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CANDIDIASIS

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Candidiasis infection of the mucous membranes caused by the fungus Candida albicans. Other terms for candidiasis are yeast infection, moniliasis (after a former name of the fungal genus), and thrush, the latter term usually being reserved for infection of the mucous membrane of the mouth. The fungus is a normal inhabitant of the mouth and vagina, and its growth is usually kept in check by certain bacteria that also live in these areas. When the balance of these organisms is disturbed by antibiotic treatment, by hormonal imbalances, or by a weakening of the body’s resistance to disease (as occurs in AIDS ), the fungus ... Read Full Story

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Chronic Candidiasis Syndrome - Candidiasis Symptoms

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The "Chronic Candidiasis Syndrome" also known as the "Candidiasis Related Complex" (CRC) is a common infection caused by Candida fungi, especially Candida albicans. Candida species are ubiquitous fungi found throughout the world as normal body flora, but they are kept under control by the immune system. When the immune system is weakened for various reasons (AIDS, diabetes, malnutrition, certain medications like corticosteroids or anticancer drugs), it begins to multiply leading to a variety of diseases. Candidiasis affects many organ systems. In immunocompetent persons, any warm, moist part of the body exposed to the environment is susceptible to infection. Common examples of this are vaginitis; ... Read Full Story

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Yeast And Candida

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The Naturopathic Doctor comes in once a month to hold a Herbal Class . I will Post what he talks about. Todays Topic is Yeast and Candida "Yeast problems are on the rise mainly because of diet, stress, and medications. Imagine a battlefield with warriors to tiny to see, where the victor of the battle gains control of you body . It's hard to believe yet that is what takes place in our body everyday as microorganisms fight for survival and control inside of us. Even more difficult to picture is how something so small can have such a powerful effect upon your health ... Read Full Story

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Candida

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thanks to Sadsack (the Sackster), I haven't stopped researching tonite. Also, Dr. Simoncini, the Oncologist from Italy implicates fungus in cancer, specifically candida. so then I'm searching IODINE, which the Sackster gave the link to and lo and behold, same guy is talking candida. What a co-incidence, I tell ya. Introduction to Candida | Candida Yeast Infections | Candida Overgrowth | Fungus Candida Albicans You really have to listen to what he says about Candida. so...candida, fungus, iodine, sodium bicarbonate, alkaline. and now.... I'm going to research (ugh) castor oil, since it's been also implicated twice today from major sources. Kritts Read Full Story

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Colon Hydrotherapy vs. Candida

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Have you been experiencing chronic migraines? Or perhaps you have been unusually craving for sweets? Do you feel sluggish everyday? These are only a few symptoms of candidiasis. You may have a vague idea of candidiasis when it is actually one of the leading causes of many physical, mental, and emotional ailments. The human body naturally possesses Candida Albicans. It is a yeast that normally coexist with healthy bacteria within the colon. However, since the colon is also the passageway for the expulsion of the body’s toxic waste, it is also the breeding ground for bad bacteria. In effect, the yeast grows profusely, penetrating ... Read Full Story

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