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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
I know…parasites aren’t a particularly pleasant subject, but unless we become familiar with what causes yeast infections in the first place, we’ll live in a viscious cycle of reoccuring yeast infections. Read more »
Is the whole acid/alkaline balancing act as much of a mystery to you as it was to me? Believe it or not, a pH imbalance may be what causes yeast infections in many people. Read more »
If you’re a woman on birth control pills, you probably already know what causes yeast infections—those little pills that keep the stork away!! Read more »
So much of what causes yeast infections are things we’re exposed to every day—they may even be in our mouth! Read more »
