Date:   2/22/2013 5:31:28 PM ( 11 y ago)
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Sugar & Candidiasis
While conventional wisdom suggests adopting a low-sugar
dieting to “starve” unwanted yeasts in the intestinal tract, it has
been demonstrated that just the opposite is true.
Candida is a yeast found in the gastrointestinal tract of
humans. IgA is the main type of antibody responsible for
keeping candida under control. In a low metabolic state, the
gastrointestinal tract becomes deficient in IgA, allowing the
yeast to move out of the large intestine.
Low-sugar diets have been shown to aggravate yeast,
causing them to project invasive filaments into the intestinal

From: Danny Roddy
 

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