The Science Behind Candida

First of all, thank you for the great videos on youtube. Anyone who hasn't watched them, they are very informative and I highly recommend them. I am about halfway through the Science Behind Candida videos and I want to ask a couple of questions before I forget what they were.

First, you state that the small intestines are acidic, all information that I found says the large intestines are slightly acidic but the small intestines are alkaline.

Second, you say that candida thrives in an alkaline environment more than an acid environment. Everything I have read says the opposite. Could you refer me to some research/information on these topics? Couldn't find it on the candida library. Actually the pH section of the library is completely blank.

Last, in the video titled, Myth, Oxygen Kills Candida, you show that oxygen doesn't kill candida, but if there are higher oxygen levels in the intestines and other parts of the body, wouldn't that help to create the types of white blood cells that are able to control and destroy candida (sorry forget the what they are called, you discuss so many different parts of the immune system and I really have very little knowledge on this topic, but now I am much more interested to research the immune system)? Tweet