Chronic Candida Infection

Posted on May 8, 2019February 24, 2023 by Teresa

What to do about something like a chronic Candida infection will boil down to a few simple elements. First, learning whether or not you are indeed suffering from chronic Candida. Second, learning about the organism in order to eliminate its presence. Lastly, taking the proper steps to completely eliminating the overgrowth of Candida from the G.I. tract.

It helps to first know that C. albicans resides naturally within the G.I. tract of both men and women, and though it is thought of more as a woman’s medical condition, men can develop a chronic Candida infection just as easily as women.

What is Candida?

As far as Candida itself goes the most common form of the species is Candida albicans. Just as long as C. albicans remains naturally confined within the G.I. Tract — and just as long as it doesn’t grow wildly out of control — it will present little or no problem. But Candida, being fungal in nature, the possibility that it can indeed grow wildly is always present, in which case chronic Candida infections could become a depressing regularity.

When is it Chronic?

Candidiasis condition can be considered chronic if you have had symptoms generally lasting longer than 6 months or more. Some of the most common symptoms reported are constant headaches, fevers, gas/bloating, diarrhea or constipation, indigestion, brain fog, fatigue, depression etc.

Steps for Eliminating Candida

If any of these conditions have been occurring for longer than 6 months and you suspect chronic Candida albicans, than there are several steps you can take in order to eliminate these symptoms. Here are these steps simplified:

Step 1: Starve the Candida organism using the anti-Candida diet and/or anti-fungals. The anti-Candida diet can be found in the Restore 3 protocol

Step 2: Replenish your G.I. tract with probiotics and supplements that rebuild the intestinal wall. 

By following this outline, you are well underway to regaining your health and eliminating most, if not all, of the symptoms that may be plaguing you. The biggest culprit to avoid at all costs during the anti-Candida diet is to eliminate all sugar from your diet since Candida yeast cells feed mainly off of the sugar that you eat.

What Now?

If the Candida problem remains within body systems or organs, certain robust anti-fungals can do the trick as far as overcoming the various chronic Candida infections that may show themselves. If Candida can make it into one or several of the body systems such as the bloodstream, there is a danger of developing chronic systemic Candida. This should be regarded as a potentially serious issue if left untreated for many years.

Chronic Candida

Chronic Candida, if left untreated for a long period of time, has the potential to wreak havoc on the general well-being of a person both physically and non-physically. It also has been shown to lead to many auto-immune diseases and conditions such as ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease.

By taking your health into your own hands and educating yourself on chronic Candida, you can eliminate this problem forever rather inexpensively. There is a wealth of information and a step-by-step guide to Candida elimination found in the Restore 3 protocol. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Chronic Candida Infection

Posted on May 8, 2019February 24, 2023 by Teresa

What to do about something like a chronic Candida infection will boil down to a few simple elements. First, learning whether or not you are indeed suffering from chronic Candida. Second, learning about the organism in order to eliminate its presence. Lastly, taking the proper steps to completely eliminating the overgrowth of Candida from the G.I. tract.

It helps to first know that C. albicans resides naturally within the G.I. tract of both men and women, and though it is thought of more as a woman’s medical condition, men can develop a chronic Candida infection just as easily as women.

What is Candida?

As far as Candida itself goes the most common form of the species is Candida albicans. Just as long as C. albicans remains naturally confined within the G.I. Tract — and just as long as it doesn’t grow wildly out of control — it will present little or no problem. But Candida, being fungal in nature, the possibility that it can indeed grow wildly is always present, in which case chronic Candida infections could become a depressing regularity.

When is it Chronic?

Candidiasis condition can be considered chronic if you have had symptoms generally lasting longer than 6 months or more. Some of the most common symptoms reported are constant headaches, fevers, gas/bloating, diarrhea or constipation, indigestion, brain fog, fatigue, depression etc.

Steps for Eliminating Candida

If any of these conditions have been occurring for longer than 6 months and you suspect chronic Candida albicans, than there are several steps you can take in order to eliminate these symptoms. Here are these steps simplified:

Step 1: Starve the Candida organism using the anti-Candida diet and/or anti-fungals. The anti-Candida diet can be found in the Restore 3 protocol

Step 2: Replenish your G.I. tract with probiotics and supplements that rebuild the intestinal wall. 

By following this outline, you are well underway to regaining your health and eliminating most, if not all, of the symptoms that may be plaguing you. The biggest culprit to avoid at all costs during the anti-Candida diet is to eliminate all sugar from your diet since Candida yeast cells feed mainly off of the sugar that you eat.

