Cause of
Candida?
The largest cause of
candida can often be attributed to antibiotics and
their overuse in today's feel good now society.
Biotic
means life, anti means against something, so antibiotic
is against life. They destroy bacteria within the human
body which some think is a good thing, and in many cases
it is, there are bad bacteria that do cause disease.
However, there are far more good bacteria that are
beneficial to life and they are found within the human
immune system, and 75% of this immune system is in the
intestine. These beneficial bacteria are a very necessary
part of that immune system. Without them, bad bacteria
that is already present within you can create disease as
it gets out of control, candida yeast can get out of
control, wastes build up in the intestine,
etc.
All
antibiotics are made from molds and certain species of
molds will kill certain species of bacteria. That is why
there are different kinds of antibiotics that are
prescribed for different things. Candida is a mold, and
when it gets out of control it also kills bacteria, both
good and bad. But the toxins it injects into the body, as
it tries to turn you back into dirt, are far worse than
any bacteria can be. These toxins are called
mycotoxins and are known to cause cancer in the human
body. Candida commonly injects over 75 of these
mycotoxins into the human body causing many illnesses and
a wide range of symptoms.
How
does this work as a cause of candida? When you are born
your intestine is sterile, containing no bacteria, and
you basically do not have an immune system. As you pass
through the birth canal you swallow fluids that contain
good bacteria. Then you suckle at your mothers beast
where colostrum is introduced, giving you a wide range of
growth factors and immunoglobulins to jump-start your
immune system. The colostrum also helps the good
bacteria to attach to the intestinal wall.
Also
present in this colostrum and the milk that soon follows
are beneficial bacteria. These beneficial bacteria are
passed to you and begin to grow colonies in your
intestine and become the major part of your immune
system. Also introduced is yeast, which is a beneficial
substance if the bacterial colonies are large enough to
keep it under control. The bacteria make this yeast
produce b vitamins, something every human needs on a
daily basis. B vitamins are a water-soluble vitamin that
leaves the body in the urine every day.
Usually
the cause of candida begins with a common cold or ear
infection and the prescribing of antibiotics to get rid
of the infection. Whether the antibiotic works or not, it
most certainly kills some of your good bacteria. Some of
these bacteria probably repopulate if allowed to but it
does take time. Many times women are put on
antibiotics all the time for urinary
infections. Or kids with chronic ear infections.
Teenagers and young adults will be put on antibiotics for
years trying to control acne, the results in these cases
is usually devastating. I have seen young peoples health
literally ripped from them because of this.
They become so ill they can hardly even function on a
day-to-day basis as the candida takes over their body.
There
are other cause of candida including:
·
Birth
control pills
·
Other
prescription drugs
·
Over the
counter medicines
·
Antibiotics
in meats
·
Moldy grain
foods
·
Chlorine in
the water we drink
·
Exposure to
chemicals on a daily basis
·
Pesticide
exposure
·
Fluoride
consumption
·
Antibacterial
soap
·
Immune
system problems
·
Poorly
controlled blood sugar levels
Bacteria
are delicate, and are unfortunately easily killed on a
daily basis. We used to replace them at a good pace when
we ate closer to nature years ago and fed them the right
foods, mainly fresh vegetables. Now, our foods are
so processed and sterilized we no longer get the
beneficial bacteria that used to found on fresh foods.
This destruction is the sole cause of candida in most
cases. There are of course severely immuno-compromised
individuals that get this as well.
How Does Food Cause
Candida?
The modern day diet
is high in processed foods, if you can call them that, that
are very low in fiber and nutrients. This lack of fiber
allows the food to have longer transit times before it is
disposed of in the intestine, up to 100 hours. A healthy
diet will promote a transit time of up to 45
hours.
This longer length
of time in the colon allows these foods to ferment creating
alcohols and toxins that kill good bacteria altering the 85%
good to 15% bad bacteria ratio. This creates a
condition known as Dysbiosis or an imbalance in intestinal
bacteria and this weakens the immune system
considerably.
A diet high in fiber from vegetables, fruits, and whole
grains, what are whole grains being widely
misunderstood, create an environment that speeds the transit
time and promotes good bacterial growth. This keeps you healthy
as it keeps the good bacteria at optimum levels so they
maintain the delicate 85 to 15% balance.
Dysbiosis has
been linked to Candida, Yeast Infections, Vaginitis, Urinary
Tract Infections, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Ulcerative
Colitis, Crohn’s Disease, Diarrhea, Constipation, Rheumatoid
Arthritis, Pancreatitis, Ear Infections, Lupus, Breast
Cancer, Cirrhosis of the Liver, Acne, Premenstrual Syndrome
(PMS), and Psoriasis.
At some point in this
bacterial destruction, some people will most certainly have the
yeast in their bodies get out of control and become
invasive candida, especially if you throw in an antibiotic or
two. Single celled yeast then becomes multi-cellular candida in
these cases and it will begin to send out its roots in
search of food. If the food supply is good, it will reproduce
single celled yeast spores at a rapid pace. If the food supply
is bad, its roots continue to look for food, mainly glucose. If
it taps into your blood supply you have big
problems.
Its soul purpose in life from
that point on is to decompose your body and turn you back into
dirt.
Any questions about the cause of candida? Please feel free to
contact me from the contact page of this website.
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