Summary of how oils can help
The following summary was submitted by Kathy.
Please click on the tab Science and Research to find a more
detailed explanation.
Candida acts as a long term vaccination
displaying the body's own cellular receptors to the body's
immune system. When the immune system sees such receptors
for a long enough time, it will attack cells which display
such receptors, which includes the cells of the body. There
is research which shows that such immune system reactions
occur. The yeast Candida is the primary target. If the
Candida is removed the body stops attacking itself.
THE SOLUTION – Simple and Effective:
· 5 drops
melaleuca essential oil
· 5 drops
lemon essential oil
· 3
drops oregano essential oil
Put drops into an empty 00 capsule (buy at any health
food store) and take one daily for 30 days. Stop for 2
weeks then take again for 30 days.
Procedures (protocols) other folks
recommend
Kathy - (see more detailed information under the Diet &
Nutrition and Science & Research tabs) DoTERRA has a
product called called GX Assist which can be taken before
and after a Candida cleanse. GX Assist is formulated with therapeutic-grade
oregano, melaleuca, lemon, lemongrass, peppermint, and thyme
essentials oils that have been demonstrated to have in-vitro
antimicrobial properties. GX Assist also includes caprylic
acid that has been traditionally used as for its specific
health-supporting properties in the gut.
Unedited Extracts from Google Group EverythingdoTerra
These unedited extracts are added to
increase the speed at which they can be made available. Eventually
they will be edited and added to the normal body of information.
Enjoy.
Nina - I have an auto-immune blood
disease and feel fabulous taking a variety of Doterra oils.
I have two friends wanting to use Doterra oils that take
Remicade and Embrel for their Auto-immune diseases. RA,
Scoriasis and Scoriatic Arthritis. The Essential Oils boost
your immune system. Is this a problem for people who are on
immuno-suppressant drugs or are not on drugs but have an
auto-immune disease. Most doctors have no experience with
essential oils. I can’t find good research info on the
topic. Does anyone have information or experience with this
topic? People want to use oils but are nervous they are
negating other therapies they are on or adding to the
auto-immune problem. I’d appreciate any information.
Pat - Essential oils do not get in the
way of meds. Our Life Long Wellness pack is an essential
nutritional supplement for people with auto immune disease,
also the Candida blend and the use of the oils internally,
topically and aromatically. It has been my experience that
using the oils in many ways gives you back your health and
you have complete control of it.
Monica - I apologize for not remembering
the correct name of the cells, but I did ask Dr. Hill about
autoimmune issues specifically, because I have a client who
takes medication to suppress her immune system. Dr.
Hill explained that those medications work on a specific
type of cell (B cells, maybe.... I really don't remember the
name... it seems that there was a letter....), which is not
the type of cell that is affected by the
LLW trio, and that
neither the supplements nor the oils would interfere with
those medications.
I hope this helps,
Nina - Thanks Patricia and Monica. I've
been taking lots of oils every day in every way and have
also just ordered the LLW trio!! I will also pass along that
the oils do not interfere with immuno-suppressant drugs.
It's B cells, lymphocytes I believe Monica, and the drugs
usually target certain CD antibodies. Rituxan for example
affect the CD20 antibodies.
Monica - I'm thrilled to hear that
you'll be starting the LLW trio! You are sure to LOVE
what they do for you!!
Diet and Nutrition great
complements to essential oils
Everyone needs the Candida cleanse. Of course
the solution is simple and effective but the hard part is
learning white sugar is your enemy – stay away from soda,
fried foods, sugary junk food, even smoothies or carrot
juice can overload your system with too much sugar at one
time so drink them slowly over a period of time and never
more than 6 ounces at a time. While on the cleanse,
eat as healthy as possible and also get plenty of water.
Science and Research what the
research is saying
Candida, Inflammation & Auto-Immune Illnesses
Kathy - This summary is based on Dr. Bruce Semon's book
An Extraordinary Power to Heal (2003). This summary
gives general explanations about how yeast can cause
so-called autoimmune illnesses and chronic disease. For
detailed explanations, including an extensive chapter on how
the immune system is supposed to work--and how yeast prevent
it from working correctly--we recommend that you read
An Extraordinary Power to Heal.
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Crohn's Disease,
Fibromyalgia, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Lupus, Multiple
Sclerosis, Numbness in the hands, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and
Ulcerative colitis: What do these have in common?
They all respond to dietary intervention and anti-yeast
treatment.
