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4. Syclovir
Made from plankton, syclovir destroys the candida by doing damage to the cell walls. It also absorbs toxins as well as kills candida.
...a new protocol?

clipped from optimalhealth.homestead.com Optimize Your Health What can be used to control yeast/candida? There are many things that can be used to control candida/yeast. Using a combination of two or more of the following things can increase the success of your candida control program. NSI Candida Yeast Management Herbs: Pau D' Arco, Garlic, Caprylic Acid, grapefruit seed extract. 3. Pro-biotics (price varies by quality) 4. Syclovir Made from plankton, syclovir destroys the candida by doing damage to the cell walls.  It also absorbs toxins as well as kills candida.  Colloidal or Ionic Silver Solution Low-carb diet Micro-current therapy-- zapping I use the Ultimate Zapper ($169.95 plus shipping). Mercury filling removal. Click here for more information about mercury/amalgam fillings. (Mercury is a dangerous neuro-toxin.  Fetal damage may occur in the presence of mercury.  DO NOT have ANY dental work done on existing metal fillings right before, or during pregnancy, or while breasfeeding Mercury Detox/chelation.

Glucose levels

Is your fasting glucose levels too high?

clipped from george-eby-research.com  Throughout this section on "Killer Sugars", I have acted as if we all knew what our blood sugar was supposed to be. You have been told by your doctor that the range was "65 to 109 mg/dL". Life Extension magazine editor William Faloon presents a powerful case that such reference numbers are pure garbage. He presents his point with the observation that the pancreas, the body's main blood glucose level regulator, stops secreting insulin when glucose levels drop below 83 mg/dL, this data having been published in HARRISON'S PRINCIPLES OF INTERNAL MEDICINE, Thirteenth Edition, McGraw Hill, 1994, pages 2001 - 2004. Faloon's point is that "the pancreas thinks glucose levels should be no higher than 83 mg/dL and certainly not as high as physicians say to be "normal", which is a reference range of "what is observed" in our sick population, and not what it would be in a healthy population.