Originally posted by Mark
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What you are describing is a typical candida reaction.
Normally, candida does not surface until you try to kill it off. When
attacking yeast, it is then very common for it to surface as a rash on the
hands, neck, lower back, etc... this is classic. And if you stop taking
something that is attacking candida, the rash will go away.
Anyway, any doctor can test you for candida. If the levels are high
enough throughout your intestinal track and in the blood, it is difficult
for anything to give you benefits until that has been taken care of.
Obviously, I can't say for sure it is candida but what you're explaining
perfectly matches a very common symptom. I can't make claims for
ASEA killing candida of course, but it supports the immune system and
one of the immune systems jobs, if there are enough of the right molecules
available, is to kill yeast.
There are mothers all across North America that actually spray this on
their baby's butts to get rid of rashes and there are many people that
have had rashes clear up by drinking it.
As far a a refund for a case, yes of course, email me details and we'll
contact the company. I do not know why you weren't answered. Their
customer service is incredible. Please include shipping details of the other
cases you returned.
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