These products taken over a period of time will help rid these candida albicans yeast problems!

Horrific Problems of Candida

Candida is the most dangerous of all the germs that can take over your intestinal tract after weak immune system and bad eating habits and after being treated with Antibiotics,Cipro or doxycycline.

Candida is yeast. It is a member of the vegetable family. It is a cousin to "molds". Yeasts are among the oldest living life forms on earth. They are a single celled life form containing no chlorophyll. There are many different types of yeast. Yeasts are common on plant leaves and flowers, on the surfaces of skin and the intestinal tract of animals. The type of yeast that we use to make bread or brew alcoholic beverages is different then Candida. These are thought as food yeasts. Candida is not a food yeast. It is not allowed to be used in the making bread or beer etc. Candida is thought of as pathogenic yeast. Pathogenic means that it can cause disease.

Candida is referred to as "dimorphic", which means it can exist or live in 2 different states or forms. As"yeast" it is a single cell plant life. It has a large, round, thick spore that is shaped like a chicken egg. It is asexual, which means it does not need a mate to reproduce. It reproduces by "budding" or growing buds. Do you recall seeing buds forming on the branches of trees or plants? Candida looks similar. As it grows it resembles a bunch of grapes. As it spreads it grows more branches, which then "buds" more bunches of "grapes". This is the way Candida appears in its other form or state, which is "fungal". Here it looks like lots of little beads strung together by threads. Just like there are safe yeasts, there are safe fungus. Mushrooms are an example of a fungus, which does not produce disease. Eating mushrooms will not cause candida.

Most family's have Candida and are not aware!
Intolerance of perfumes, odors, fumes, fabric shop odors and tobacco smoke.

Complaints that worsen in damp, muggy or moldy places.
Athletes' foot, jock itch, fungal infections on the skin or nails.

Craving for sugar, bread or alcohol.
Prostitis or vaginitis.
Diarrhea.
Constipation.
Abdominal distention, bloating or pain.
Gas or flatulence.
Rectal itching or rash.
Colic.
Diaper rash.
Vaginal itch, burning or persistent infections.
Kidney, bladder infections.
Cystitis (inflammation of the bladder with possible infection).
Sinus infections.
Joint pain or swelling.
Acne.
Hives.
Rashes.
Itching skin.
Eczema.
Psoriasis.
Loss of sex drive.
Impotence.
Fatigue.
Feeling drained.
Memory loss.
Feeling spaced out.
Numbness, burning or tingling.
Muscle aches.
Muscle pains.
Flu-like symptoms.
Endometriosis (irregular or painful menstruation).
Cramps or menstrual irregularities.
P.M.S.
Spots in front of eyes.
Erratic vision.
Drowsiness.
Irritability or jitteriness.
Mood swings.
Depression.
Suicidal feelings.
Headaches.
Hypoglycemia.
Feeling of swelling and tingling in the head.
Heartburn.
Indigestion.
Belching.
Intestinal gas.
Mucus in the stools.
Hemorrhoids.
Dry mouth.
Sores or blisters in the mouth.
Bad breath.
Nasal congestion.
Nasal discharge.
Nasal itching.
Post nasal drip.
Sore or dry mouth.
Sore or dry throat.
Cough.
Pain or tightness in the chest.
Wheezing or shortness of breath.
Asthmatic symptoms.
Burning or itching eyes.
Burning on urination.
Ear pain.
Ear aches.
Ear discharges.
Painful intercourse.
Food allergies or food reactions.
Hayfever.
General allergies.
Thrush.
Hair loss.