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How Candida Yeast Overgrowth Works Against Our Bodies - by Hyacinth C Allen Yeast is a unicellular fungus. Fungi are an organism that lacks chlorophyll the pigment which makes plants green. In the singular, it is called a fungus and examples are molds, mushrooms, rust and mildew. One of its attributes is that it produces ethanol by fermenting sugars. How Candida Die-Off Affects the Body - What Should I Expect? - by Hyacinth C Allen The "Herxheimer's reaction" was isolated in the 1930's by a German dermatologist. It describes the reaction caused by an intense immediate overload of the symptoms into the blood stream that results when micro-organisms begin to die off. Attention Attention Candida Sufferer Eat These Foods - by Hyacinth C Allen In the article entitled "“Attention! Attention! Candida Sufferer Avoid These Foods”, in which we discussed foods that promote unhealthy Candida levels, we learnt that Candida starts to develop in the gut as a fungus and that it creates an |
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