Dysbiosis Formulas
CandSupport provides a blend of nutrients, potent botanicals, and essential oils to promote a healthy microbial balance and immune support. Formulated to build a healthy gastrointestinal (GI) flora, CandSupport includes biotin, a nutrient that inhibits yeast from converting into the more aggressive fungal form. In addition, sodium caprylate is included to disrupt Candida's metabolism and create a hostile environment for colonization. CandSupport also includes potent botanicals, such as berberine HCl, Pau d'Arco, oregano, rosemary, cinnamon, and ginger, to soothe the GI tract, provide potent antioxidant support, and ensure microbial balance. Directions Serving Size: 2 Capsules Servings Per Container: 90 Amount Per Serving% Daily Value Biotin 300 mcg 1000% Sodium (from Sodium Caprylate) 20 mg Berberine Hydrochloride Hydrate 150 mg Oregano Leaf Extract 150 mg Sodium Caprylate 150 mg Cinnamon Bark Extract 100 mg German Chamomile (Flower) 100 mg Ginger Root 150 mg Pau D'Arco Inner Bark Extract 100 mg Rosemary Leaf Extract 100 mg Other Ingredients: Natural Vegetable Capsules, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Magnesium Stearate, Calcium Silicate Does Not Contain Gluten, dairy, yeast, and artificial colors and flavors. Cautions Do not consume CandSupport if you are pregnant or nursing. Consult your physician for further information.
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Dysbiosis Formulas Products
People suffering from dysbiosis experience an imbalance of the digestive system's natural flora and fauna. This generally results in Candida overgrowth, which must be managed using a combination of methods for complete and successful treatment. Dysbiosis supplements help manage Candida overgrowth.
Nutritional supplements for dysbiosis must provide at least the minimum of the essential 21 vitamins and minerals. Additionally, natural supplements such as ginseng, elderberry, astragalus root, and Andrographis can provide immune system support for faster recovery. An imbalance of nutrition often triggers and always supports Candida's overgrowth. Be sure to turn to Vita Living for the best selection of high-quality, high-value multivitamins and dysbiosis formulas.
In addition to using effective dysbiosis supplements, people suffering from Candida must maintain a very low blood sugar level by eating half a dozen mini-meals daily. These meals should contain healthy, whole foods free from chemicals, artificial ingredients, and environmental pollutants. Additionally, foods such as all-natural yogurt that provide probiotics such as acidophilus can help balance internal flora and fauna. All foods must be carefully chosen to provide the most balanced nutrition possible to help fight Candida.
Unfortunately, Candida overgrowth is common because the foods we eat very seldom can provide all the nutrition we need. In many instances, soil has been depleted due to insufficient nutrition for food crops. For this reason, it is essential to supplement your diet with a high-quality multivitamin daily when treating Candida overgrowth. In addition to good nutrition, people treating Candida should manage stress effectively, exercise regularly, sleep well and drink lots of pure, filtered water to help cleanse the system. Avoid processed foods, alcohol, soft drinks and commercial juices.
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