Another case presentation.
Interesting one here.
We've got a 22-year-old lady called Jill, and Jill presented with endometriosis, a shocking
condition.
I'm going to talk a little bit about it from my book and then give you some explanation
about the case.
I first saw Jill when she was about three years of age.
Her mother brought her in with eczema, an itchy skin condition.
Jill was breastfed for about a week and her mother was too tired and stressed with her
other younger children to breastfeed, and placed Jill on a cow's milk formula.
Jill had already been prescribed a few rounds of broad-spectrum antibiotics by the time
she was three.
She presented with dark circles under her eyes, was lethargic, and had multiple skin
lesions up her arms and on her torso, legs, and it was scratched raw.
We successfully treated the skin complaints with diet change and a special probiotic.
I saw Jill when she was 15 years of age, but this time she had post viral fatigue.
It would have been Epstein Barr virus.
Jill was very tired, complained of headaches, and falling asleep at school.
Her mom had taken her to the doctor where she received more antibiotics, all to no avail.
She had menstrual cramps and breakouts of vaginal yeast infections at this stage.
I then saw Jill last year when she was 21.
This time she presented with endometriosis, which her doctor had diagnosed the year before.
Jill had come to me concerned about her fertility, as she had just become engaged and she was
getting regular urinary tract infections as well.
She had undergone surgery to remove several cysts and had experienced low-grade pelvic
pain since.
This time we placed Jill on the Candida Crusher program, and the results have been fantastic.
We've had no more bowel problems or urinary problems.
There's a million Jill's out there.
If you've got endometriosis and you're a lady watching this right now, I want you to sit
back and listen.
Did you have vaginal yeast infections prior to having endometriosis?
Did you use diflucan or fluconazole?
Do you use applicators like Canesten?
Did you use any creams or products from the pharmacy to cure this problem?
You've probably driven the condition back in the vaginal area into the endometrium.
It's not uncommon.
It happens all the time.
Endometriosis is an inflammation of the lining of the endometrium, and it usually comes from
some kind of irritant inside there.
There are different theories on endo.
Some people call it the retrograde menstruation theory where they think menstrual fluids have
gone back through the cervix internally and caused it.
Other people call it an autoimmune condition.
I call it a yeast infection gone wrong, or a bacterial infection like bacterial vaginosis,
which is even more common than Candida.
But conditions of endo often have had an origin with Candida parapsilosis or Candida albicans
or another Candida species that's basically got caught in the endometrium and the immune
system has started to go crazy and haywire and started to really develop inflammation
internally.
Take heed.
If you've got thrush, you need to nail this thrush.
You need to crush the thrush.
You get rid of this damn thing and get rid of it.
Don't use applicators.
Don't go and fall for the doctor's line that you'll go on an antifungal drug.
It's crap!
It doesn't work.
I've treated too many women out there who've used these drugs recurrently, and it has come
at a cost.
I've seen many women with infertility.
Many women over the years that had vaginal thrush and they never really got rid of it.
If you get recurring urinary tract infections, you need to get your immune system strong.
No booze.
No smoking.
No refined carbohydrates or crap food.
Drinking plenty of water.
Your immune system needs to be made strong.
Immune system weakness often occurs with stress.
I see stress quite commonly in 21-year-old girls like this because they're living away
from mom and dad.
They're flatting or they've got a mortgage, a new career, a boyfriend, or something.
There's some kind of stress underpinning it.
Usually, if you dig deep, you'll always find something.
What am I trying to say here?
I'm trying to say that you need to look at the causes of conditions like endo.
Now if you look at Jill's case here, it all started with antibiotics when she was three.
When she was 15, she just kept getting drugs, drugs, drugs.
It didn't work.
Don't go down that pathway.
Change your diet.
Change your lifestyle.
Take a good antifungal product.
Check out my Canxida.com.
It's a product I made I'm very proud of.
It's helped thousands of people.
It's helped many people like Jill to beat this vaginal thrush thing.
Check out Chapter 5 of Candida Crusher.
It's a chapter I wrote for people just like you if you've got vaginal problems.
Thanks for checking out my video.