Kristina K. Carlton wrote:

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 > I am wondering, if there is no leaky gut, how do fungi cause food 
intolerances? BTW, I am eating organically raised, grass fed meats,
 > except for turkey which I sometimes buy at a regular store and oddly
 > that's one thing I DON'T react to.
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 > The other thing I am considering is going to eating just one meal a
 > day. For those of you who have done that or are doing so now, how
 > much protein and fat did you eat in one sitting? I am thinking it
 > would be best to cut out all carbs, even veggies due to the fungi?
 > And I am guessing it would be best not to eat any nuts since those
 > can be high in molds?
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 > Incidentally I started getting a toe nail fungus about 3 months ago
 > and since 2007 have white spots on my lower legs which I have been
 > told is a fungus.
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 > Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. I have been dealing with
 > health issues for some time now, but never this bad and this much. It
 > used to be manageable but now I feel it's not. I have elevated heart
 > rate to the point that I can't even exercise anymore, I don't sleep
 > well, I am depressed, and more. The worst part is that I am running
 > out of foods to eat that I don't react to.
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 > In addition, like I posted the other day, I am bloated every day all
 > day long. I wonder if it could be from the fungi.
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The point that all are missing in helpful suggestions is that propounded
by Bechamp and finally admitted by Pasteur on his deathbed, to wit: The 
pathogen is nothing; the terrain is everything.

You were tested for pathogens, but not for the 
substances/pollutants/toxins/poisons that make the growth of fungi 
possible. You don't need to know which substance did it, as we know how 
to be rid of them - that is the raw zero carb diet, best cleaning and 
healing diet known.
This is also described as "Natural Hygiene" by Dr. Bernarr in his own 
way at http://www.healself.org.

As you suspect the environment in your house as being not healthy, it 
might be worth while to have it inspected for poor air circulation and 
dampness, wrong kind of insulation and/or synthetic fabrics 
(outgassing), electromagnetic radiation (wireless?), etc. and so forth. 
I would call a dowser for that if I knew any.

William


Originally posted at 07:21 ; it did not show on the list. WS