Candida Cure

Candida albicans is natural yeast found in the body, and like other healthy bacteria in the body, it is important to have some in order to perform certain functions. However, when bacteria gets off balance within the body, it can begin to overtake other healthy necessary bacteria. Most commonly found in the intestines, throat, mouth and genital area, candida can also infect other organs of the body through the blood stream.

Symptoms

• Those who have an overgrowth of candida suffer from a variety of symptoms, and some individuals may not even be aware they have a yeast imbalance. In addition, the yeast gives off over 70 toxins to the body when it becomes unbalanced, and some may become allergic to the bacteria as a result. Common symptoms in those who suffer from candida experience are: migraines, mood swings, skin ailments like acne or eczema, thrush, indigestion and itching.

  A yeast infection is the most common form of candida, occurring commonly if a woman is on some type of antibiotic, which kills healthy bacteria in addition to the unhealthy bacteria at which it is targeted.

Treatment

• There are two common ways both men and women experience candida symptoms: a high sugar diet and antibiotics. Sugar increases the growth of yeast, so those who have frequent outbreaks should reduce sugar or refined foods to limit yeast growth. During outbreaks, refrain from most fruits and other carbohydrates to reduce sugar levels while treating candida. In addition, refrain from junk food, alcohol, juice, soda and bread.

  When you have an outbreak, eat foods such as lean protein, yogurt with acidophilus, eggs, and vegetables. Those suffering from candida may experience a craving for sugars, because the yeast thrives on carbohydrates.

  Probiotics like acidophilus are recommend daily, either in yogurt or as a supplement, to fight against candida growth and replenish healthy bacteria. Probiotics also increase intestinal acid levels, destroying bacteria, which need an alkaline environment to flourish.

  To treat a common yeast infection, purchase antifungal ointments or creams from the retail store, or get a prescription from your physician. Creams will relieve common symptoms such as irritation, itching and redness and in most cases clear up the bacterial infection within three to seven days.