Candida Krusei – a pathogenic yeast
Candida Krusei is a budding yeast and a subspecies of the Candida Alibcans fungi, about which we wrote in the preceding blog article. Candida Krusei can populate a variety of living environments. It can be found in food products, ground soil and waste water. It is mostly people with a weakened immune system who are […]
read moreCandida Albicans – symptoms and methods of treatment
Candida Albicans is an opportunistic fungus. It is a normal part of the gastrointestinal flora, present in 75% of the human population with no harmful effects, as it is in balance with other bacteria. The trouble begins when there is some change in the body that throws our organism off balance. A weakened immune system […]
read moreMycoses – the invisible „enemies“ of our organism
Many people suffer from fungal infections, mostly without even knowing it. If a mycosis remains undetected, and therefore untreated, the fungus can spread uninterruptedly throughout the organism. Among the most common mycoses are athlete’s foot and fungal infections of the nails and of the skin. But fungal infections don’t only appear on the visible parts […]
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