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You are joining a community of people who are making a commitment to their optimal health and especially that of their respiratory tract - nose, sinuses and lungs. By using this site to help you practice the Sinus Survival Program, you can break the conventional and often depleting cycle of antibiotics, drugs and surgery. It is a challenging yet extremely rewarding commitment. In the 16 years that I have been teaching and practicing this program myself, I've been amazed at how effective it is in treating these chronic conditions and how much more enjoyable life can be.
That said, the book also has its weaknesses. If you haven't already gone headlong into the vitamin and mineral supplement lifestyle, this is all new to you. If you look at the dosages, it's not always consistent throughout the book.
Then there's the link between sinusitis and candida. I do believe that there's something to Dr Ivker's claim here. But his discipline in documenting the linkage is weak. I'd really hope that he further research and explore the current literature and studies out there. And his cure for candida -- heavily based in diet -- is not especially helpful for a vegetarian. While is diet does prod one towards eating a more healthy and vegetable-oriented meal, the suggestions really cannot be followed by a vegetarian! It's a bit ironic, but taking dairy (cheese and milk), fermented soy products (soy milk, tofu, tempeh), etc out of your diet makes you even more dependent on fish and meat. Dr Ivker doesn't address this challenge.
All said, I think the book is a good read, and provides many useful tips. It needs more focus from a good editor and thorough review of the clinical literature by the author. But, his plan is a heck of a lot better than the alternative presented by endless rounds of antibiotics.
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