Title: How to find a doctor for treatment of chronic systemic Candida yeast and Candidiasis intestinal yeast infections
Headings: How To Find A Doctor To Treat Intestinal Yeast, Candida, And Candidiasis
How To Find A Doctor To Treat Intestinal Yeast, Candida, And Candidiasis
TYPES OF HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS
WHERE TO START LOOKING
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
AMERICAN COLLEGE FOR ADVANCEMENT IN MEDICINE (ACAM)
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS (AANP)
NATUROPATHIC MEDICINE NETWORK
THE INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE (AAEM)
AMERICAN HOLISTIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION (AHMA)
FOUNDATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF INNOVATIVE MEDICINE (FAIM)
PRICE-POTTENGER NUTRITIONAL FOUNDATION
NATIONAL CENTER FOR HOMEOPATHY (NCH)
DR. CROOK'S IHF LIST
OTHER SOURCES
SOME CLINICS AND ONLINE PRACTITIONERS

Content: How to find a doctor for treatment of chronic systemic Candida yeast and Candidiasis intestinal yeast infections
How To Find A Doctor To Treat Intestinal Yeast, Candida, And Candidiasis
This web site focuses on fungal and yeast infections, especially intestinal Candida yeast infections, along with concomitant infections of pathogenic bacteria and intestinal parasites. The predominant illness in this category is Candidiasis, the overgrowth of Candida yeast in the intestines. There is a general consensus among victims of Candidiasis, those who suspect they have Candida infections and those who treat Candida infections that the mainstream medical community is unaware or in denial of the existence of this disease, and that few among this community are familiar with diagnostic tools to discover the condition, nor are they familiar with effective treatment procedures to eradicate the infection. TYPES OF HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS
There are a number of sources available to help find a healthcare profession with awareness and experience in this area. The category of healthcare professionals includes a variety of specialties with the obvious being allopathic medical doctors (MD's and DO's). DO's are Osteopaths (Doctors of Osteopathy) whose training is somewhat more focused on whole health care and natural healing than that of the traditional MD training, but they are fully qualified physicians who do heart surgery and everything else. Because of the slant of their training, a DO might be more open to considerations of Candidiasis and alternative therapies than MD's. In addition to MD's and DO's, there are several other types of healthcare professionals who treat Candidiasis, and who collectively constitute the mainline of Candidiasis caregivers. This category includes Naturopaths (ND -- Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine), Chiropractors (DC -- Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine), Nutritionists, and Nurse Practitioners, among others. WHERE TO START LOOKING
Among the MD/DO community, there are infectious disease specialists who are very familiar with yeast infections as a result of treating immune compromised patients such as those with HIV/AIDS, organ transplant recipients, and cancer patients who have been treated with chemotherapy.