Missing Diagnosis

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Summary: It was very educational and informative.
Review: This book was referred to me by a nutritionist.ph.d because all the symptoms I had had were all understandable with the history I presented. I,ve experienced yeast after yeast infections and got so many opinions from doctors with even one telling me "it was all in my head." After reading the case histories for myself and discovering that I could actually feel for what they were saying. It's a debate on my side of town between doctors, health professionals, dieticians, etc. so I used a bit of conventional medicine combined with diet and natural medicines. The psychiatrist I eventually had to see for depression and emotional disturbances did not take candida at all into consideration, therefore while in the hospital, no diet was presented to me. This book should be read by many many more doctors, social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, nutritionists, health practioners of all kinds, teachers and parents. It is true how affected the body is to doses and dos! es of antibiotics, stress, a diet void of live foods for energy, hormones, birth controls and just about anything that is unnatural. I personally have been so affected by candida that today, I am disabled to work and socialize as much as I'd like too. Money is a factor for me which causes more stress and less opportunities for holistic treatment. Conventional medicines have not been able to help. They have only served to introduce toxins in my blood stream which create memory, concentration, vision problems, fatigue, and many other physical ailments. It was the best book I have ever read on candida and I wish, somehow I can contribute to its getting to reach more and more people who are in the helping profession at all levels.