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If you use Nat phos repeatedly you will cause a 'proving' to hapen,and that you dont want.
flower said;'I have candida and can not eat a lot of carbs, so I have no choice but to eat a certain way'.............................................. .................................................. .......
You should nOT BE EATING ANY CARBS.No bakery items,no bread,no cookies ,no candy,sweets,pastries,donuts.
Candida is a side effect caused by antibiotics
/cortizones/steriods/birth controll pills.No dairy,no sugars,no carbs,not even a little bit- these feed the candida.Each time you take more antibiotics you get more candida.This will breakdown your immune system.
Natural Cures - Holistic Health for People and Animals
info on homeopathy/other holistic healing that wont cause candida
Candida is actually a mold which inhabits the body, generally arising in the colon. However, the word "yeast infection" is generally used to refer to when the candida mold has grown out of control, (due to a compromised immune system, use of antibiotics,
refined sugar,
chlorinated water, and alcohol use), and begun to create harmful effects within the body. Thus to say, "I think I have a candida or yeast infection," would mean that you have an overgrowth of the candida or yeast mold. The Candida mold feeds off of the food that you eat, especially sugars and starches. This takes away from the nutrients you need to survive. The mold then begins to produce it's own waste products. These wastes are toxic to the system and cause many of the sicknesses and diseases which plagues the population today.
Antibiotics are a common cause of Candida. Antibiotics destroy both harmful bacteria and good bacteria. When antibiotics destroy friendly bacteria it gives the Candida a chance to begin to multiply. Anyone who has been treated with antibiotics for acne, major dental work or any condition where antibiotic use has been frequent, more than 1 course of 7-10 days, is a prime Candidate for Candida.