What is Candida?

Candida is a yeast, similar to those that cause bread to rise. Candida albicans is the most common and well known yeast, and can become problematic in the body when it proliferates out of control. Candida albicans is one of over 80 species of Candida. It is technically a digestive mold or yeast. These yeasts are parasites, organisms that live off of us, taking in food from us and putting off toxic waste. Digestive yeasts have been found to product over 70 known toxins. Yeast is normally present in our intestinal tract in small amounts. In low levels, it is not harmful to the body - It is a source of food for beneficial gut flora (friendly bacteria) that help the body fight infectious disease. As long as the amount of yeast in the body remains small, internal balance is maintained and all is well. The ideal ratio of Candida to bacteria in the body is 1:1 million; that is, 1 yeast to 1 million bacteria.

Symptoms of Candida

When undigested food particles penetrate the bowel wall and enter the bloodstream, the body views them as foreign invaders and makes antibodies (chemical bullets) against them. This can result in the development of food allergies or sensitivities, and ultimately autoimmune disease. There are some 80 known autoimmune diseases. the cause for all of them is officially "unknown." Among these autoimmune diseases are:

• Diabetes
• Lupus
• Multiple sclerosis
• Skin disorders
• Arthritis (Rheumatoid)
• Fibromyalgia
• Chronic fatigue syndrome
• Crohn's disease / Colitis

There is much evidence that sinusitis is fungus related; yet medicine continues to treat the condition with antibiotics, which makes matter worse by destroying good bacteria, allowing Candida to multiply. As mycotoxins (fungal toxins) become more abundant in the body, more setrious and chronic conditions can develop. Toxins tend to settle in the organ(s) and tissue(s) of greatest weakness. Since we all have different areas of genetic or acquired weakness, we will each manifest different disorders. In addition to suppressing the immune system, Candida also disrupts the endocrine (glandular) system, which has a regulating effect on the body. These effects, coupled with the ability of the fungus to migrate to any area of the body, make it possible for Candida to cause or contribute to virtually any disorder anywhere in the body.

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