Symptoms Move!

Symptoms Move Within Body

One of the most interesting observations about a yeast infection is the appearance of shifting symptoms.  You may have a pain or discomfort or possibly a burning sensation somewhere in the lower or upper abdomen for a period of time.  Then it can disappear and show up somewhere else in a different part of the body.  It might start in the stomach area or the shoulder or lower back or even in an arm or neck area.  A little later it can move to another place in the body and then disappear completely, only to reappear later after eating or it may not reappear again until later.

This phenomenon may be caused by the type of food you have just eaten.  As your meals pass slowly through the intestines during digestion and absorption, they can feed the Candida which can be permanently situated at various points within the digestive tract.  As it feeds one colony of yeast for a while it can then move along and feed another colony.  Waste material is produced and that poison or toxin is absorbed in to the blood where it can irritate the surrounding tissues.  From there it can travel to weak areas of the body in close proximity to the yeast colony that is feeding and will create pain, discomfort and inflammation all depending on the location of the yeast overgrowth in the intestines.

These observations would seem as though the body is loaded with yeast as these symptoms reveal themselves.  In all honesty, the yeast itself is not necessarily in the tissues, but the toxin produced from feeding itself in the intestines is now circulating in such abundance in the blood stream that it gives the impression that the yeast is everywhere throughout the body.  Ninety percent of the yeast is generally found within the digestive system because that is where all the food and sugar for its survival is to be found.  

If you have a yeast overgrowth somewhere in the systems of the body, it can be fed and supported by the excreted waste from the yeast in the intestines.  There is not enough sugar in the tissues to encourage its growth unless a diabetic condition exists and more sugar is made available for tissue activity.  These changeable sensations are supported by the fact that most people who have had blood analysis for yeast infections by their doctors find that they have no yeast in the blood and are therefore imagining things and/or you are considered 'crazy.'  Yeast is not normally in the blood, but concentrates itself in the intestines and it is the toxin in the blood that causes all the bodily symptoms.  Doctors find it difficult to determine body toxins and acids, and therefore may misdiagnose yeast infections.

The majority of vaginal and sinus yeast infections can be caused by circulating toxins in the blood from the Candida feeding in the intestines.  The majority of external yeast conditions can be caused and supported by the internal digestive condition first, and second by blood sugars.  If you remove the yeast intestinally, it can  likely disappear externally.

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