What is Candida Albicans?
Candida Albicans is a yeast, or fungus, which normally lives in the large intestine. When the intestinal flora are in balance, candida is harmless, however, when candida overgrowth occurs, it can cause a myriad of physical troubles. 2. What is candidiasis? Candidiasis is an overgrowth of the common yeast, Candidia Albicans,w hich is a normal part of the bacteria in the digestive tract. When the friendly bacteria of the digestive tract are diminished or destroyed, for example, by antibiotics, candida overgrowth is likely to occur. As the yeast continues to proliferated, it can get into the blood stream, creating a systemic infection, and affecting not only the digestive system, but also other organs and systems of the body. Scientists have identified 79 toxins which candida albicans releases into the bloodstream, profoundly affecting the nervous system and immune system. 3. Candidiasis is a yeast infection. Does that mean that it is only a womens health issue? No, candidiasis can occur
