Banishing Candida Once and For All Candida is a type of yeast. Usually, it lives on the body and it causes no harm. However, if our body's defences fail to keep it in check, it can lead to candida overgrowth, and when this happens, we can suffer from all finds of ill effects. Below, we're going to consider candida in more depth. We will look at the type of ailments that it can lead to and we will look at ways that we can keep it in check. What Is Candida? How Does it Affect the Body? As we mentioned in the introduction, candida is a type of yeast that is found on the body. It is a hardy organism that is difficult to get rid of, but it normally causes few problems. However, candida becomes problematic when it grows out of control. When this happens, we can experience a wide range of issues. These include: •
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Yeast infections (which are sometimes called fungal infections – yeast is a type of fungus), such as oral and vaginal thrush, athlete's foot, fungal nail infection, and scalloped tongue. Lack of energy, particularly that mimics chronic fatigue or fibromyalgia Problems with the digestive system, such as leaky guts, bloating, diarrhoea, and constipation Food cravings, particularly for refined carbohydrates and sweets Brain fog, cognitive impairment, memory problems and difficulty in concentration Skin rashes Mood disorders Itchy ears
Of course, all of these symptoms – aside from the first, can have other causes too. It's important that you ask your GP for a full work up if you experience these issues. However, if you have exhausted all avenues, or if you would simply like to start tackling issues straight away, then addressing a candida overgrowth will help; there are no side effects of getting rid of candida, so you have nothing to lose. How Do You Get Rid of Candida? You will need to undergo a number of different steps in order to tackle candida overgrowth.
1. The first thing you should do is target your digestive system, and get rid
of any lurking candida parasites. You do this by taking a probiotic supplement, such as Threelac. These probiotics will start to fight off the candida infection. Threelac contains three different probiotics and each has the ability to suppress yeast growth. 2. Next, you need to clean the colon to get rid of any toxins. You should use a natural product, such as Oxy powder as the invasive procedures, such as colonic irrigation, can actually introduce bacteria to the colon. Following treatment, take another dose of Threelac to ensure that you replenish any lost probiotics.
3. Both of the above steps should kill off the candida yeast, but you can
make sure you get rid of any remnants by taking a medically endorsed product, such as canesten. 4. Now that you have eliminated candida, it is time to make sure that it stays away for good. You need to give your body a fighting chance by strengthening the immune system you do this via lifestyle choices, such as a healthy diet and exercise. You should also start to take a multivitamin. Finally, you should consume probiotic yoghurt at least once every two days. If you follow these steps, candida should become a thing of the past. If you would like to learn more about the benefits of probiotics, including Threelac, then please visit our website. Contact Us: The Finchley Clinic (returned items) C/O Circle Logistics Services Ltd.
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