You’ve got a yeast infection that just won’t go away!  You’re “sick and tired of being sick and tired”—and no one could blame you!  “Miracle” yeast infection cures seem to be a “dime a dozen” these days—have you noticed?

You may have suffered with yeast infections off and on throughout your life!  Prescription creams, pills–nothing seems to work.  The infections keep coming back and doctors eventually run out of “cures”–but you’re still sick!

Enter…Yeastrol.

Here’s what Yeastrol can do for you–

• Restore the good bacteria/flora in your body so that the yeast overgrowth and infection has to hit the road!
• Get rid of internal parasites that leaves you vulnerable to yeast infections.
• Kill the bad fungus and microbes that feed the yeast overgrowth in your body.

The best part is–you can end the madness of persistent yeast infections and take control of the problem with Yeastrol!

Right now, you can get two free bottles of Yeastrol to help you kick your yeast infection once and for all! Read more »

We’ve already established that yeast infections are the bane of a woman’s existence—right?  The itch, the smell, the discomfort—and worst of all, they don’t go away easily!  Many alternative medicine practitioners feel that following a candida diet is an essential tool in getting rid of yeast infections for good. Read more »

The fungus cancer connection is becoming a hotly debated issue in the world of cancer.  For centuries, it has been viewed that cancer is a genetic malfunction at the cellular level.  However, there are some doctors who are exploring a different theory, in that cancer is a fungus.  Read more »

Despite it’s name, the yeast infection diet strives to accomplish the exact opposite of what it sounds like. It isn’t a diet to encourage yeast infections; it is intended to help eliminate and prevent infections. Most people that prefer natural remedies to medicinal ones will often say that your diet has a large impact on all aspects of your health and general well being. With this theory, the yeast infection diet is no different. Read more »

Candida die off is a term you may or may not have heard of before now.  It is a informal phrase used to describe a mass die off of pathogenic toxins inside the body.  It is commonly referred to as Herxheimer reaction by medical doctors who recognize the symptoms. Read more »

Another of the most popular natural yeast infection cures is something you probably already have in your refrigerator.  Yogurt has been proven to be a very effective treatment for yeast infections.  However, the methods for using it vary. Read more »

Being plagued with a chronic yeast infection is both annoying and distressing!  You’ve no sooner finished with your tube of messy cream, than the infection is back and probably worse than ever. Read more »

Candida yeast infections are the bane of women’s (and some men’s) existence! They can occur for any number of reasons including a weakened immune system, use of antibiotics, poor diet, birth control pills, pregnancy…and the list goes on. Read more »

You may be totally frustrated from trying to figure what causes your yeast infections.  Antibiotics may very well be the culprit.  It’s a fact that overuse of antibiotics results in an overgrowth of Candida in numerous instances.  Read more »

In establishing what causes yeast infections, we’ve discussed that one common yet seldom diagnosed condition is acidosis, or an imbalance of our body’s natural pH. Read more »

Unfortunately, yeast infections are quite widespread among women — and even worse, we often experience more than one in our lifetime.  It is estimated that 75% of us have experienced one yeast infection and approximately 45% of us have experienced two or more.  Read more »

Since a picture is worth a thousand words, I thought I’d save a few words and post the video below. It’s a great little tutorial on what causes yeast infections and will hopefully shed some light as to the amazing complexity of our bodies. Read more »

A skin yeast infection can be alarming to say the least, and cause significant discomfort and self consciousness.  Read more »

Did you know that yeast infections are not the most common type of vaginal infection in the United States?  Surprisingly, bacterial vaginosis (BV) infections have taken the lead in female gynecological disorders.

Unfortunately, yeast infection symptoms can be somewhat similar to bacterial vaginosis symptoms.  Therefore, it’s good to know the difference in the two before you decide on a course of treatment or spend money on yeast infection medicine. Read more »

Candida Albicans, in and of itself, is not the cause of candida and yeast infections.  Rather, it is a form of yeast that is normally located in the intestines, throat/mouth, reproductive organs and urinary tract of most humans.  Candida Albicans is a non-hazardous form of yeast and is a normal part of your gut flora whose primary function is to get rid of harmful bacteria. Read more »

An oral yeast infection occurs when the Candida albicans fungus penetrates and infects the lining of your mouth.  More commonly known as thrush, both adults and children can be affected by oral yeast infections.  Read more »

There are many ways to prevent infant yeast infections, as well as avoiding passing a yeast infection back and forth between you and your baby. Read more »

The Candida acne link is something that warrants much further exploration and research.  There are many natural home remedies touted to be a cure all for acne, but still people suffer and don’t understand why.  It is possible that if you have chronic Candida, acne is one of your physical symptoms. Read more »

Yeast infections can occur for many different reasons.  And it’s next to impossible to stay on top of the problem if we don’t know what causes yeast infections to begin with.  Over the next few days, we’ll be discussing some of the root causes that can lead to these stubborn infections. Read more »

Male yeast infections are sometimes difficult to detect and diagnose, but once you know what you’re dealing with, there are several effective male yeast infection treatments. Read more »

As we discussed earlier, male yeast infection treatments should always address both external and internal symptoms of yeast overgrowth.  You may be able to get rid of external yeast infection symptoms, but until the internal overgrowth of yeast is taken care of, the external symptoms will keep coming back. Read more »