What is Systemic Candida?
Systemic Candida is the overgrowth of Candida albicans, a fungal organism (a yeast) which naturally resides in the human intestinal tract. When the GI tract is healthy, the friendly flora or good bacteria, also present in the intestinal tract, keep the Candida albicans in balance. However, when the friendly flora count becomes compromised, the Candida albicans grow rampant and sprout root-like protrusions, which begin to erode the intestinal walls; and then spread to other organs. The most common cause of the breakdown of friendly flora is the use of antibiotics.When this erosion occurs, perforations can form, causing Leaky Gut Syndrome. Leaky Gut Syndrome allows a plethora of toxins to enter the system. What Are the Symptoms of Systemic Candida in the GI Tract? Systemic Candida can cause overall feelings of unhealthiness, mental disturbances, gynecological issues, skin conditions, autoimmune disorders, as well as GI Tract conditions. If you have most the following symptoms, and were d
