This pack is ideal for those moderately suffering from Candida overgrowth without an extensive amount of GI distress. If needing more support for GI healing, consider the Advanced Candida Protocol Pack.

Candida (harmful yeast overgrowth) wreaks havoc on our health. The candida needs to be eradicated, good bacteria need to be repopulated and the gut needs extra healing support, that is exactly what this pack offers. You will also receive the exact guidelines needed, directing you as to how to take each supplement and most importantly, outlining the specific Yeast Free Diet that you will need to follow! Keep reading for more helpful info.

Candida Protocol Pack Includes:

Eradicate Complex
GI Balance Probiotics
Revive Powder
Step-by-step Protocol including specific dietary guidelines, supplement dosing and phasing as well as lifestyle recommendations and tips

Candida Protocol

Candida does not go away on its own nor can antibiotics and prescription medication properly treat it. Like sugar, antibiotics and steroids will only exacerbate the issue and cause further overgrowth. Furthermore, antibiotics are harsh on the intestinal lining, contributing to increased microscopic tears throughout the small and large intestine, thus increasing the symptoms you are currently experiencing. When eradicating Candida, it is important to not only kill the yeast overgrowth but to also heal the intestinal lining.

The Candida protocol is quite involved and takes active effort on your part.

To help you achieve optimal gut health, we must focus on two main goals:

1. The first step is a dietary change, you must stop feeding the bad yeast. I will instruct you to follow a specific Yeast Free Diet for a minimum of 45 days, followed by a specific anti-inflammatory diet.

2. You must also take these targeted supplements in a specified order to help eradicate the Candida, re-inoculate good bacteria to balance the intestinal flora and repair both the small and large intestines.

In the case of yeast overgrowth, you should not expect to correct the issue by following only one of the 2 guidelines, both a change in diet, as well as proper supplementation, is necessary.

You should expect to follow the protocol from anywhere between 45-90 days, depending on the severity. You should also expect to stay on an extended maintenance program. Additionally, healthy lifestyle changes are necessary to prevent re-occurrence.

What is Candida?

Yeast, otherwise known as Candida, is a fungus that lives in harmony in our bodies and actually aids in nutrient absorption and proper digestion. However, when it is overproduced, it wreaks havoc on our digestive system by breaking down the walls of our intestinal lining, causing leaky gut and can seriously compromise our overall health.

What are the dangers of Candida?

In addition to being a cause of leaky gut, candida also causes chronic vaginal yeast infections and migrates to other parts of the body including within the bloodstream and may stick to the membranes around the heart and brain. Yeast overgrowth can break down the immune system, disrupt our PH balance and cause hormone imbalance.

It is important to note that candida does not disappear on its own, on the contrary, it is easily exacerbated, so conscience effort is necessary.

What are the symptoms of Candida overgrowth?

For some, yeast overgrowth is easy to identify. The obvious symptoms include:

Thrush on the tongue and mouth
Vaginal yeast infections
Fingernail and toenail fungus

For others, it may be more difficult to recognize. Although it stems from the large intestine, it can spread and circulate through the entire body, causing a whole host of issues such as:

Excessive sugar cravings
Itching all over, especially in the groin area
Joint pain
Bad breath
Brain fog and forgetfulness
Chronic sinus and allergies
Food intolerances
Weak immune system
Gas and bloating
Hormone imbalance
UTI’s

If yeast or candida overgrowth is suspected or diagnosed, let’s get to work to eradicate this dangerous fungus and get your body functioning optimally again! For further testing, consider Gut Zoomer stool tests.

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