Candida Albicans: Could Yeast Be Your Problem?The revised and updated guide to the health problems caused by yeast infection that shows how to determine if yeast is your problem and, if so, how to control it • Includes the author's latest research and clinical experience for yeast detection and drug-free treatment • Over 36,000 copies sold to date Candida albicans is a yeast that exists inside all of us. Normally it presents no problems, but today's widespread use of broad-spectrum antibiotics, contraceptive pills, and steroids, as well as a sugar-rich diet, can cause a proliferation of this parasitic yeast. This can often be the root cause of a wide variety of problems such as depression, anxiety, irritability, bloatedness, heartburn, tiredness, allergies, acne, migraine, cystitis, and menstrual problems. Leon Chaitow, using the latest research and his own clinical experience, shows how to determine if yeast is your problem and provides a comprehensive, non-drug program for its control. |
Contents
CANDIDA YEAST AND COMMON HEALTH PROBLEMS | 1 |
CANDIDA AND YOUR DEFENCE SYSTEM | 8 |
HOW CANDIDA GETS OUT OF HAND | 19 |
CANDIDA AND ITS CONSEQUENCES TO YOUR HEALTH | 32 |
CONTROLLING CANDIDA NATURALLY SUPPLEMENTS AND HERBAL EXTRACTS | 52 |
THE ANTICANDIDA DIET | 87 |
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acne allergy Aloe vera Aloe vera juice amino acid and/or anti-Candida diet anti-Candida programme antibiotics antibodies antifungal drugs antifungal strategies arginine avoid bacteria become berberine bifidobacteria biotin bloating bloodstream body bowel Candida activity Candida albicans Candida infection Candida overgrowth Candida problems candidiasis caprylic acid capsules carbohydrates cause cells chronic condition contain controlling Candida defence deficient diagnosis diarrhoea dietary digestive tract disease doses Dr Truss eating effect enhance extract factors fatigue friendly bacteria fungal g daily garlic health problems herbal hormonal immune function immune system individual intake involvement irritability Lactobacillus acidophilus major meal medication methods months mould Mycopryl normal nutrients nutritional nystatin organisms Orion Truss patients pattern possible probiotic protein sensitivity skin Staphylococcus aureus steroids stress substances suffer sugar suggested symptoms T-cells teaspoonful therapy three times daily thrush tissues toxic treatment vaginal vitamin Vitamin B6 vitamin E Website weeks yeast overgrowth yeast-based yogurt
References to this book
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and the Yeast Connection: A Get-well Guide for ... William Grant Crook No preview available - 1992 |