La candidose chronique : une maladie méconnue

A complete overview of Candida Albicans, a little-known condition, along with numerous practical tips for understanding and preventing it. There are hundreds of microbial species that normally inhabit our bodies, including a microscopic fungus called Candida Albicans. In its normal state, this organism lives on the mucous membranes of our digestive organs, in the stomach, intestines, and intestinal tract, without causing any trouble. However, for various reasons discussed in this publication, including a reduction in our immune defenses, the fungus can develop and become the source of many ailments (infectious diseases, chronic digestive problems, heart disease, acne, depression, weight loss, etc.). The most affected organs include the gastrointestinal tract, the genitourinary system, and the endocrine and nervous systems. The multiple functional disturbances associated with the excessive development of this micro-fungus are often misunderstood, and several practical tips are provided to help understand and prevent it.