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[C296]Causes For Recurring Yeast Infections
by Matthew Bredel, Mat
There are candida foods to avoid and foods that you can and should eat that will help you or that will hurt your efforts. Yeast infections thrive on yeast foods and on sugar and certain foods and beverages can work either for you or against you in your quest to normalize your body's chemistry.

We all have a certain amount of yeast in our body. As a matter of fact we have all sorts of different types of microorganisms swimming inside us and some of them have very important roles. The candida albicans need to be there but when they overpopulate your body, that's when the problems start.

Some people are very prone to excessive bacteria of this sort and those people can find that they need to look at diet and lifestyle very carefully to be able to manage the yeast population in their body. The alternative could be discharge, bloating, food cravings, sinus problems, insomnia or listlessness and other symptoms. Candida is a growing health concern that is becoming more mainstream as people recognize it as a recurring infection in their bodies that can become more than bothersome.

Chemistry plays a big part of your body's health and factors like your pH level can impact how fast unhealthy yeasts can thrive and grow. Consuming alkalizing foods and drinks can be a big help and you might need to follow a strict diet for a time to learn about what your candida triggers are.

What about beer, wine and other alcoholic beverages?

Alcohol contains two things that candida love. Yeast and sugar. Because of that, you could create a candida feast inside your body if you are already at high level of albicans or low body pH level for various reasons. It's very advisable to refrain from drinking beer, wine or any fermented food or liquid when you are dealing with yeast infections.

Can I ever drink beer again?

You don't' necessarily have to remove these beverages from your diet forever but while you're discovering what makes your candida infections flare up it's wise to remove all yeast infection diet prohibited foods and drinks for at least four weeks. Many experts will suggest that after that period, you begin adding one restricted food at a time to your diet in order to see what impact it has on your body.

Another way to ensure that a small amount of a candida diet restricted food or drink is not going to have a big impact on you is to follow a list of approved foods and drinks as well as work with other natural remedies so that your body is continuously working towards a harmonious environment. In a case like this, it could be that your body is at such a healthy level that an occasional splurge with alcoholic beverages won't be detrimental to your body chemistry.


Doctors get tens of millions of patients visit them for bacterial infections every year. Doctors have one cure for any type of bacterial infection, and that’s antibiotics. It doesn’t matter what is causing the infection the treatment is always the same. What these patients don’t know is, what the antibiotics are doing to their bodies.

The only weapon a doctor has against any bacterial infection is antibiotics. If you are suffering from your first bacterial infection then the antibiotics should do the job they were intended for. It’s when you’re prescribed numerous courses that your body can start showing signs of overuse.

One of the first signs is more bacterial or fungal infections. The main one being yeast infections. When you take antibiotics over an extended period of time your body eventually loses all of its friendly bacteria. Your friendly bacteria is your body’s natural defence against bacterial and fungal infections. Also the continual use of antibiotics causes the infection causing bacteria and fungus to become immune to the antibiotics.

When the antibiotics has killed off all of your friendly bacteria your body is a perfect place for the Candida Albicans yeast to mutate into its fungal form. Without any natural defence the Candida yeast finds it easy to mutate into a fungus. It will also be a stronger fungus than usual because it will have started to mutate against all of the antibiotic use. This is the Candida own defence against anti fungal drugs, it will learn to mutate so the drugs soon become ineffective.

The Candida yeast loves sugar, and our modern diets are high in sugar and refined carbohydrates. With all this food for the yeast, the mutated Candida soon makes a home in your body. Candida survives better in warm moist places, these include Your vagina, under folds of skin, your mouth, your intestines and your feet.

Other parts of your body that the Candida yeast likes to infect are, under folds of skin, your mouth and your feet. These areas of your body will either become sore or start to itch.

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