How candida may possibly be connected to cancer.

Dr. Tullio Simoncini, a strong advocate of the fungal theory in relation to cancer.











Candida Albicans is a fungal yeast.
It is present naturally in the human gut; everyone has Candida Albicans living within them to some extent.
Our gut is also full of natural bacteria that feed on the yeast and keep levels to a low number to stop it from becoming a problem.
The yeast becomes problematic when it grows beyond normal levels and spreads throughout the gastrointestinal tract, into the bloodstream and from there throughout the body.
Once it's loose in your blood-stream, the yeast then does something remarkable and changes into fungus...

Once The Yeast Escapes Your Gut,
Like 'Alien', It's Loose in the 'mothership'

This fungus now settles itself into your tissue and a fungal colony quickly spreads. The fungus wreaks havoc on your body, and excretes(poops) over 300 different mycotoxins into your blood stream as a result of its own digestive processes. The fungus is protected as it has now left your gut and does not face the challenge of your gut bacteria trying to eat it. Normally, before this gets out of hand, your immune system would identify and fight off this 'alien' intruder without a sweat. Sadly, more and more people suffer from low immune systems due to stress, bad diet, or general ill health. This means the immune system is not as strong as it needs to be to fight the Candida fungus. However, that's not the real problem with Candida The real problem is the 'armour' of the fungus...

Once Candida Yeast escapes your gut, it's loose in your blood-stream, it seems like it has a mind of it's own, like alien, it's loose in the mothership. It begins to form Candida Fungus, which is protected by a powerful armor called a "chitin layer" similar to insects with exo-skeletons.

The Fungus Is Protected by an Armour-Like Cellular Membrane, Impossible for Your Immune System to Penetrate...

The Candida fungus is protected from your immune system's attack by its cellular membrane.

It's called: Chitin, or Chitin layer. Imagine the fungus is wearing a suit of armour that your immune system cannot punch through if it's weak. This is why Candida is so hard to get rid of! There's plenty of expensive Candida treatments and even strict Candida diets that claim to get rid of Candida ...however all they do is simply put the fungal growth under control...

Candida fungus under microscope. Candida forms stringy mycelium like connections... it almost looks like it has it's own nervous system,

The fungus can stay dormant in your body for years, and the moment you slip up with your diet even just for a single day, or maybe you just have a stressful week and your immune system takes a dip...

...then, the fungus explodes in growth, and your systemic Candida problem continues, and what's more...

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