Tips Controlling Candida Overgrowth
One of the most common concerns that NEEDS customers discuss with our Wellness Educato r s are their difficulties associated with Candidiasis albicans, or intestinal yeast overgrowth.
Sugar-feeding Candida produce illness in a number of ways. Its long, root-like tentacles penetrate the intestinal wall, destroying the membrane system. This allows for toxins to leak into the bloodstream, causing symptoms and aggravating pre-existing conditions. Also, a compromised intestinal wall allows undigested dietary proteins to absorb, which can cause allergies and environmental hypersensitivities. This penetration can then introduce Candida into the bloodstream. From there, it has access to all body tissues and can produce various gland/organ dysfunctions and a weakening of the entire system, lowering resistance to other diseases.
This condition is becoming more prevalent due to a multitude of factors including: the over-prescription of antibiotics, which wipes out the good bacteria and allows Candida to flourish; over-exposure to heavy metals and toxins; hormonal imbalances caused by xenoestrogens, phthalates, and other hormone-mimicking chemicals; excessive use of antacids; stress; impaired immune function; and dietary indiscretion (too much processed food and sugar).
Candida's virulent nature combined with these factors makes eradicating yeast difficult, however, there are many effective anti-Candida products on the market. To simplify the decision-making process, the Wellness Department advises trying the protocol below in conjunction with an appropriate anti-Candida dietary regime. The strategy with this protocol is to use two products that attack the yeast in different ways, making it more difficult for the candida to survive. Many clients have found the protocol to be an effective way to squelch yeast proliferation. The key to success is patience and to follow the plan with diligence. (Note: All steps below must occur simultaneously to be effective.)