“Candida and Multiple Sclerosis”
Those who suffer from Candida and multiple sclerosis (MS) sometimes
have more to worry about than just their neurological disease. Multiple
sclerosis is a condition where the nerves lose their protective
myelin sheath, resulting in multiple areas of nerve damage
throughout the body.
According to western medicine there is no cure for the disease.
Researchers believe that Multiple Sclerosis is an auto-immune
condition involving the body’s immune system attacking the myelin
around the nerves.
Anytime someone has an auto-immune
disorder, they have two related problems. First, the rest of their
immune system is dysfunctional and they become more prone to other
immune conditions or infections. Second, they sometimes must take
medicines to alter the immune system’s response. Medicines like
steroids can be used as well as other immune-related treatments.
Both of these secondary problems create an environment ripe for
the development of infections, including pathogenic Candida.
Candida and Multiple Sclerosis is often not noticed
initially. If the intestinal tract is overgrown with Yeast, the
Candida and Multiple Sclerosis symptoms related to bowel problems
and to the toxicity from toxins absorbed into the system, can easily
be written off as being related to the MS. Candida releases over 70
of its own toxins into the body through the bowel wall that is made
leakier by the overgrowth of Candida.
Environmental toxins or
bacterial toxins can invade the body, leaving the person with MS
tired, aching all over or weak—all Candida symptoms that one would think was
a temporary exacerbation of Multiple Sclerosis.
Some MS patients are relatively immobile due to their
disease. The immobility can lead to poor skin integrity and the
development of Candida-related skin rashes in the groin or in areas
affected by excessive pressure on the skin. These patients can also
be hospitalized frequently and can become exposed to more dangerous
strains of Candida that reside in most hospitals because of the
common antibiotic use in the facility.
Patients with Candida and Multiple Sclerosis need to
maintain a constant awareness of their poor immune status
and to consider that preventative measures
may be necessary to overcome the favorable Candida conditions inside
their bodies.
Maintaining skin integrity is a must. Keeping skin
folds clean and dry is also very important. The preventative use of
antifungal nutritional supplements like probiotics can maintain an
environment where Candida is kept from causing worsened symptoms in
persons already suffering from a disabling disorder.
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