By Tammy Handsheik The incidence of people with bowel troubles
is on the rise in the western world. Though the afflictions bear
several names, it is my belief that all of them are fungus
based. Various species of candida, most notably candida
albicans, are at the root of these problems. How do they enter
into your system? Well, for the most part they’re already there.
Like all natural fungi they serve a useful purpose and candida
are therefore a natural part of your intestinal flora. Problems
arise when these yeast fungi lead to overgrowth as a result of
three different triggers: sugary foods, drugs and stress.
Compare that to the western lifestyle and you can see why so
many people have bowel problems today. It’s a wonder some people
don’t have yeast overgrowth! Yeast bacteria can also enter your
system by eating molded bread or being exposed to molds at home
or elsewhere. As soon as the environment is favorable to these
bacteria they will immediately increase their numbers and
colonize their living environm