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What Causes a Yeast Infection?

Yeast infections result from an overgrowth of yeast in the body. It begins in the intestines, where the candida organism exists normally in small amounts, but it can frequently spread elsewhere in the body, creating what is known as “systemic candidiasis” or “candida syndrome.”

When we’re healthy, candida yeast is kept in check with a normal balance of intestinal flora–but hormonal changes, high acid levels, stress, and especially long-term antibiotic or steroid use can disrupt that balance and cause an overgrowth, which becomes an infection.

Left unchecked, yeast can change to its fungal form and multiply rapidly, sprouting roots that perforate the gut walls and carry the overgrowth to the rest of the body. This produces what is known as “leaky gut” and allows toxins to enter the bloodstream, overloading the immune system.

Can Children Get Yeast Infections?

Yes, children can also suffer from an overgrowth of yeast, with symptoms such as:

• Thrush (whitish coating on tongue or inside cheeks)
• Hyperactivity
• Irritability
• Learning problems
• Chronic cough or nasal congestion
• Recurrent ear problems
• Craving sweets

Yeastrol can safely ease symptoms of kids 12 and over, and is quick and easy to administer…just spray twice under the tongue up to 3 times a day! However, consult your doctor before giving Yeastrol to children under 12.

Can Yeastrol be used safely with other medications?

Absolutely. The Micro-dosed homeopathic medicines in Yeastrol are safe and have no known side effects or contraindications. It can be safely taken with other conventional medicines with no drowsiness or adverse side effects.

Warning: If your symptoms worsen or do not improve in 7 days, or if they persist or return in 2 months, consult your doctor.

Women: If this is the first time you have experienced vaginal itch and discomfort, or if you have abdominal pain, fever or foul smelling discharge, consult your doctor.

A healthy diet can help

Even if you”re taking medication to control a yeast infection, one of your first lines of defense against candida overgrowth is a healthy change in diet to keep from feeding the yeast organisms: