Yeast infection is extremely common. Up to one in three or 35% of people have yeast infections at any time. It is usually a strong indication that your immune system is rundown - probably due to food toxins.

Yeast (candida or other fungal) infections can appear as thrush (in babies and adults), as rashes and as tinea, jock itch and ringworm. Yeasts and other fungals are everywhere in the air we breathe and the foods we eat. 

How to stop recurring candida infections

Food toxins are found in dozens of favourites choices - but few people understand this. So most people's immune systems are somewhat compromised - all the time. That's why we catch colds and influenza in the colder months.

Yeast and other fungal infections come back again and again. But with a little careful attention to the foods you eat - you can stop the recurrences and be free of them permanently. 

There are more than twenty food toxins . . . and they act together in various combinations to cause internal damage that makes us sick – and leads to diagnosis of disease.

The Institute’s eighteen years of helping clients has shown - the most effective approach is to move to a LOW-TOXIN DIET.

We have found the best results come by using a journal – and with moderation … that is a diet which allows some favourites while greatly reducing the level of toxins in the blood . . . find out more at foodintol® LoTox Living

The presence of FOOD TOXINS in your body depresses the immune system continuously - allowing fungal entities like yeast to flourish.

Yeast infection carries a wide spectrum of symptoms:

• Skin problems like rashes and ringworm

• Genital fungal infections like thrush (candida albicans)

• Gastro-intestinal problems: Flatulence, Stomach Bloating, Constipation and Diarrhea

• Lethargy (extreme tiredness and lack of energy)

• Halitosis - bad breath

• Headaches - and bad taste in the mouth

• Breathing difficulties - Coughing, asthma

• Mood swings, memory loss, Depression.

Although clinical testing is available it is generally inconclusive. Types of testing include blood tests and tissue swabs among others.

However - the most useful indicator that you have Yeast sensitivity is your history of yeast infections: vaginal, ear or throat infections, jock itch, tinea, ringworm or other fungal infection. 

Comments: Yeast (fungal) infections flourish when your immune system is under stress. This can be caused by a course of anti-biotics, or an illness. However - one source of immune system stress that is frequently overlooked is constalty ingested food toxins. 

The solution is to move to a LOW TOXIN DIET. 

There are more than twenty food toxins . . . and they act together in various combinations to cause internal damage that makes us sick – and leads to diagnosis of disease.

The Institute’s eighteen years of helping clients has shown - the most effective approach is to move to a LOW-TOXIN DIET.

We have found the best results come by using a journal – and with moderation … that is a diet which allows some favourites while greatly reducing the level of toxins in the blood . . . find out more at foodintol® LoTox Living

The repeated appearances of candida, tinea or other fungal infection usually indicate a compromised immune system. Anything that weakens the immune system can trigger a yeast infection: repeated courses of antibiotics or hormonal changes. . . but read on:

If you suffer from regular infections of any type - you are probably reacting badly to food toxins.

The most effective way to be free of recurring Yeast infections permanently is REDUCE FOOD TOXINS IN YOUR DIET.

By taking a two-pronged approach: moving to a low-toxin Diet and using a prescription anti-fungal from your doctor.

You should be free of the yeast overgrowth within a week or two - and if you stay with the diet - it will not come back. 

Yeast Infections and Your Immune System

The Candida yeast organism is normally kept in check by the human immune system. But sometimes, particularly when the immune system is compromised - yeasts will multiply rapidly and overwhelm our systems leading to a variety of unpleasant symptoms – collectively known as candidiasis or yeast infection.

Candida is opportunistic. That is, it jumps in and takes over when your immune defences are down - as with the presence of FOOD TOXINS. It can also strike following hormonal changes: as with hormone therapy, pregnancy or the contraceptive pill. Repeated courses of anti-biotics can also be a trigger.