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We're going to talk today about why many people never fully recover from a Candida yeast infection.
There are many different reasons, and I'm going to read a little bit out of my book
in a minute to explain to you the different types of reasons why many people never fully
recover.
Some people are on the wrong track.
Some people are misdiagnosed.
But I think one of the main reasons for failure of recovery is similar to one of the main
reasons for failure to thrive in a relationship, personal or professional.
Failure to thrive in a business.
Failure to achieve anything worthwhile in life.
And one of the biggest things is stickability or persistence, hanging in there with treatment,
and fine-tuning things along the way.
Improving and then realizing what makes you improve and what doesn't make you improve.
Obviously, doing more of what is conducive toward improvement and doing less of what's
conducive toward making you feel bad or fail.
That's why I never believe in diets.
I think they're all crap, most diets, because how can someone formulate a very specific,
defined diet just for you.
It's a load of crap.
The diet is something you define and fine tune and perfect over time.
It's like your garden.
I can't give you an idea on how your garden is going to look.
It's something you create and design yourself.
It's like your life.
You create your own life based on what you think is right for you.
Your belief systems.
Your education.
Your experiences.
We can't tell people what to do.
They have to decide for themselves what's right or wrong for them.
Here are some of the key reasons why many people with a yeast infection end up with
varied outcomes.
This is out of my book, Candida Crusher.
The person may be misdiagnosed or treated for another condition.
This is very common.
Many people I see with a chronic yeast infection have been misdiagnosed and told they've got
irritable bowel syndrome, for example, so they'll be put on a specific kind of diet
by dieticians who think this is the right way to go.
Some people think everything can be cured by diet.
YouTube and the internet are full of these diet gurus or the diet police.
You can't eat gluten.
You can't eat this.
You can't eat that.
The person may have been treated but has relapsed due to poor follow up.
This is quite common, too.
Many people in the natural medicine business are just as guilty of this as a lot of other
health care professionals, the conventional ones.
They'll treat someone, but the person will relapse and then they'll get treated for something
else, although the follow up will be poor.
The person won't get called up or come back to the clinic, and that person will doctor
hop from one practitioner to another.
The person aggravated after the first treatment and never came back.
This is quite common, too.
People get treatment.
They get maybe a Herxheimer reaction or feel bad and they never come back.
They think that the treatment has made them feel sick.
They go and see another doctor.
The person did not follow the plan effectively or gave up on the diet too soon.
This is one of the most common reasons for failure is people giving up.
People give up in life way too easy.
Persistence breaks resistance, is my saying.
You have to persist with things.
You have to continue on and continue on and continue on until you get what you want.
Anything worthwhile in life is worth hanging in there for.
The person thought they could beat a yeast infection with supplements alone.
What a load of crap.
You can't do this.
You can't just take a pill and fix your ill.
You've got to make major changes to your diet and your lifestyle.
Supplements are the icing on the cake.
They're not the actual cake itself.
It's the same with diet.
You will not beat Candida with diet alone.
You will not beat Candida with lifestyle alone.
You need to beat it with a combination of different events.
The person did not stop drinking alcohol entirely no matter how little consumed.
This is something I commonly see with people is they don't give up drinking.
They think, "Oh, well, one glass of wine a week is going to be okay."
I've got a pit hate with people who are gluten free, but then they decide that wine is okay
or alcohol is okay.
Don't talk to me if you're in this category.
I don't want to hear about it.
The person regularly takes prescribed drugs, maybe the Pill or antibiotics.
This is again very common.
People think they can take the oral contraceptive pill and beat a Candida infection.
You can't.
You have to stop the Pill for a while if you really want to beat a chronic yeast infection.
Estrogen, synthetic estrogen, in particular, has a way of really allowing a yeast infection
to continue.
The person does not adopt rest, exercise or support a healthy lifestyle, so they don't
really want to do everything that they can in their power to beat the infection.
The last one.
A person is subjected continually to a low-grade stressful lifestyle.
This is a lot of people.
They stay on their Facebook, in bed, on their iPads, maybe, or they can't stop texting.
They're on their mobile phone all the time.
All these stressful things that occur in people's lives, shift work, dysfunctional relationships,
not enjoying your occupation.
These are all contributing factors to why people can't recover from a yeast infection.
If you can relate to any of that that I've given you, have a think about your lifestyle
and your diet and the changes you can make that are really going to help accelerate your
recovery.
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