Candida depression
One of the top three symptoms of Candida overgrowth is
depression. Depression can be felt or described in a number of ways:
- Sadness
- Lack of interest in things that used to be interesting, exciting or important to you
- Irritability and negativity; everything bothers you
- Inability to feel happiness or pleasure, or inability to feel much of anything
- Pessimism, hopelessness and anxiety
- Fear for the future
Depression tends to sneak up gradually, so
it’s hard to pinpoint when or how it started. The depressed person will
wonder what is causing these persistent bleak feelings. Occasionally
depression is caused by a distinct emotionally traumatic event or
situation, of which the person will almost always be aware. However,
depression is very common today, and in most cases the person has no
idea what is causing the sad feelings and is afraid to seek "depression
treatment." In these cases, Candida overgrowth is by far the most
common cause.
As Candida invades into the liver and
impairs the liver’s normal function of detoxifying the blood, the blood
will then carry a higher level of toxins (like acetaldehyde) than is
normal. Depression is certainly a brain abnormality; however, in most
cases there is nothing actually wrong with the brain. Rather, the
impurity of the circulation that feeds the brain is what is causing the
symptoms. It can be compared to trying to operate your computer on the
wrong voltage, then wondering why nothing is working right.
Proper Candida treatment is very effective
in clearing up depression and restoring a person’s bright outlook on
life. A feeling of spontaneity and interest and excitement in things
returns. Hope and reasons to smile come back. These improvements are
usually seen within the first few days of Candida treatment, and
continue from then on.
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