When the Yeast Beast (Candida yeast overpopulation) gets out of control, resulting in a steady weight gain over time, despite dieting, the only wy to get your life back is to go to war with the Beast and lose the weight. (At least you get to lose while you're battling!)
	The high protien diet which starves the beast needs to be supplemented with anti-fungals, natural herbal remedies which combat the Beast (Candida yeast infestation) and probiotics, natrually occurring helpful bacterias which keep the Beast at bay.

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Fungi create toxins that block normal nutrient absorption. They grow into Rhizoids that take deep root in your intestinal walls causing similar symptoms to Irritable Bowel Syndrome. Eventually Rhizoids inflame and cause Leaky Gut Syndrome. Once their toxins get into your blood, it is called Systemic Candida, a fungal invasion that affects virtually every organ and tissue. Later stages develop into bowel disorders, food intolerances, environmental sensitivities, allergies and even asthma. Auto-immune disorders develop as your body begins attacking itself at the cellular level. Because the Candida fungus bores into your intestinal walls, toxins can leak into the bloodstream; this is called Leaky Gut Syndrome. Common symptoms are:
	Food allergies and intolerances Migraines		Foggy brain Muscle aches
After Candida has successfully invaded your entire body, it can disrupt the endocrine system causing symptoms such as:
	Thrush Cystitis Menstrual irregularities/PMS Joint pains Allergies /Asthma/Hayfever	Sinusitis Fungal infections of the nails/skin Weight gain or weight loss Ear infections Chronic tiredness
Symptoms of Candida contamination in the intestines include:
	Bloatedness Flatulence	Diarrhea and/or constipation Itchy anus
The following are some factors that can make you more vulnerable to a Candida infection:
	Infancy or old age Warm climate Occlusion (pantyhose, dental plates) Immune deficiencies Broad spectrum antibiotic treatment Contraceptive pill or pregnancy		Chemotherapy or immunosuppressive medications Diabetes mellitus, Cushing's syndrome and other endocrine conditions Iron deficiency General debility e.g. from cancer or malnutrition Underlying skin disease e.g. psoriasis Consuming foods injected with antibiotics

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