Candida
has grown to become almost an epidemic in the society.
The worst part is, most of us remain unaware of its
presence. This may be even followed with situations
where doctors fail to recognize the root cause and end
up believing hypochondriac, stress or a psychiatric
problem as the cause. In the midst of this confusion,
the culprit continues the damage, making it even worse
within. It’s time to get the culprit caught in the
initial stage itself by learning to identify the symptoms of
Candida.
Candida
is among the many microorganisms present in our body.
What causes all the problems are: our unhealthy and
improper food intakes, medications and low immunity, as
these help Candida to over grow. This naturally
occurring yeast, once outgrown in number, overtakes
other “good” microorganisms in the
body.
The
most frequent symptoms of Candida overgrowth are
abdominal gas, headaches, migraines, excessive fatigue,
cravings for alcohol, anxiety, sweet cravings, rectal
itching, mood swings, inability to concentrate,
hyperactivity, diarrhea, constipation, depression,
eczema, sinus inflammation, pre-menstrual syndrome,
dizziness, poor memory, persistent cough, muscle
weakness, irritability, thrush, athletes’ foot, indigestion,
sore throat, acid reflux.
Yeast
overgrowth affects the major systems in the body
including digestive, cardiovascular, nervous,
respiratory, reproductive, urinary, endocrine, lymphatic
and musculoskeletal. It must be therefore noticed here,
that the symptoms may vary from day to day. A
cardiovascular symptom may be followed by a digestive
system malfunction. The Candida symptoms also vary from
person to person. Candida symptoms are best treated with
natural Candida cure like caprylic acid, garlic, taheebo
tea, peppermint, oregano oil, grapefruit seed extract
and colloidal silver. Natural Candida cure can ensure an
early relief to your problem provided you understand the
symptoms and act likewise.
The
‘leaky gut syndrome’ exhibits symptoms like migraines
and muscle aches; this is when the damage to the
intestinal wall allows undesirable toxins to permeate
into the bloodstream. Once it is able to reach the rest
of the body, Candida has the ability to disrupt the
endocrine system causing symptoms such as PMS, thrush,
joint pains and others. Diarrhea and constipation are
the symptoms displayed, when Candida has begun to attack
the intestines.
Having
either one or two of the many listed symptoms need not
necessarily symbolize an overgrowth of Candida. But
there is an old saying that talks of ‘watching the way
you walk’. So, all one needs to do is follow a healthy
diet that nourishes one from within, giving one a
stronger immune to deal with the Candida
symptoms. Trying to cure your yeast infection using
a one-dimensional treatment like antibiotics, pills,
creams or even detox diets can fail; and that is why a
holistic approach is needed to tackle the disease from
its core.
