Yeast ~ Candida
Albicans
What Is Candida Albicans?
Candida
Albicans is a yeast growth present in nearly all human beings. It is normally controlled by bacteria in the
intestines however, in certain individuals and under certain conditions, it
overgrows. These overgrown yeast
colonies release powerful chemicals which circulate through your body. These toxins can cause a variety of symptoms
when people develop a hypersensitivity or allergy to it. The medical term for this yeast overgrowth is
Candidiasis.
What Are The Symptoms of Allergic Candidiases?
Men,
women, children and pets can have candidiasis.
Common symptoms of candida overgrowth are:
I. Physical Symptoms:
Reproductive System: Skin
System:
Intermittent
vaginal discharge, itching or yeast vaginitis Fungal
infections of the skin, ears,
Penile
skin irritation may occur in men groin
areas
Decreased
sexual drive may occur Athlete’s
foot
Premenstrual
symptoms in women often occur
Gastrointestinal System: Ears:
Gastritis Itchy
ears
Chronic
mouth ulceration or mouth infections (thrush) Chronic
ear infection
Bloating
of the stomach and cramps Discharge
Constipation
or diarrhea
Rectal
itching
Colitis
Excessive
weight gain
Chronic
heartburn
Flatulence
II. Allergic
Symptoms: III.
Emotional Symptoms:
Hay
fever Severe
depression
Sinusitis Confusion,
memory lapses, inability to concentrate
Asthma Extreme
irritability, mood swings, fretfulness
Bronchitis Lethargy
Skin
problems Headaches
Note: In women, these symptoms my be worse
during the
premenstrual phase of the menstrual cycle
What Factors Can Lead To Overgrowth of Candida
Albicans In My Body?
Several factors can lead
to an overgrowth of candida Albicans in a person body:
1) Use of antibiotics, often with a history of
chronic urinary infections, ear and/or throat infections, sinus infections,
respiratory infections or acne.
2) Long-term use of steroids such as cortisone
or prednisone can also accentuate mold growth in the body. Cortisone may be used for inflammatory
conditions such as arthritis, asthma or other immune diseases.
3) Use of birth control pills or oral
contraceptives are associated with a higher incidence of vaginal yeast
infections. Pregnancy is also associated
with an increase incidence of vaginal yeast infections.
4) Excessive intake of foods containing sugar
and yeast products (vinegar, mushrooms, pickles, alcohol, aged cheeses, etc.)
can accentuate mold growth in the intestines.
How Can I Be Treated For This Condition?
Step
1 ~ Diet
A
low carbohydrate and a low yeast diet is necessary since the candida albicans
organism reproduces itself most rapidly when feeding on sugar and yeast
containing foods. Your diet should avoid
all sugars, mushrooms, vinegars, cheeses, dried fruits and alcoholic beverages.
Step 2 ~ Anti-fungal Nutritional Supplements
Yeast/Fungal
Detox
Caprylic
Acid Combo
Taheebo
Tea
Pau
D’Arco (caps, extract, lotion)
Olive
Leaf Extract
Garlic
(caps, tablet, soft gel)
Silver
Shield
Paw
Paw Para-Cleanse
Acidophilus Supplements:
Administration
of “friendly bacteria” such as lactobacillus acidophilus will aid in the
development of proper bowel bacteria which will retard further growth of Candida
Albicans in the intestine.
Acidophilus
(milk-free)
Bacillus
Coagulans, NutriBiome
Bifidophilus
Flora Force
Probiotic
Eleven
Pure
Essential Oils:
Cinnamon
Clove
Bud
Eucalyptus
Geranium
Lavender
Myrrh
Oregano,
Wild
Patchouli
Peppermint
Rosemary
Tea
Tree
Thyme
You may find these
excellent supplements:
Nature’s
Sunshine ~ https://www.naturessunshine.com/us/products/a-z/
Sisel
International ~ https://smile4you.mysisel.com/en/US/shopping#/products
Dr.
Robert Keller ~ http://robkellermd.com/rob-keller-md-supplement-products.html
Please feel free to contact me for
more information!
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Shari Uhazie, CH, CNHC, “The Himalayan Salt
Lady”
Herbalist, Natural Health Consultant
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If
you suffer from undesirable conditions, seek the advice of a competent health
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