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Re: Does Inositol aggrevate Candida?
 
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Re: Does Inositol aggrevate Candida?


So I finally found a pretty clear answer so putting it out here for anyone else pondering the same question:

http://karenkurtak.com/tag/candida-albicans/
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Candida albicans, a yeast that commonly occurs in the gut, can use myo inositol as its primary food source. Overgrowth of this yeast can significantly alter bioavailability of myo inositol creating a scenario in which it would compete with its host, the human, for the nutrient. Giving a person myo inositol in a situation like this might initially help with symptoms but will ultimately lead to more yeast overgrowth in the gut making the situation worse.
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