for another reason and low and behold all this stuff showed up and really shook up my doctors.

I can safely say that, for me, making a statement that excludes certain things and "never" is part of the statement is something that I would have a hard time holding to. If I "had never" had my hysterectomy the docs would not have found the Carcinoid tumor that I had on my appendix and I would be pushing up daisies long ago. Just my spin on life. Irish

[gardenlover]

I agree Irish.  I've had several procedures and while I take steps to reduce yeast, I also will have a colonoscopy if needed.  No one has medical procedures (I would hope) unless the doctors deem the risks to be less invasive than the end result.  We all like to reduce our exposure to radiation, but at times it is indeed necessary (in my opinion).

[jazzlover]

It's all about balance. We do what we feel is best for us. I'm sure I'll have another colonoscopy one day, but I will be totally creeped out by it now.