Candida is a dimorphic organism, having the chameleon-like ability to change from a yeast to the mycelial fungal form. The yeast-like form is a noninvasive, sugar-fermenting organism. The fungal form produces long root-like structures that are invasive and can penetrate the intestinal mucosa like in “leaky gut” syndrome, releasing metabolic toxins, and incompletely digested proteins into the blood stream. This initiates a series of adverse reactions that may cause tissue damage, and a wide range of problems, including food sensitivities and allergies.
Posted on: Sun, 28 Dec 2014 20:09:59 +0000
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