THIS article deals with the subject of fatigue or, more specifically, fatigue owing to the usually benign yeast, candida albicans.This cause of fatigue is often overlooked by conventional medical doctors because they seem to believe that candida can only inhabit the oral and vaginal regions and not the body systemically.When an overgrowth of candida yeast occurs, the patient may complain of feeling sick all over.Fatigue, allergies, immune system malfunction, depression, chemical sensitivities and digestive disturbances are just some of the symptoms that the patient will experience.Under certain circumstances, these yeasts and fungi, which are normally fairly benign, can become pathogenic or disease causing....
The patient frequently has sugar cravings or craves foods that contain yeast, such as alcohol, bread, mushrooms and cheeses.The treatment for the yeast/mould problem can be involved.The first stage in any treatment protocol involves opening up the pathways by which toxins are released from the body. This is the process of detoxification.When the yeast starts to die off as part of any anti-fungal/candida regime, there will be a massive release of toxins from the dying organisms. If the lymphatic system, liver, kidneys, skin and intestinal tract are not eliminating properly, the patient will often experience a huge exacerbation of symptoms. This is called a die-off reaction or Herxheimer reaction.Certain herbal and homeopathic remedies prescribed by a qualified practitioner will facilitate this process.The second stage is to reverse the acid and anaerobic terrain.Alkalinizing green food supplements and minerals reduce acid levels. Liquid oxygen supplements such as Cellfood and ozone restore oxygen to the environment.The third stage involves the use of certain natural anti-fungal supplements.
The best ones are Tahitian Noni Juice, olive leaf extract, garlic, pau d’arco, goldenseal, oregano and caprylic acid.
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