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What is Candida?
How do you know you have Candida?
The most common way to detect Candida is by conducting a blood sample or a sample from the infected area of the body for a culture to see if Candida grows. o you know you have Candida?
The most common way to detect Candida is by conducting a blood sample or a sample from the infected area of the body for a culture to see if Candida grows.
- Eliminate sugar intake
- Cut down on carbs
- Stay away from high lactose dairy products
- Reduce alcohol intake
- Dedicate to a gluten free diet
How long does it take to get rid of Candida?
Symptoms usually clear up within 3 to 10 days. Within a few weeks, you will notice an increase in energy and focus.