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Cure for Chronic Immune Dysfunction Syndromes

Signs of a Depressed Immune System

The very first micro-organism to sense the decreased strength of our immune system (Wei Qi) is the Candida cell. In fact it starts multiplying before the patient exhibits one single symptom. Hence, immuno-suppressed patients present themselves with yeast symptoms. Of course, the reader thinks about a vaginal yeast infection, and indeed, millions of victims show such a symptom. Alas, this is not all.

Multiple food sensitivities, bloating, gas, constipation or loose bowels, PMS, no menstrual cycle at all, cravings for sugar and carbohydrates, inability to lose weight, loss of short-term memory and concentration, panic attacks, inability to hold chiropractic adjustments, dizzy spells, postnasal drip, moodswings, urination frequency and burning, loss of sexual desire, metallic taste in the mouth and irritability, all are symptoms of yeast overgrowth.

Once the patient's immune system is busy fighting this massive yeast invasion, viruses such as Herpes Simplex family (like CEBV) have an easy time multiplying and exhibitng their own symptomatology -- muscle fatigue, sore throats, flu-like symptoms, low grade fevers and enlarged cervical lymph nodes.

Often a hypersensitivity towards sunlight and sound is noted. The patient catches one cold after another, sensitivities towards the environment increase, and the patient feels like he will never recover from an endless flu. As if he does not have enough to deal with already, almost every CIDS is invaded by the ultimate enemy, parasites. They will add their own ailments (loose stools, ravenous appetite with weight loss) but often blend symptoms with those of yeast and viruses.

Therapeutic Measures

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