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    The 90 Day Program To Beat Candida Restore Vibrant Health

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    Candida albicans primarily targets nerves and muscles but can infect any tissue, depending on genetic predisposition. Mild symptoms of overgrowth include fatigue, bloating, and brain fog, while more severe cases may lead to autoimmune diseases or cancer over time. Candida disrupts the body by penetrating the protective membranes of the gastrointestinal tract and bloodstream, allowing the fungus and its toxins to spread and weaken secondary systems. This leaves the body vulnerable to serious illnesses like AIDS, multiple sclerosis, and even death from septicemia, depending on an individual's genetic weaknesses.

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    Candida albicans primarily targets nerves and muscles but can infect any tissue, depending on genetic predisposition. Mild symptoms of overgrowth include fatigue, bloating, and brain fog, while more severe cases may lead to autoimmune diseases or cancer over time. Candida disrupts the body by penetrating the protective membranes of the gastrointestinal tract and bloodstream, allowing the fungus and its toxins to spread and weaken secondary systems. This leaves the body vulnerable to serious illnesses like AIDS, multiple sclerosis, and even death from septicemia, depending on an individual's genetic weaknesses.

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    Candida albicans primarily targets nerves and muscles but can infect any tissue, depending on genetic predisposition. Mild symptoms of overgrowth include fatigue, bloating, and brain fog, while more severe cases may lead to autoimmune diseases or cancer over time. Candida disrupts the body by penetrating the protective membranes of the gastrointestinal tract and bloodstream, allowing the fungus and its toxins to spread and weaken secondary systems. This leaves the body vulnerable to serious illnesses like AIDS, multiple sclerosis, and even death from septicemia, depending on an individual's genetic weaknesses.

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    The 90 Day Program To Beat Candida Restore Vibrant Health

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    Candida albicans primarily targets nerves and muscles but can infect any tissue, depending on genetic predisposition. Mild symptoms of overgrowth include fatigue, bloating, and brain fog, while more severe cases may lead to autoimmune diseases or cancer over time. Candida disrupts the body by penetrating the protective membranes of the gastrointestinal tract and bloodstream, allowing the fungus and its toxins to spread and weaken secondary systems. This leaves the body vulnerable to serious illnesses like AIDS, multiple sclerosis, and even death from septicemia, depending on an individual's genetic weaknesses.

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    TARGETS  Candida albicans primarily targets the nerves and muscles, yet it can attack any tissue or organ, depending on your body’s genetic predisposition (see Table 1.2). Mild symptoms of yeast overgrowth a
    re fatigue, gas, bloating, heartburn, brain fog, weight gain, constipation, arthritic pain, sinus infections, high and low blood sugar, allergies, depression, and anxiety. More severe conditions can eventually
    develop, including autoimmune diseases and cancer.  TABLE 1.2 Yeast/Fungal Overgrowth (Conditions caused directly or indirectly by overgrowth)  
    Autoimmune Diseases ALS (Lou Respiratory System/ Ears/Eyes/Mouth Asthma Bronchitis Dizziness 
    Gehrig’s Disease) Chronic Fatigue
    Syndrome Fibromyalgia HIV/AIDS
    Hodgkin’s Disease Leukemia Lupus Multiple Sclerosis Muscular Earaches Environmental Allergies/ Chemical Sensitivities Hay
    Dystrophy Myasthenia Gravis Rheumatoid Fever Oral Thrush Sinusitis Endocrine System Adrenal/Thyroid
    Arthritis Sarcoidosis Scleroderma Blood System Chronic Infections Iron Failure Diabetes Hormonal
    Deficiency Thrombocytopenic Imbalances Hypoglycemia Insomnia Over/Underweight Nervous
    Purpura Cancer Cardiovascular Endocarditis Pericarditis Mitral Valve System Alcoholism Anxiety Attention Deficit
    Prolapse Valve Problems Digestive System Anorexia Nervosa  Disorder Autism Brain Fog Depression Headaches
    Bloating/Gas Carbohydrate/Sugar Hyperactivity Hyperirritability Learning Difficulties Manic-Depressive Disorder Memory
    Cravings Colitis Constipation/Diarrhea Crohn’s Loss Migraines Schizophrenia Suicidal
    Disease Dysbiosis Food Tendencies Urinary/Reproductive Cystitis Endometriosis Fibroids Impotence Loss of
    Allergies Gastritis Heartburn Intestinal Libido Menstrual Irregularities PMS Prostatitis Sexually Transmitted
    Pain Irritable Bowel Syndrome Leaky Diseases Urethritis Yeast Vaginal Infections Virus 
    Gut Malabsorption/Maldigestion Skin Acne Diape
    r Rash Dry Skin and Itching Eczema Hives Hair
    Loss Leprosy 

    Liver Spots Psoriasis  Epstein-Barr Virus 

     To understand how candida penetrates through your system, think of your body as having two skins of protection that keep out foreign invaders. One is the outside skin and the other your inside skin, which
    starts in your nasal pas- sages and runs all the way down to your rectum. This tissue is the same from top to bottom, and if it becomes inflamed or irritated, the membranes become more porous, allowing
    foreign invaders to enter the bloodstream. In the
    journal Infection  and Immunity, Michael J. Kennedy and Paul A. Volz explain, “The pas- sage of viable Candida  albicans through the gastrointestinal (GI) mucosa into the bloodstream is believed to be an
    important mechanism leading to systemic candidosis.”⁴ Cellular disruption occurs when Candida albicans and its mycotoxins have accumulated in the body. This disruption causes secondary body systems
    to deteriorate. Mycotoxins so severely debilitate the body that “victims could be- come easy prey for far more serious diseases such as acquired immune defi- ciency syndrome, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid
    arthritis, myasthenia gravis, colitis, regional ileitis, schizophrenia, and possibly death from candida sep- ticemia,” say Kennedy and Volz.⁵ Your genetic weaknesses usually determine

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