Nov 21 2009
Candida dangers
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Candida albicans is a fungus that is present naturally in the digestive tract and is not harmful unless the immune system is weakened or if we follow a diet high in sugar. when given the circumstances, this organism becomes a potentially damaging fungus.
People with this disease, increasingly, have an added problem because it is a long process and must maintain a strict diet in order to control the disease.
The first symptoms of an excess of Candida include bloating, excessive gas that occur after eating fruit and other sweet foods.
One of the main causes of the overgrowth of candida is the frequent use of antibiotics. Although essential to treat persistent infections, antibiotics will eliminate all intestinal bacteria, including the protective one. This allows the Candida albicans to multiply.
There must be a balance, as in everything, in our intestinal flora between bacteria and fungi, if this balance is lost is when we have problems in this case, the increase of Candida.
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