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Yeast is normally found in the human body at low levels. It is found in the mouth, throat, digestive tract, and in women, the vagina. When yeast begins to grow out of control in a body, the condition is called Candidiasis, or candida. Candida albicans is the name of the most common type of yeast. People seek candida cures when they have a yeast infection that leaves them uncomfortable. Thrush is one type of condition caused by candida overgrowth. While thrush does occur in men, it happens to over seventy five percent of women at one time or another, in the form of a vaginal yeast infection. The human body is more vulnerable to candida overgrowth when the immune system is weakened by bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens. When the immune system is under the stress of a variety of conditions and situations, yeast can grow out of control. Common yeast infections are annoying, and doctors generally feel that they are not a cause for worry. However, when a person experiences chronic Candidiasis, annoying symptoms can become severe. Chronic candida overgrowth can lead to a wide variety of physical and mental symptoms, such as fatigue, abdominal pain, skin infections, and even cognitive difficulties. Many times, candida is dismissed as the cause, and underlying problems may not be diagnosed. When a person has chronic Candidiasis, the candida changes form, and becomes a dangerous fungus that spreads. The fungal candida produces is rhizoids. Rhizoids are hook shaped, and cut into tissue and membranes and cause pain. A condition called Leaky Gut Syndrome sometimes develops in the intestinal tract. Leaky Gut Syndrome allows dangerous toxins to leave the digestive tract and move directly into the bloodstream. New research has found that people who do not have compromised immune systems may also develop the dangerous rhizoid candida. This finding may give science a way to pinpoint root causes of the overgrowth, instead of merely treating symptoms. Before trying to find candida cures on your own, it is important to research carefully to choose the best option available.
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