Candida Albicans

Candida albicans is a whitish fungus that occurs naturally in our digestive tract. In the right conditions, the fungus is necessary for smooth digestion, but when overgrowth can cause candidiasis symptoms.

Analysis of Candida albicans:
Recent research has shown that the consequences of living with Candida Albicans in overgrowth can be more serious. The fungus secretes toxins and antigens, which can overload the body and result in various symptoms.

Most common symptoms of Candida

Fatigue

Cravings for sweets

Brain fog

Joint pain

Hormone imbalance

Weak immune system

Digestive problems

How to test for Candida.

– A stool sample which also gives an indication of the degree of overgrowth in the colon. In the same analysis, a susceptibility testing is done, so you can see what fungicides can be used for effective treatment. This analysis can also measure the growth of bacteria and the presence of parasites that can cause similar symptoms.

Microscopic view of Candida albicans

Microscopic view of Candida albicans

Treatment:
The treatment takes into account the symptoms and supports the body’s functions, while candida growth is inhibited. This is done in collaboration with a professional therapist who makes use of the assay response when preparing an individual treatment with dietary changes and recommends the right supplements.

 

Complete this quiz to discover if Candida is an issue for you. 

× How can I help you?