Candida is a disease that has vast and unpleasant repercussions, and is seldom diagnosed for what it is. After her own bout with Candida.
February 28, 2007 (Press Release) --
London, UK, February 13, 2007 – Jane Symms announced that she will be
releasing a free weekly Candida newsletter to assist her in her efforts to spread Candida
awareness and help sufferers manage their condition. This announcement follows the successes
that Symms has seen with her e-book “Naturally Eliminating Candida” and her Candida blog.
It was Jane Symms’ own experience with Candida that motivated her to educate herself about
her condition and come up with the natural, practical treatments that she has found to be so
effective. Her book “Naturally Eliminating Candida” was an obvious next step after having
come up with such educational and practical information and tools.
Candida is an extremely prevalent and yet not widely recognized condition. It is frequently
misdiagnosed due to its vast range of symptoms that can so easily be misinterpreted as other
diseases and conditions. When Symms learned this, she realized how important it was to share
what she had discovered with other Candida sufferers and with people who suspect that
Candida may be the cause of their own symptoms.
Its symptoms range from chronic fatigue, to skin problems such as eczema and atheltes’ foot,
to recurring vaginitis, and even asthma and depression. The condition truly feels as though
it is taking over the sufferer’s life.
Therefore, Symms feels that the free weekly Candida newsletter will be extremely useful to
Candida sufferers, as it offers:
? Hard facts about Candida that every sufferer should know
? Myths about Candida that should be disregarded
? Signs and symptoms of Candida
? Dietary changes that can have a strong impact on Candida symptoms.
? Natural treatments to ease or even eliminate Candida symptoms
? Natural remedies for yeast reduction and to repair the damage that has already been done.
To subscribe to Jane Symms’ free Candida newsletter, visit
http://www.eliminating-candida.com/index.html?source=pr.
For more information about Candida, and to find out how it can be naturally treated, visit
the Candida blog at http://www.eliminating-candida.com/blog.
releasing a free weekly Candida newsletter to assist her in her efforts to spread Candida
awareness and help sufferers manage their condition. This announcement follows the successes
that Symms has seen with her e-book “Naturally Eliminating Candida” and her Candida blog.
It was Jane Symms’ own experience with Candida that motivated her to educate herself about
her condition and come up with the natural, practical treatments that she has found to be so
effective. Her book “Naturally Eliminating Candida” was an obvious next step after having
come up with such educational and practical information and tools.
Candida is an extremely prevalent and yet not widely recognized condition. It is frequently
misdiagnosed due to its vast range of symptoms that can so easily be misinterpreted as other
diseases and conditions. When Symms learned this, she realized how important it was to share
what she had discovered with other Candida sufferers and with people who suspect that
Candida may be the cause of their own symptoms.
Its symptoms range from chronic fatigue, to skin problems such as eczema and atheltes’ foot,
to recurring vaginitis, and even asthma and depression. The condition truly feels as though
it is taking over the sufferer’s life.
Therefore, Symms feels that the free weekly Candida newsletter will be extremely useful to
Candida sufferers, as it offers:
? Hard facts about Candida that every sufferer should know
? Myths about Candida that should be disregarded
? Signs and symptoms of Candida
? Dietary changes that can have a strong impact on Candida symptoms.
? Natural treatments to ease or even eliminate Candida symptoms
? Natural remedies for yeast reduction and to repair the damage that has already been done.
To subscribe to Jane Symms’ free Candida newsletter, visit
http://www.eliminating-candida.com/index.html?source=pr.
For more information about Candida, and to find out how it can be naturally treated, visit
the Candida blog at http://www.eliminating-candida.com/blog.
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