Does Candida Albicans Trigger the Onset of Celiac Disease?

Very interesting to know, why do the doctors not make the connection?

Very interesting to know, why do the doctors not make the connection?

Before being recently diagnosed with celiac disease, I spent quite a few years with symptoms of Candida which I had to research myself and try to convince doctors that my symptoms were not anxiety or depression related. I did not need therapy or more drugs to fix it. My symptoms were real, and I usually got very laid back, vague responses. I couldn't get anyone to take it serious and felt like a hypochondriac. It wasn't until my symptoms got progressively worse in the last 4 years to the point where I had to request a celiac (from a new doctor) test as a last resort did I finally get help. I would say the whole process took ten to fifteen years from the time I noticed the first symptoms. A few weeks ago I actually mentioned this to my nutritionist if there was a connection. So this proves my theory! It was not something she was aware of for sure.

Before being recently diagnosed with celiac disease, I spent quite a few years with symptoms of Candida which I had to research myself and try to convince doctors that my symptoms were not anxiety or depression related. I did not need therapy or more drugs to fix it. My symptoms were real, and I usually got very laid back, vague responses. I couldn't get anyone to take it serious and felt like a hypochondriac. It wasn't until my symptoms got progressively worse in the last 4 years to the point where I had to request a celiac (from a new doctor) test as a last resort did I finally get help. I would say the whole process took ten to fifteen years from the time I noticed the first symptoms. A few weeks ago I actually mentioned this to my nutritionist if there was a connection. So this proves my theory! It was not something she was aware of for sure.

I too have suffered for YEARS with Candida and Celiac. Here's my full story, and I'm so thankful to see that the connection has been made by others as well.

This is 100% accurate, and if you clean the candida the gluten sensitivity is gone.

The reason the medical industry doesn't tell you about it, is because people will wonder what caused the naturally occuring candida, to overgrow. Then they would see it's the antibiotics, or meat and dairy products (filled with antibiotics). Once you ingest any of these 3 forms of antibiotic, even just one time, your good bacteria all dies from your gut, and candida then overgrows.

So of course they wouldn't want a similar reaction to antibiotics. Once people catch on just like they did with the autism vaccine link.

They feel it doesn't matter if you know this truth or not, because the benefits (their fattening pockets) outweigh the risks (your death or ill health)

Also candida cleanses won't work because they only clear the candida in the gut and wont address the candida that became fungus and spread along the body. Only Jeff McCombs cleanse is proven to clear the entire body. It is a difficult cleanse I know, but it is worth it. Do it and feel better than you have in years!

Before being recently diagnosed with celiac disease, I spent quite a few years with symptoms of Candida which I had to research myself and try to convince doctors that my symptoms were not anxiety or depression related. I did not need therapy or more drugs to fix it. My symptoms were real, and I usually got very laid back, vague responses. I couldn't get anyone to take it serious and felt like a hypochondriac. It wasn't until my symptoms got progressively worse in the last 4 years to the point where I had to request a celiac (from a new doctor) test as a last resort did I finally get help. I would say the whole process took ten to fifteen years from the time I noticed the first symptoms. A few weeks ago I actually mentioned this to my nutritionist if there was a connection. So this proves my theory! It was not something she was aware of for sure.

I too have for many years suffered and been told that I have Candida Albicans in my body. Meaning stomach, blood stream, intestines etc..

All the doctors that I saw waved off the condition as not possible unless I had been deathly sick like with Cancer and such. I read "The Yeast Syndrome" many years ago and stopped handing over my money to doctors who would give me no reason accept for depression.

Now that I am older the condition had worsened so that I went to a G.I. who ran tests and concluded that I had Irritable Bowel Syndrome.

Finally, He began, after almost a year, to consider the possibilities of celiac disease. I have not yet been diagnosed, still in the testing stages, but since my cousins all have it I am thinking I am a prime candidate. I totally understand people's frustration about getting so many tests and then diagnosis is a guess at best.