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If You Or Someone You Love Is Suffering With
Candida Yeast-- Then This Is The Critical Information You Need To
Know!
What I
don't want to do is bore you with "medical mumbo jumbo"
about this health problem...
And it is a major health problem. Many
experts have come forwards to say that upwards of 8 out of 10 people, many
of whom are very "healthy" looking on the outside, are suffering inside from too
much candida yeast fungus within their instestinal tract. Let
me quickly recap what most know about candida yeast--
- We know candida yeast is a naturally
occuring fungus within our bodies. It's in our intestinal
tracts from the time we're born and it will be there when we take
our last breath.
- This fungus is kept in check by the good
bacteria that also inhabits our intestinal tract-- yes I
said, "Good bacteria." Hopefully you knew that not all
bacteria is "bad." And if not, then now you do!
- For one reason or another the candida yeast fungus can start
to grow in numbers. There are several reasons that
most expert agree on such as: The use of antibiotics, a diet rich
in carbohydrates, too much stress in your day to day life and your
own unique heredity. There are a few less known reasons also
such as the use of birth control pills, the use of steriods and it
seems that a person's sexual partner can contribute to a candida
yeast problem.
Before you say, "Hold on now! I thought antibiotics are good?"
And the answer is, "Yes they are." IF they are not
over-used. Which seems to be the case for many folks now a
days. They get a hang-nail, they go to their family doctor and
he or she prescribes an antibiotic.
You see, antibiotics go to work looking for and killing bacteria
within the body. The problem is they are indescriminant in their of
bacteria-- they'll kill both bad and good bacteria in the body--
good bacteria that helps keep your candida yeast population in
check.
And once they are allowed to multiply, this fungus can be very
difficult to get back under control.
And what about carbohydrates? They aren't just bad for your
waistline-- they are the favorite menu item of candida yeast
fungus. The more carbs you eat, the more of a chance some of
those carbs will be used to grow the fungus in your intestinal
tract.
But you know what? It's not really the
candida yeast fungus that's the problem here... but something you won't
find mentioned on many websites dedicated to this problem.
Let me talk about termites for a moment...
Anyone that's dealt with termites
knows it can often be some time before the damage they do
becomes noticeable. Well it's the same way with candida yeast--
or should I say the 'toxins' given off from candida yeast.
Yes, I said 'toxins'.
You see it's not the candida yeast itself
that seems to be the problem-- but the toxins created by the candida yeast.
It's like this all living organism eat and
expel waste. Unfortunately for us we seem to be 'allergic' to
the waste
expelled by candida yeast.
And to make matters worse, experts report there are
upwards of 79 different toxins associated with the different yeast
fungi like candida.
As the candida yeast eat and expel their
toxins as waste, these toxins circulate the body contributing
to the various
health issues we suffer with like:
Digestive problems Oral thrush Jock itch Vaginal yeast
infections Skin rashes Nail fungus Chronic
fatigue Clouded thinking Extreme weight gain Extreme weight
loss Sinus problems Food allergies
Some people may be more allergic to one type
of toxin than another and that would help explain why everyone does
not have the same issues. Some may only have 1 or 2 issues-- others
may have 6 or more.
Anything that can help cut down on
the amount of candida yeast will help cut down on the amount of
toxins that
are circulating the body.
But after dealing with 14,000 people over
the last 3+ years I can tell you that it does take time.
Candida yeast are very stubborn-- they usually aren't beaten down
easily. Sometimes our eating habits (lots of carbs), our
heredity (some of us are just "candida yeast making machines"),
our high stress levels and possibly even our 'partners' are helping
create candida yeast fungus at an incredible rate.
And once you have a candida yeast problem, then you have the job
of getting it under control.
- What's the most effective method?
- How long does it take?
- Should I change my diet? And if I do, what can I
eat?
These are some pretty important questions that I'll attempt to answer
for you. Again, after dealing with over 14,000 people, you
get a pretty good handle on this whole candida yeast problem and how
to best deal with it. The challenge is that many people don't
deal with it, or they don't deal with it effectively.
But I ask you... what's the
alternative? A body potentially filled with toxins that are making our life miserable? No
thanks.
Here are a couple useful sites to check
out...
One is a very informative candida yeast forum: http://www.candidayeastthrushforum.com
The other is a site that offers some very helpful products for
candida yeast sufferers: http://www.candida-yeast-problems.com
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