Why might chronic diseases ranging from psoriasis to
ulcerative colitis to arthritis respond to dietary
intervention and anti-yeast treatment? These diseases are
all marked by the body appearing to attack itself. They are
called "auto-immune" diseases.
I have always considered the idea of the body attacking
itself as a strange idea. Why should the body do that? In 40
years of research, the biomedical research community has
been unable to come up with any answer. Maybe the concept is
wrong.
Maybe the body is not attacking itself primarily. Maybe
the primary target is not the body but the yeast Candida
albicans. To understand how such terrible diseases can
occur, we need to look at the interactions of Candida
albicans and the immune system.
Yeast are normal residents of the intestinal tract. After
antibiotics, yeast grow to fill in the space left by dead
bacteria and the yeast continue to grow at this higher
level. The body still must contain the yeast so that the
yeast does not invade the rest of the body. If Candida
invades the body, the result is often death.
The best way to look at the immune system is to
understand that the immune system has both defensive and
offensive weapons. The main defensive weapon is
inflammation. Inflammation is like putting up a wall, a hot
wall, which makes it difficult for invading foreign
microorganisms to get through. Inflammation will occur
anytime the immune system contacts a foreign invader. But as
you know the inflammation is painful. Along with the
inflammation, should come the offensive weapons which kill
the foreign invader. The problem is that Candida has many
tricks to evade the offensive weapons of the body's immune
system.
Candida is a very difficult organism for the body's
immune system to clear. Why?
Yeast have a capsule on the outside which prevents the
first line (phagocytic) white blood cells of the body from
engulfing the yeast and killing it. So the body must rely on
the other parts of the immune system.
Candida has other tricks to evade the body's immune
system. One of these tricks is to change its outside. The
immune system recognizes the outside receptors of the
invading organism and then sends out signals to start an
immune response. Some of the immune responders then look for
cells with those receptors. Candida albicans can change the
receptors which it is displaying, making it difficult for
the body's immune cells to react appropriately. In essence,
Candida albicans is a moving target, which changes its form.
The most important thing to know about Candida is that
Candida albicans can make factors which suppress the immune
response to itself. These factors can be found in the
circulation of people with significant Candida infections.
When these factors are purified and placed in cultures of
immune cells, these immune cells do not develop the
responses to Candida which they are supposed to develop. In
other words, Candida can make factors, which prevent the
body from reacting to and killing the Candida. These factors
prevent the total eradication of Candida from the body.
The Candida can suppress the offensive weapons of the
body's immune system. But the inflammation will still be
generated because when the immune system detects a foreign
invader, there will always be inflammation. The problem is
that the foreign invader, the Candida, is not going away,
because the immune system's offensive weapons are
suppressed. The inflammation will remain and inflammation is
painful.
In the intestinal tract, there is Candida, which tries to
invade the intestinal wall, and the immune system responds
with inflammation. The problem is that the Candida
suppresses the immune system's offensive weapons, so the
Candida stays and the inflammation is prolonged. This
prolonged inflammation is called ulcerative colitis if it
occurs in the large intestine and it is called Crohn's
disease if it occurs in the small intestine. These disorders
are prolonged inflammation resulting from the immune
system's inability to clear Candida.
In ulcerative colitis, there is painful inflammation of
the intestine rather than regulated containment. As the body
fights the yeast in the intestine, some of the cells
fighting the yeast circulate and come into contact with
yeast on the skin and start an inflammation there, leading
to eczema and psoriasis .
Candida causes autoimmune problems such as lupus and
rheumatoid arthritis in this way. Candida puts out receptors
on its cell surface which are actually human receptors for
connective tissue and the immune system. If the body attacks
the Candida in the intestinal tract, the body's immune
system will attack anything which looks like the Candida.
Because of the connective tissue receptors on Candida, the
body's immune system may attack other cells in the body
which have these receptors.
Many tissues such as the joints have connective tissue
and as the body attacks the Candida, the body will also
attack these cells. The result is painful joints or other
inflamed tissues.
Candida also has receptors which are similar to those in
the brain. When these cells are attacked, the result is
multiple sclerosis.
In other words, Candida acts as a long term vaccination
displaying the body's own cellular receptors to the body's
immune system. When the immune system sees such receptors
for a long enough time, it will attack cells which display
such receptors, which includes the cells of the body. There
is research which shows that such immune system reactions
occur. The yeast Candida is the primary target. If the
Candida is removed the body stops attacking itself.