What Now?

If the Candida problem remains within body systems or organs, certain robust anti-fungals can do the trick as far as overcoming the various chronic Candida infections that may show themselves. If Candida can make it into one or several of the body systems such as the bloodstream, there is a danger of developing chronic systemic Candida. This should be regarded as a potentially serious issue if left untreated for many years.

Chronic Candida

Chronic Candida, if left untreated for a long period of time, has the potential to wreak havoc on the general well-being of a person both physically and non-physically. It also has been shown to lead to many auto-immune diseases and conditions such as ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease.

By taking your health into your own hands and educating yourself on chronic Candida, you can eliminate this problem forever rather inexpensively. There is a wealth of information and a step-by-step guide to Candida elimination found in the Restore 3 protocol. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What is a Systemic Candida Infection?

Posted on April 3, 2019February 24, 2023 by Teresa

A systemic Candida infection can be a potentially serious issue, but if treated properly can be managed through the timely application of medication and proper diet. Though not normally life-threatening, it should be treated with the seriousness it deserves.

A systemic Candida infection usually makes an appearance due to the presence of the most common Candida microorganism, which is Candida albicans. Systemic Candida essentially means that the yeast has entered the bloodstream and can travel to other parts of the body and organs. In more serious cases, systemic Candida infection can sometimes result in organ infection.

Yeast Infections

In other instances, systemic Candida overgrowth will result in what is known as Candidemia. This medical condition is more commonly known as invasive Candidiasis which is the presence of yeasts or fungi in the bloodstream. Upon physical examination the patient will most often reveal a history of several days of fever that is strangely resistant to most broad spectrum antibiotics.

The way Candida can go systemic within the body is mainly by it growing long roots within the digestive tract and actually penetrating the lining of the small or large intestine. Once these roots penetrate the intestinal lining, the organism has access to the bloodstream, enabling it to travel systemically throughout the body.

Treatment

While there is no single systemic Candida cure, today’s modern medical therapies can generally deal with the issue and return a patient to eventual good health when applied quickly and with a concerted effort on the part of the medical team treating the patient who suffers from systemic Candida infection. In its most serious form, such an infection, although highly rare, could lead to septic shock.

The above should be considered a medical emergency and all curative or supportive measures should be applied with as much vigor as possible. As the word says, “systemic” means exactly what it sounds like; Candida will have gotten loose from the gastrointestinal tract where it normally resides and invaded or infected more than a few of the bodies organs or systems.

Most Common Type Causing Illness

Many people do not know that there are more than 200 Candida species which exist in nature. Fortunately, for all of us there are only a very few of these species which have been tied to any disease in humans. As was said the most common species of Candida organism is Candida albicans. It is responsible for 50 to 60% of illnesses in humans have been ascribed to Candida infection. The albicans organism is a hardy species, and it isn’t uncommon for it to make its way into many organs or bodily systems with relative ease.

Sometimes traditionally known as systemic Candida yeast, this form of Candida infection will most often affect a woman’s vaginal area. If the Candida organism can make a breakout from this area it is possible that it could infect the organs in the abdominal cavity, which could lead to Candida peritonitis. Most people suffering from this illness will complain of fever and abdominal pain.

How to Control Systemic Candida

Systemic Candida infections might be more widespread than has been assumed, and it’s thought that many people have this condition without even knowing it. What’s known about Candida is that it can be controlled or eliminated from the gastrointestinal tract by good diet and the introduction of Lactobacilli probiotics which help to control the growth or creation of the Candida organism.

Never underestimate the potential for illness that the Candida organism can cause. Take a bit of time to learn something about Candida so that a small problem doesn’t turn into a much bigger issue. It is a very resilient organism that must be taken seriously if an infection is suspected.

It has been shown that Candida can form biofilms to protect itself. Treatments can be ineffective or short-lived if these biofilms aren’t broken down in order for the Candida to lose its strength. This is a great protocol to break down this biofilm and effectively get rid of Candida, for good: Biofilm Protocol.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What is a Systemic Candida Infection?

Posted on April 3, 2019February 24, 2023 by Teresa

A systemic Candida infection can be a potentially serious issue, but if treated properly can be managed through the timely application of medication and proper diet. Though not normally life-threatening, it should be treated with the seriousness it deserves.

A systemic Candida infection usually makes an appearance due to the presence of the most common Candida microorganism, which is Candida albicans. Systemic Candida essentially means that the yeast has entered the bloodstream and can travel to other parts of the body and organs. In more serious cases, systemic Candida infection can sometimes result in organ infection.

