Candifense

1. What is Candifense?

Candifense is a dietary supplement that contains potent plant-based enzymes that specifically support gut health bacteria. This formula discourages yeast growth, promotes healthy gut microbial balance, and  supports healthy digestion.

2. How does Candifense work?

Candifense provides enzymes like Cellulase, Hemicellulase, Beta-glucanase, Amylase, Xylanase and Invertase that break down cell walls of the yeast and provide a healthy environment for good bacteria to flourish. 

3. What enzyme breaks down Candida?

Different studies have elaborated on the role of enzymes responsible for candida breakdown:

• Enzymes like amylase, cellulase and protease can disrupt Candida thereby maintaining a healthy gut balance. 
• Some studies have also found Papain, a proteolytic enzyme, to be effective at least 80 % in removing candida. 
• Chitinases that break down chitin may break down the cell wall of intestinal candida. 
• Bromelain also has anti-fungal properties and may be effective against Candida.
• Beta-glucanase breaks down the glycosidic bonds within beta-glucans that constitute nearly 60% of the cell walls of Candida yeast cells. 
• Hemicellulase breaks down the cell wall of Candida to glucose and oligo.

4. How to get rid of Candida overgrowth?

Here are some of the easy tips you can follow to get rid of Candida overgrowth:

• Limit sugar intake.
• Eat lemons.
• Eat Healthy fats like Avocado, olives, extra-virgin olive oil and sesame oil.
• Coconut oil is healthy and may prevent candida overgrowth
• Avoid cheese and caffeine, instead prefer herbal teas.
• Quit smoking and alcohol.
• Increase the intake of probiotics. You can choose high-quality probiotic supplements. 
• Take supplements that break down Candida and support your gut health and well-being.

5. What are the symptoms of yeast overgrowth in the gut?

Leaky gut, tiredness, brain fog, Gas and bloating, Diarrhea or constipation, weight gain, skin problems, dry skin, and yeast infections are some of the common symptoms of yeast overgrowth in the gut.