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Allergies and Candida with the Physicist's Rapid Solution
From This is the book for learning how to overcome allergies, Candidiasis, Parasitosis, chronic fatigue (CFS), fibromyalgia, chemical sensitivities (MCS), environmental illness, chronic illness and learning disorders. It is also a crucial companion to overcoming Hiatal Hernia/Vagus Nerve Disorder. Everyone with that problem has many food sensitivities and overgrowths of micro-organisms. Learn how 80-90% of "Candida" is something else often protozoan parasitosis. Learn how parasites and viruses make the body PERMEABLE causing food and chemical allergies and all the subsequent symptoms. In Allergies and Candida, you'll How to determine if your fatigue is due to parisitosis, hypoglycemia, allergy, Candida, Epstein-Barr Virus, or all of the above; and the "rapid solution" to each! Vitamin Allergy (a rampant problem) How to correct Learning & Memory Problems linked to Allergies & Candida Rapid emotional de-stressing methods How Weather Sensitivity may affect half the population Why allergy-avoidance and anti-fungal drugs often do not lead to wellness The Heart Exercises--and why they work--from our book, Why DO Music Conductors Live Into Their 90's? This includes the HEBS Maestro Exercise and the Rochlitz Heart Integration Exercise. Ways to overcome all addictions More than 40 simple and effective tests and exercises to immediately balance your energy, your brain, your heart, and more. Four--out of the 17 chapters--will teach beginners self-help, Applied Kinesiology (Energy Medicine) methods. Feel better now.
272 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1988
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January 2, 2021
Summary: Written in 2000, in some case, the author should know better. Although written by an MD and having quite a bit of great info, it also has a bunch of stuff that I think is just bad as well.
The Good: Yes Allergies and Candida are problems that can cause a host of disfunction in the body. Neither is well understood by most medical professionals, even those that focus on the subject. In that regard, I love P. 71 which lists all the causes of Candida. Similarly, I like that this MD at least tries to describe the body in ways that make sense to me, i.e. the idea that systems function together.
The Bad: The ideas he has on Dyslexia are just wrong. Sorry. Too much other work on this in other areas and that work would have been available at the writing of this book. I know the author means well, but quite frankly, given you're an MD it's not so great. Had to remove at least a star for that.
The UGLY: Some of the ideas on balance as a way of solution... I mean, also wrong. Some of the movements have a whole lot more to do with whether you have leg muscle development than some of the symptoms discussed. That would have also been known in 2000, when this book was written. It's just ugly.
Largely speaking, the books starts off strong and then gets significantly worse as it creates solutions that are so incorrect as to almost be offensive if this is something you're legitimately suffering with. Makes me sad. If he would have just stuck to Candida, which is EXTREMELY misunderstood and I recall in 2000 resulted in a lot of women suffering women's issues related to taking antibiotics in a vicious cycle, then I would have applauded it. But ... and possibly because this is written by 2 dudes.. they didn't know what they were really saying as relates to that.
The Good: Yes Allergies and Candida are problems that can cause a host of disfunction in the body. Neither is well understood by most medical professionals, even those that focus on the subject. In that regard, I love P. 71 which lists all the causes of Candida. Similarly, I like that this MD at least tries to describe the body in ways that make sense to me, i.e. the idea that systems function together.
The Bad: The ideas he has on Dyslexia are just wrong. Sorry. Too much other work on this in other areas and that work would have been available at the writing of this book. I know the author means well, but quite frankly, given you're an MD it's not so great. Had to remove at least a star for that.
The UGLY: Some of the ideas on balance as a way of solution... I mean, also wrong. Some of the movements have a whole lot more to do with whether you have leg muscle development than some of the symptoms discussed. That would have also been known in 2000, when this book was written. It's just ugly.
Largely speaking, the books starts off strong and then gets significantly worse as it creates solutions that are so incorrect as to almost be offensive if this is something you're legitimately suffering with. Makes me sad. If he would have just stuck to Candida, which is EXTREMELY misunderstood and I recall in 2000 resulted in a lot of women suffering women's issues related to taking antibiotics in a vicious cycle, then I would have applauded it. But ... and possibly because this is written by 2 dudes.. they didn't know what they were really saying as relates to that.
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