Yeast Infections

In other instances, systemic Candida overgrowth will result in what is known as Candidemia. This medical condition is more commonly known as invasive Candidiasis which is the presence of yeasts or fungi in the bloodstream. Upon physical examination the patient will most often reveal a history of several days of fever that is strangely resistant to most broad spectrum antibiotics.

The way Candida can go systemic within the body is mainly by it growing long roots within the digestive tract and actually penetrating the lining of the small or large intestine. Once these roots penetrate the intestinal lining, the organism has access to the bloodstream, enabling it to travel systemically throughout the body.

Treatment

While there is no single systemic Candida cure, today’s modern medical therapies can generally deal with the issue and return a patient to eventual good health when applied quickly and with a concerted effort on the part of the medical team treating the patient who suffers from systemic Candida infection. In its most serious form, such an infection, although highly rare, could lead to septic shock.

The above should be considered a medical emergency and all curative or supportive measures should be applied with as much vigor as possible. As the word says, “systemic” means exactly what it sounds like; Candida will have gotten loose from the gastrointestinal tract where it normally resides and invaded or infected more than a few of the bodies organs or systems.

Most Common Type Causing Illness

Many people do not know that there are more than 200 Candida species which exist in nature. Fortunately, for all of us there are only a very few of these species which have been tied to any disease in humans. As was said the most common species of Candida organism is Candida albicans. It is responsible for 50 to 60% of illnesses in humans have been ascribed to Candida infection. The albicans organism is a hardy species, and it isn’t uncommon for it to make its way into many organs or bodily systems with relative ease.

Sometimes traditionally known as systemic Candida yeast, this form of Candida infection will most often affect a woman’s vaginal area. If the Candida organism can make a breakout from this area it is possible that it could infect the organs in the abdominal cavity, which could lead to Candida peritonitis. Most people suffering from this illness will complain of fever and abdominal pain.

How to Control Systemic Candida

Systemic Candida infections might be more widespread than has been assumed, and it’s thought that many people have this condition without even knowing it. What’s known about Candida is that it can be controlled or eliminated from the gastrointestinal tract by good diet and the introduction of Lactobacilli probiotics which help to control the growth or creation of the Candida organism.

Never underestimate the potential for illness that the Candida organism can cause. Take a bit of time to learn something about Candida so that a small problem doesn’t turn into a much bigger issue. It is a very resilient organism that must be taken seriously if an infection is suspected.

It has been shown that Candida can form biofilms to protect itself. Treatments can be ineffective or short-lived if these biofilms aren’t broken down in order for the Candida to lose its strength. This is a great protocol to break down this biofilm and effectively get rid of Candida, for good: Biofilm Protocol.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Systemic Candida

Posted on April 3, 2019February 24, 2023 by Teresa

A systemic Candida infection can be a potentially serious issue, but if treated properly can be managed through the timely application of medication and proper diet. Though not normally life-threatening, it should be treated with the seriousness it deserves.

A systemic Candida infection usually makes an appearance due to the presence of the most common Candida microorganism, which is Candida albicans. Systemic Candida essentially means that the yeast has entered the bloodstream and can travel to other parts of the body and organs. In more serious cases, systemic Candida infection can sometimes result in organ infection.

Yeast Infections

In other instances, systemic Candida overgrowth will result in what is known as Candidemia. This medical condition is more commonly known as invasive Candidiasis which is the presence of yeasts or fungi in the bloodstream. Upon physical examination the patient will most often reveal a history of several days of fever that is strangely resistant to most broad spectrum antibiotics.

The way Candida can go systemic within the body is mainly by it growing long roots within the digestive tract and actually penetrating the lining of the small or large intestine. Once these roots penetrate the intestinal lining, the organism has access to the bloodstream, enabling it to travel systemically throughout the body.

Treatment

While there is no single systemic Candida cure, today’s modern medical therapies can generally deal with the issue and return a patient to eventual good health when applied quickly and with a concerted effort on the part of the medical team treating the patient who suffers from systemic Candida infection. In its most serious form, such an infection, although highly rare, could lead to septic shock.

The above should be considered a medical emergency and all curative or supportive measures should be applied with as much vigor as possible. As the word says, “systemic” means exactly what it sounds like; Candida will have gotten loose from the gastrointestinal tract where it normally resides and invaded or infected more than a few of the bodies organs or systems.

