Published by Jennifer on Sep 30th, 2007 in Sarah summer with No Comments
Many women like to know how long it is till they get relief from their yeast infection. There are many getting relief in the time it takes other women are searching for an answer to that question.
Within 12 hours
Some women are getting it right straight away and realizing that there’s more to a yeast […]
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Published by Jennifer on Sep 30th, 2007 in natural yeast infection cure with No Comments
There are a lot of natural remedies for getting rid of yeast in your intestines. The question is, are they all as as good as one another?
What you need from a natural remedy
No one single natural product will work on its own, if it did then an anti fungal drug would work as well […]
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Published by Jennifer on Sep 29th, 2007 in Intestinal yeast infections with No Comments
This blog post will explain how food gets into your blood when you’re suffering from an intestinal yeast infection.
The mutated Candida
When you suffer from an intestinal yeast infection the Candida yeast in your intestines has mutated into an aggressive fungal form. When the Candida mutates it grows rhizoids that it uses to attach itself to […]
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Published by Jennifer on Sep 28th, 2007 in Yeast infection symptoms with No Comments
What can the Candida yeast do to your body?
What is the Candida fungus
Candida albicans lives in all of us naturally from a very early age. When your body’s natural defenses are compromised in some way this usually harmless and under control yeast is allowed to mutate into a more aggressive form.
This aggressive form of […]
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Published by Jennifer on Sep 27th, 2007 in natural yeast infection cure with 1 Comment
Will natural yogurt cure your yeast infection?
Mild vaginal yeast infection
If you are suffering from a mild vaginal yeast infection then a live,natural yogurt is the perfect cure. You must be sure thought that the natural yogurt is a live yogurt and doesn’t contain any sugar. If the yogurt contains sugar you will just feed the […]
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Published by Jennifer on Sep 27th, 2007 in Antibiotics with No Comments
Do antibiotics treat yeast infections?
This is a question that someone sent in recently, and the simple answer to it is, no. Antibiotics will kill the yeast infection, but they do more harm to other parts of your body, and leave your body in a condition that is more open to bacterial and fungal infections.
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Published by Jennifer on Sep 26th, 2007 in Ringworm with No Comments
If you’re suffering from chronic ringworm and a yeast infection then both of these infections could have the same cause.
Although they’re both different infections caused by different fungi they both may have been allowed to mutate for the same reasons.
Antibiotic use
Antibiotic use could have caused both of these strains of fungi to infect you. Your […]
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Published by Jennifer on Sep 24th, 2007 in Urinary tract infection with 1 Comment
Can you get lower back pain from a yeast infection? Lower back pain is not a symptom of a vaginal yeast infection. I’ll explain below.
Your kidney area
Your kidneys are located in your lower back area so any lower back pain while you’re suffering from an infection could be a sign of a kidney infection. The […]
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Published by Jennifer on Sep 23rd, 2007 in Yeast infection no more with No Comments
I’m often asked, is Linda Allen’s “Yeast Infection No More” any good?
Tens of thousands of yeast free customers
Linda Allen’s Yeast Infection No More is a Candida yeast holistic program that has helped tens of thousands of yeast infection sufferers worldwide. These people range from first time yeast infection sufferers ( who want to cure their […]
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Published by Jennifer on Sep 22nd, 2007 in Intestinal yeast infections with 1 Comment
Nearly all men and women aren’t aware that they should cure their intestinal yeast infection as soon as possible. It’s not like a vaginal yeast infection where you can suffer some symptoms for a while and then cure yourself in a few days with an over the counter treatment. An intestinal yeast infection will get […]
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