Title: Chronic Yeast Infections caused by Candida Albicans overgrowth.
Headings: Chronic Yeast Infections: Candida Albicans overgrowth accelerate health problems.
Chronic Yeast Infections: Candida Albicans overgrowth accelerate health problems.
What is yeast overgrowth?
What causes candida yeast overgrowth?
What are the consequences of yeast overgrowth?
What else do you need to do to eradicate candida yeast?
What is Yeast Infection No More?

Content: Yeast is a fungus, a microscopic-size parasite-type organism. Candida lives and thrives in a dark, warm, moist environment — specifically in the mouth, digestive tract and vagina. It is a single-cell microorganism that develops feeding tubes called hyphae, which grow directly into the intestinal walls causing them to become porous and allowing toxins and undigested proteins and carbohydrates to flow through the bowel wall, only to be absorbed into the body and the blood stream — clinically known as intestinal permeability, and commonly known as leaky gut syndrome. The fungal toxins created by Candida overgrowth can enter the bloodstream through the bowel wall — the most common toxin is acetaldehyde — a major waste-product of the yeast fungal organism, a poison converted by the liver into alcohol. What causes candida yeast overgrowth? Birth control pills
Cortisone drugs
Nutritional deficiencies
Overly acid pH
Over-consumption of sugar and refined carbohydrates
Transmission vaginally from an infected partner
Higher progesterone levels causing increased PMS and symptoms
during pregnancy
Repeated antibiotic use that destroy all the intestinal bacteria,
good and bad
NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs like Ibuprofen)
What are the consequences of yeast overgrowth? During the growth process of Candida Albicans, toxic materials are emitted and spread throughout the body, producing the following symptoms/disorders: Digestive System — bloating, gas, abdominal cramps, diarrhea, constipation, inability to lose weight, insulin resistance. Nervous System — chronic fatigue, anxiety, mood swings, memory loss, brain-fog, depression and chronic insomnia. In children, hyperactivity, autism, quick anger "short fuse," and short attention span.