Why Candida Diets Fail & What Actually Works to Eliminate Candida | Michael Biamonte

Overview

In this episode, I sit down with Michael Biamonte, founder of the Biamonte Center for Clinical Nutrition and co-creator of Bio Cybernetics, a computer software program developed for aerospace applications that he now uses to analyze labs and determine exactly where the body is out of balance. With over 30 years of clinical experience treating candida and dysbiosis, Michael is one of the most detailed and systematic thinkers I have encountered on this subject. If you have been struggling with yeast infections, chronic fatigue, digestive problems, chemical sensitivities, or any condition that conventional medicine cannot explain, this conversation may finally give you the answers you have been looking for.

You’ll Learn

• What candida actually is, why it is classified as a dimorphic organism that can flip between yeast and fungus form, and what happens to the body when it begins to overgrow
• Why women with chronic vaginal yeast infections or UTIs are treating the wrong location, and why even the Merck Manual confirms you must treat intestinal candida concurrently
• Why antifungal drugs typically stop working after 21 days, and why most people who have had candida for years have already driven it into drug-resistant mutation
• The exact phased protocol Michael has refined over 30 years including how rotating antifungals every four to seven days, timing detox pathways, and introducing probiotics only after specific conditions are met dramatically changes outcomes
• Why probiotics fail for most people with candida and what the concept of sticky strain or human strain means and why it changes everything about which probiotic you should be using
• How bifidus in particular almost never recolonizes from oral supplementation alone and the method Michael uses to actually get it to stick
• Why copper deficiency, selenium deficiency, and magnesium deficiency all increase susceptibility to candida, and why supplementing iron and vitamin D during active candida can actually feed the infection
• The connection between cortisol, estrogen dominance, estrogen deficiency, and testosterone deficiency and how each of these hormone imbalances creates conditions for candida to thrive

Resources

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Website- https://www.health-truth.com

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