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Candida And Gluten

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I just had to share this weblink with everyone who have experienced these vast array of heath problems and how it relates to Candida. I had systemic candida for a very long time and I thought it was dealt with. Now I realise the fungus may still hide inside my organs (heart or brain) doing its destruction...

It is darn scary! :o:( This is a must read

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Also note that both articles metion that gluten grains feed candida. I kind of get the bizarre idea that Candida causes leaky gut and gluten intolerance.

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I just had to share this weblink with everyone who have experienced these vast array of heath problems and how it relates to Candida. I had systemic candida for a very long time and I thought it was dealt with. Now I realise the fungus may still hide inside my organs (heart or brain) doing its destruction...

It is darn scary! :o:( This is a must read

Open Original Shared Link

Open Original Shared Link

Also note that both articles metion that gluten grains feed candida. I kind of get the bizarre idea that Candida causes leaky gut and gluten intolerance.

I have been using a supplement for some time now and it made a huge difference.

Its called Threelac, I buy it online here in Australia, but I dont know where you would get it in your home country.

Basically its live cultures.

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I have been using a supplement for some time now and it made a huge difference.

Its called Threelac, I buy it online here in Australia, but I dont know where you would get it in your home country.

Basically its live cultures.

I have a box of Threelac, but am so afraid of the die off. Did you have die -off? If so, how did you deal with it? Did you cut out all sugars as well? I really want to use this, but am so nervous to feel worse.

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