Candida Cures
Candida is yeast that lives in our bodies, namely in the mouth, throat, intestines and genitourinary tract. The Candida and bacteria work together to provide a positive balance of microorganisms. However, when there is an overgrowth of the yeast species (known as Candida) a yeast infection can result. Infections of this kind can manifest in the mouth, throat, tissue, intestines and genitourinary tract.
There are a number of remedies used to both cure and reduce the occurrence of such infections.
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Significance
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Candida infections are known to develop after a person finishes a cycle of antibiotics, or when their immune system becomes suppressed because it's combating another infection or infirmity.
Identification
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There are many different ways that Candida is treated, including traditional medical cures and holistic (or natural) ones.
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Types
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Doctors may prescribe an antifungal drug or cream to an individual suffering from a Candida infection (over the counter creams like Monistat are frequently used to treat vaginal yeast infections).
Features
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Probiotics are what's known as good bacteria (controlling the overgrowth of organisms like the Candida that can damage the body) and are used to treat Candida.
Potential
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The oral supplement Lactobacillus acidophilus is proven to offset excessive Candida production (yogurt also contains acidophilus) and herbs including Tea Tree Oil, Echinacea, Oregon grape root & Lavender extract, Goldenseal and garlic are also effective.
Prevention/Solution
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It's important for a person to try and avoid using antibiotics regularly or for extended periods of time, wear dry cotton undergarments (in order to give the body an adequate amount of ventilation) avoid cleansing products which are made of harsh chemicals or manufactured scents and not douche (as it can cleanses the body from all bacteria, especially the healthy ones).
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Resources
- Photo Credit Candida Albicans in Yeast Form (overcomingcandida.com)
