subject: Candida Yeast Cure - How To Pinpoint Candida in Men [print this page] Both men and woman can suffer from the overgrowth of candida; however there is a cure for candida and there are steps that you can take to get rid of the symptoms. Although many women suffer from vaginal yeast infections, men are also prone to suffering from yeast infections and other symptoms related to yeast overgrowth, or Candidiasis. Many men who do suffer from yeast infections may not even know that they have one because the symptoms are not very apparent in some cases. Unlike woman who when they suffer from a yeast infection, they know right away that something is not right in their body. The lack of symptoms in men can sometimes be problematic because men can go for a long period of time without knowing they suffer from the infection and then it can lead to other health problems down the road.
Why do these symptoms go untreated or unnoticed? Well, sometimes men will deny their symptoms and just live with the pain and suffering associated. They would rather just live with the symptoms then go to the doctor, because it could be an embarrassing issue. Men, you know who you are! It is not something that you should have to live with!
Much of the time, yeast or candida infections in men can usually be cured by a topical cream or lotion, depending on the site of the infection. The most effective cure is a proper diet to not encourage, so to speak, more yeast to grow within your body. The certain foods that we eat every day have a tremendous impact on the symptoms that are directly related to candida. What happens is that certain foods will help the yeast feed and grow. Generally, the foods that should be avoided are bread, pretzels, sugary items, vinegary items, mushrooms, moldy products, like more cheeses and also alcohol, such as beer, wine and spirits. Avoiding the intake of these foods is a first start to making the symptoms of yeast overgrowth go away quicker. As soon as you begin to eat healthier, the symptoms will definitely subside if it is nothing more than symptoms associated with yeast overgrowth. Meat products that have antibiotics in them (meat that doesn't contain antibiotics will say on the package that it doesn't if it doesn't say anything, then it probably does). should be added to the list of foods to avoid too. You don't have to avoid these foods forever, but you do want to go through a period of two to six weeks without eating foods with yeast. After that you can start to re-introduce those foods back into your diet. Understand that many people who suffer from yeast intolerance have a recurring experience because they don't give enough time for the yeast to go away or their bodies just cannot tolerate yeast in general, where in that case, a stricter diet and lifestyle must be adopted.
Candida Yeast Cure - How To Pinpoint Candida in Men
