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problem in the ears that has not responded to medical
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QUESTION: YEASTS IN THE EARS
Q: For 9 years now I’ve suffered from yeast in my ears.
No matter what my doctor does, antibiotics and other
kinds of eardrops, it still itches. Recently, it
required two trips to the doctor’s office to remove all
the wax in my ears. I’ve had this problem ever since I
went south of the border during a vacation to south
Texas. What can I do? I’m at wit’s end!--- Mrs. E.B.
Dear Mrs. E.B.: (PART I) Yeast is a major problem for
many, many people, and the number is growing. Not just
in the ears but inside the body. The topic is so big
that I am going to have to respond to your question in
two columns. This is only the first installment.
We see it so much nowadays in so many patients that
we’ve researched the topic quite extensively, and have
what we feel are answers for many sufferers of this
problem. But, in the final analysis, you will need to
consult with your personal physician about the
feasibility of our suggestions.
First of all, yeast develops in most people because of a
low pH in the kidneys. Conditions associated with low pH
are: hypo/hyperglycemia, diabetes mellitus II,
ulcers/indigestion, bladder/urinary tract infections,
abnormal calcium absorption (causing both osteoarthritis
and rheumatoid arthritis), suppressed immune system and
allergy.
If one sees white or yellowish tinge on their tongue,
for instance, what they may be seeing is “thrush”, which
is simply evidence that the yeast has traveled from the
urinary tract, through the intestines, stomach,
esophagus, on out to the mouth.
Secondly, yeast is so insidious and dangerous that once
it has taken over it requires a yeoman’s effort to get
rid of. Most allopathic treatments fail miserably, and
are themselves as dangerous as they are ineffective in
the long-term. Topically treating yeast is only
short-term, at best. The problem is almost always
systemic.
Finally, traditional medicine is woefully guilty in mis-treating
yeast, often treating it with antibiotics. Yeasts love
antibiotics, so they instead grow and go deeper in the
tissues.
In the next column we’ll talk a little about some ideas
that you and your doctor may consider for ridding you of
this problem.
Dear Mrs. E.B.: (PART II) As stated in the last column,
yeast often develops in most people because of a low pH
in the kidneys. So the first place to start in your
journey for a solution to your problem is to raise the
pH in your body. In doing so, you will be addressing a
host of other potential problems, including premature
aging and suppressed immunology.
Ionized (electrically-charged) calcium can raise pH of
the body. So can drinking more water and cutting down on
refined sugar and caffeine. Add more fresh fruits and
vegetables and reduce meat intake, and you’ll have the
yeast on the run!
To speed the process, we note that specially processed
cranberry capsules, combined with a small amount of
garlic root, echinacea angustifolia, and other herbs may
help. Colloidal Silver, cold-processed aloe vera juice,
Noni juice, and other approaches have been documented in
the literature as putting yeast out of business.
Topically, in your ear canals in this case, we suggest
Miracell Botanicals solution used daily for a period of
30 days. It is important to strictly follow directions
on the container for best results. None of the
antibiotic/cortisone solutions are of any use against
yeast, and usually make the problem worse.
A cautionary note: No matter how much your ears itch
during recovery you must refrain from using cotton swabs
or other objects. Of course, if the yeast, keratin, wax,
desquamated tissues, and debris have collected or
impacted your ears, your doctor can flush it out before
you begin the regimen.
I hope these suggestions are useful to you and your
doctor. We realize that this is an ongoing problem all
over the nation, but feel that intelligent combination
of the best of nature and best of medicine can work
wonders in address the problem.
Questions may be directed to
www.digicare.org or faxed
to (719) 676-6882. Due to space limitations, questions
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