Signs and Symptoms of Candida Albicans

Intestinal Yeast Overgrowth are signs and symptoms of candida albicans Have you ever wondered what it would be like to feel really good...to be happy, energized, and enthusiastic about the day ahead? You may even remember a time when you felt this way. If you're reading this, however, you're likely suffering from a few of the following symptoms:

A bloated abdomen and/or abdominal pain
A slow and foggy mind
A white coating on your tongue or inside your mouth
Anal itching
Chronic sinus problems
Constant fatigue
Feeling old and worn out
Food cravings (especially for sugar) and food sensitivities
Hair loss
Headaches
Heartburn, indigestion, and/or gas
Herpes
Intimate yeast infections and/or itchy skin rashes
Mood swings, memory or concentration difficulties
Premenstrual symptoms
Red, itching eyes
Sensitivity to molds, dampness, environmental pollution, cigarettes, and certain smells
Skin fungus infections – recurrent ringworm, athlete's foot, tinea cruris (jock itch), or nail problems
Sore muscles and joints
Urinary tract infections
Waking up tired
Weight loss or gain
Worried and depressed about always feeling lousy
Does any of this sound familiar? If so, you could be struggling with Chronic Yeast Syndrome, also known as Hypersensitivity Syndrome, Candida-Related Complex, Polysystemic Candidiasis, chronic Candida, candidiasis, or candidosis.

Perhaps you've even sought help only to be told by your doctor that there isn't a thing wrong with you, when so clearly there is! You are certainly not alone.

More than fifty percent of healthy women and men host colonies of Candida albicans. And sixty percent of those who suffer from yeast overgrowth are women, twenty percent are men, and twenty percent are boys and girls.

by Jo Jordan
 

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