The Missing Diagnosis

by C. Orian Truss

The coincidental onset of yeast infection of the vagina and intestine was associated in this young woman with allergic asthma and hives, and with the mental confusion and suicidal depression of abnormal brain function. The rapid disappearance of all symptoms when the yeast infection was treated illustrates clearly the capacity of this fungus to cause serious systematic illness.

Paperback

First published January 1, 1983

Reviews

[Chrisl · Rating 4 out of 5]

One of the first doctors to diagnose chronic yeast infections as a source of symptoms not previously linked to intestinal parasites. He also suggested people with type A blood were slightly more susceptible.

A somewhat useful supplement in its days to the then best selling books by Dr William Crook, and also interesting in context of the senior D'Adamo's blood type books.

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