Is there a relationship between candida and depression?
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You see all these websites and shows talking about natural cures and ways to detox the body. One theory i read somewhere was that depression can be cause or made worse by the overgrowth of yeast in the body(e.g. GI tract) and the toxins/irritants they produce. Is this all a bunch of b.s.?
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Yes, my mother has severe candida infection and has bipolar disorder, part of which is depression (the low times).
Candida waste products can travel to the brain and interfere with normal brain chemicals and their transfer and may even block the receptor sites on brain cells so that they aren’t able to receive necessary neurotransmitters like Dopamine or Serotonin, which can cause mental illnesses like depression.
Yes this is true. Candida can make you feel very depressed. It happens to me. Candida is a bitch to get rid of . You basically have to make a lifesytle change…watch what you eat, i.e. limit sugar, bread products, alcohol and avoid stress.
It makes sense to me. Candida is a result of inbalance in your body, depression can be too. Candida is also very unpleasant and is likely to increase depression
There is no relationship between Candida and depression other than having cadidiasis/being embarrassed at having it/feeling shame for having it may cause a situational (temporary) depression in some susceptible people.
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