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Learn about the best remedies for candida and the role of bacteria in regulating blood sugars. Explore the impact of antibiotics, probiotics, and candida overgrowth on gut health and the immune system. Discover effective methods for getting rid of candida and prevention.
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Quick takeaways

  • Candida overgrowth can lead to various health issues, and preventing it involves consuming a probiotic-rich diet and avoiding sugar.
  • The ketogenic diet can help starve off Candida by reducing sugar and carbohydrate intake, and incorporating natural herbal antibiotics like garlic and oregano oil can aid in combating Candida overgrowth.

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Understanding Candida and the Microbiome

Candida is a type of fungus that is part of the microbiome in our gut. The microbiome consists of friendly bacteria and fungi that work together for various bodily functions. However, when the balance of bacteria is altered, such as with the use of antibiotics, Candida can overgrow and become pathogenic. This overgrowth can lead to various health issues, including infections and inflammation. Understanding the pH of the gut and the factors that keep Candida in check, such as small chain fatty acids and bile salts, is crucial for maintaining a healthy microbiome.

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