Air Force 1 2011 Why Diet Effects Yeast Infection

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In a normal healthy person [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the Candida is kept in balance by healthy pro-biotic bacteria and a normally functioning immune system.
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Unfortunately under various different circumstances our body’s healthy internal balance can be disrupted. When the happens the Candida can then multiply out of control and, if we don’t take action quickly, it can change from a yeast form into a fungal form which creates root-like structures which can penetrate the walls of our intestines.
It is not usually necessary to change your diet forever but some of the recommended changes should not be too surprising as they are generally acknowledged to be factors in a normal healthy diet anyway
Yeast infection is caused by microscopic bacteria called Candida. These bacteria live on the surface of our body, particularly the genital area and the mouth, and also in our gastrointestinal tract. They are needed by our bodies to keep unhealthy bacteria in check.

This allows the yeast and bacteria to invade the whole body and this is when we start to see the symptoms that we recognise as yeast infection. The condition can then potentially cause issues for our entire system as well as localised infections.
Medical studies support the theory that diet can be highly effective in the treatment and prevention of various medical conditions including yeast infection.
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The impact of diet