Most Common Type Causing Illness

Many people do not know that there are more than 200 Candida species which exist in nature. Fortunately, for all of us there are only a very few of these species which have been tied to any disease in humans. As was said the most common species of Candida organism is Candida albicans. It is responsible for 50 to 60% of illnesses in humans have been ascribed to Candida infection. The albicans organism is a hardy species, and it isn’t uncommon for it to make its way into many organs or bodily systems with relative ease.

Sometimes traditionally known as systemic Candida yeast, this form of Candida infection will most often affect a woman’s vaginal area. If the Candida organism can make a breakout from this area it is possible that it could infect the organs in the abdominal cavity, which could lead to Candida peritonitis. Most people suffering from this illness will complain of fever and abdominal pain.

How to Control Systemic Candida

Systemic Candida infections might be more widespread than has been assumed, and it’s thought that many people have this condition without even knowing it. What’s known about Candida is that it can be controlled or eliminated from the gastrointestinal tract by good diet and the introduction of Lactobacilli probiotics which help to control the growth or creation of the Candida organism.

Never underestimate the potential for illness that the Candida organism can cause. Take a bit of time to learn something about Candida so that a small problem doesn’t turn into a much bigger issue. It is a very resilient organism that must be taken seriously if an infection is suspected.

It has been shown that Candida can form biofilms to protect itself. Treatments can be ineffective or short-lived if these biofilms aren’t broken down in order for the Candida to lose its strength. This is a great protocol to break down this biofilm and effectively get rid of Candida, for good: Biofilm Protocol.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Systemic Candida

Posted on April 3, 2019February 24, 2023 by Teresa

A systemic Candida infection can be a potentially serious issue, but if treated properly can be managed through the timely application of medication and proper diet. Though not normally life-threatening, it should be treated with the seriousness it deserves.

A systemic Candida infection usually makes an appearance due to the presence of the most common Candida microorganism, which is Candida albicans. Systemic Candida essentially means that the yeast has entered the bloodstream and can travel to other parts of the body and organs. In more serious cases, systemic Candida infection can sometimes result in organ infection.

Yeast Infections

In other instances, systemic Candida overgrowth will result in what is known as Candidemia. This medical condition is more commonly known as invasive Candidiasis which is the presence of yeasts or fungi in the bloodstream. Upon physical examination the patient will most often reveal a history of several days of fever that is strangely resistant to most broad spectrum antibiotics.

The way Candida can go systemic within the body is mainly by it growing long roots within the digestive tract and actually penetrating the lining of the small or large intestine. Once these roots penetrate the intestinal lining, the organism has access to the bloodstream, enabling it to travel systemically throughout the body.

Treatment

While there is no single systemic Candida cure, today’s modern medical therapies can generally deal with the issue and return a patient to eventual good health when applied quickly and with a concerted effort on the part of the medical team treating the patient who suffers from systemic Candida infection. In its most serious form, such an infection, although highly rare, could lead to septic shock.

The above should be considered a medical emergency and all curative or supportive measures should be applied with as much vigor as possible. As the word says, “systemic” means exactly what it sounds like; Candida will have gotten loose from the gastrointestinal tract where it normally resides and invaded or infected more than a few of the bodies organs or systems.

Most Common Type Causing Illness

Many people do not know that there are more than 200 Candida species which exist in nature. Fortunately, for all of us there are only a very few of these species which have been tied to any disease in humans. As was said the most common species of Candida organism is Candida albicans. It is responsible for 50 to 60% of illnesses in humans have been ascribed to Candida infection. The albicans organism is a hardy species, and it isn’t uncommon for it to make its way into many organs or bodily systems with relative ease.

Sometimes traditionally known as systemic Candida yeast, this form of Candida infection will most often affect a woman’s vaginal area. If the Candida organism can make a breakout from this area it is possible that it could infect the organs in the abdominal cavity, which could lead to Candida peritonitis. Most people suffering from this illness will complain of fever and abdominal pain.

How to Control Systemic Candida

Systemic Candida infections might be more widespread than has been assumed, and it’s thought that many people have this condition without even knowing it. What’s known about Candida is that it can be controlled or eliminated from the gastrointestinal tract by good diet and the introduction of Lactobacilli probiotics which help to control the growth or creation of the Candida organism.

Never underestimate the potential for illness that the Candida organism can cause. Take a bit of time to learn something about Candida so that a small problem doesn’t turn into a much bigger issue. It is a very resilient organism that must be taken seriously if an infection is suspected.

It has been shown that Candida can form biofilms to protect itself. Treatments can be ineffective or short-lived if these biofilms aren’t broken down in order for the Candida to lose its strength. This is a great protocol to break down this biofilm and effectively get rid of Candida, for good: Biofilm Protocol.