The connection between Candida (yeast overgrowth) and Hashimoto
The connection between Candida (yeast overgrowth) and Hashimoto yeast-overgrowth If all Hashimoto triggers were put into 6 different baskets, Hashimoto would be categorized as a combination of food hypersensitivity, nutrient exhaustion, intestinal permeability, reduced stress resistance and reduced ability to treat toxins and, in some cases, chronic (often Hidden) infections. A possible trigger for Hashimoto is via the intestinal permeability mechanism, which is the opportunistic yeast Candida albicans. Candida is a fungus that is treated with anti-infectious protocols, but not necessarily an infection. This is because Candida is a form of yeast that is naturally found in the mouth, intestine and for women, in the vaginal canal. We have it all, and it's a natural part of our internal ecosystems. Opportunistic pathogen The problem occurs when there is an imbalance between Candida and other microorganisms in the body. This can turn Candida into an opportunistic fungal...