Question: I have been dealing with this candida thing for years now. I have tried multiple doctors and no diagnosis. Can you help?

Navigating the medical landscape in search of a proper diagnosis for candida can be frustrating. Many conventional doctors may overlook or be unfamiliar with the comprehensive range of symptoms associated with candida overgrowth. This often leads to patients hopping from one doctor to another in search of answers.

Reasons for the Challenge:

• Candida overgrowth can present a myriad of symptoms that are non-specific, meaning they could be associated with several different health conditions. These include fatigue, bloating, mood swings, and more.
• While there are tests like the stool analysis for candida, they are not always routinely administered or might not be the first recommendation.
• Symptoms of candida overgrowth can mimic or coincide with other medical conditions, making it challenging to pinpoint without comprehensive assessment.

Navigating the Challenge:

• Consider consulting with a naturopath or a healthcare professional who has specific knowledge about candida and its complexities.
• Stool test can provide a more accurate insight into gut health and the presence of candida overgrowth.
• Providing a thorough and detailed medical history, including dietary habits, can offer valuable clues.
• Equip yourself with knowledge. The more you understand about candida, the better you can communicate your concerns and symptoms. We have thousands of videos and articles you can go through and share with your doctor.
• Engaging in communities or groups of individuals who have experienced similar health challenges can offer insights and shared experiences.

The best tip we can give you is to find a naturopath that has seen a lot of cases with candida. That’s the most important thing.

Question: Why do I have chronic gut problems?

The gut is often termed the “second brain” due to its extensive influence on overall health. Chronic gut problems are frequently a culmination of factors ranging from dietary choices, lifestyle, stress levels, and even the balance of beneficial vs. harmful bacteria in our intestines. By understanding the root causes and symptoms, one can tailor a dietary and lifestyle approach, like the MEVY (Meat, Eggs, Vegetables, Yogurt) diet, to support and restore gut health.

An overview of gut health

Gut Health Issues	Chronic Digestive Problems Causes	Common Gut Diseases	Symptoms of Poor Gut Health
Imbalance of Gut Flora	Antibiotic Usage	IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)	Bloating
Leaky Gut Syndrome	Poor Diet	Crohn’s Disease	Constipation or Diarrhea
Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO)	Chronic Stress	Ulcerative Colitis	Food Intolerances or Allergies
Gastritis	Excessive Alcohol Consumption	Gastric Ulcers	Abdominal Pain
Intestinal Dysbiosis	Environmental Toxins	Diverticulitis	Unexplained Weight Changes

Some dietary recommendations for these gut issues.

Diet for Gut Issues	Recommendations
MEVY Diet	Meat: Preferably lean and organic Eggs: Pasture-raised for optimal nutrient density Vegetables: Focus on non-starchy, colorful varieties Yogurt: Unsweetened with live active cultures
Low FODMAP Diet	Reduce foods high in fermentable carbs Limit foods like garlic, onions, and certain fruits Increase intake of foods like carrots, spinach, and oranges
Gluten-free Diet	Avoid all foods containing gluten Focus on naturally gluten-free foods like rice, potatoes, and quinoa Always check labels for hidden gluten sources

Please note we have covered this topic in much more detail on our YouTube channel. This is just a short answer.

Question: I have heard candida can cause skin rashes and irritation can you share some natural remedies?

Skin rashes and irritations can be both uncomfortable and challenging to manage. While there are countless over-the-counter and prescription treatments available, there are also natural remedies. These treatments, derived from nature, often offer fewer side effects and can be just as effective as traditional methods. Below, we’ve detailed a range of natural solutions to combat skin irritations and enhance overall skin health.

Natural Remedy	Benefits	How to Use	Considerations/Side Effects
Aloe Vera Gel	Anti-inflammatory, soothes irritated skin	Apply directly to affected area	May cause allergic reaction in some individuals
Oatmeal Bath	Soothes itching, moisturizes skin	Add finely ground oatmeal to a warm bath	Avoid hot water as it can further irritate the skin
Coconut Oil	Moisturizes skin, anti-inflammatory	Apply directly to affected area	Ensure it’s virgin coconut oil; may cause breakouts if one’s skin is acne-prone
Chamomile Tea Compress	Reduces inflammation and soothes skin	Soak a cloth in chamomile tea and apply to the rash	May cause allergic reaction in those allergic to ragweed
Apple Cider Vinegar	Antimicrobial, helps prevent infections	Dilute with water and dab on affected area	Ensure dilution to avoid skin burns; test on a small patch of skin first

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