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Lactoferrin – Keeping Candida Friendly – 11/05/2008
Lactoferrin is the primary germ-fighting compound naturally occurring in breast milk, acting synergistically with other compounds like monolaurin. It is a normal part of your body fluids and secretions (saliva, blood, tears, and mucous), providing important protection at points where germs come into contact with you. more >|
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Digestive Alert – Thyroid, Celiac, & Candida – 12/02/2008A new study shows that digestive distress can trigger a chain of events leading directly to thyroid damage. It has been observed that individuals with Celiac disease… more > |
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Pomegranate Extract is a Strong Candida Killer – 06/23/2010Pomegranate extracts standardized for their primary active component, punicalagin, have received considerable attention for their role cardiovascular protection, weight… more > |
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Candida Problems Evolving – 04/07/2009Candida albicans is a normal inhabitant of your digestive tract and sinuses. Candida glabrata is a normal inhabitant on your skin. New research is showing… more > |
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Candida Helps Cause Periodontal Problems – 08/21/2008Candida albicans overgrowth can form biofilms in your oral cavity that coat the subgingival area and drive the process of periodontal infection. A recent study… more > |
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How Imbalanced Digestive Bacteria Cause Obesity & Heart Disease – 03/12/2010Science now reveals that the foreign contents within your digestive tract play a dramatic role in your energy level, metabolic function, body weight, and cardiovascular… more > |
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