Video 2 - Multiple Positive Symptom Matches
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Channel: CanXida · 2017 · Education
This is the second video in a series of the five main key indicators of Candida. The focus of this series are 5 Key Indicators of a Candida overgrowth. Be sure to watch the other four videos in this series! Greetings. Eric Bakker, naturopath from New Zealand. Thanks for coming back. We're talking about the key indicators predisposing you towards a candida problem. So, this is video number two, Multiple Positive Symptom Matches. So, what we look for are people who present with various kinds of symptoms in the clinic, and these don't necessary have to be gastrointestinal symptoms like bloating, or gas, or constipation, diarrhea, you know, or gall stone problems, but what we're looking for is, we're looking for a wide range of symptoms affecting multiple systems of the body. So, people with candida can, many times, have things like brain fog or brain fatigue as they will say to me, a cotton wool sensation in the head. They won't feel quite with it. They'll feel lethargic, they'll feel tired, they'll feel mentally dull, so those are cognitive dysfunction symptoms. You can also have mood disorders or emotional kind of things like anxiety or depression. When someone's been sick a long time, they're going to feel like crap, and they're going to tell you that, and it's going to bring them down, and affect their self-esteem, and make them feel quite anxious about their health. This means they're going to spend more time on the internet trying to research all these kind of things. So, we've got GI symptoms, we've got mental/emotional symptoms, many times we could have physical symptoms in the body. There could be different sensations or pain in the body caused by many different levels of immune dysfunction. These could be burning pain, or itching, stinging, all sorts of weird sensations. Topically, on the skin, we can get itching in different parts of the body, in the groin, in the scalp, around the ears, around the feet. Itching is not uncommon. Dry skin, flakey skin, itchy skin. Fingernail problems, musculoskeletal, I think we spoke about that. You know, you can get pain in the joints, you can get pain in the muscles. Urogenital symptoms. This can range from occasional urinary tract infections to prostate pain, lower back pain, kidney pain. So, what we're looking for is, we're looking for different types of symptoms in a broad range of systems in the body, and this can certainly be a key indicator that we're looking for. This is a very important thing to look at in conjunction with the past medication and treatment history. Many times, a person had a treatment that didn't quite work out, and then they developed all of these physical, emotional, and mental symptoms. So, this is video number two, Multiple Positive Symptom Matches. You'll check this out further in Candida Crusher where I've written extensively on all the possible signs and symptoms of candida, so be sure to check that one out. Thanks for tuning in, and I'll catch you in video number three.
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