The candida diet is often cited by practitioners of complementary and alternative medicine as a way to treat a supposed overgrowth of a naturally occurring, fungus-like organism in the gut called ...

Gut microbes in early life play a key role in shaping insulin production and diabetes risk, with Candida dubliniensis showing ...

Candida glabrata is a natural species of yeast that is part of the gut microbiome. It’s found on the skin and in the gastrointestinal tract. An overgrowth of the yeast may cause fungal ...

Research on the gut microbiome has focused mainly on bacteria, but bacteriophages and fungi play critical roles as well, with significant influences on health and disease.

albicans in the gut. They first colonized germ-free mice with Candida to see what the fungus consumed to bloom. They realized that Candida really liked simple sugars, similar to those found in ...

with many users documenting their restrictive ‘candida diets’ for better gut health. But what is candida and is it really the intestinal enemy it’s painted out to be? Writer Lisa Bowman ...

However, some doctors believe that people who eat too much yeast such as bread and wine or beer in their diets can develop candida in their gut. 'Although candida is often harmless in healthy ...

Antibiotics increase the gut oxygen levels and favor growth of harmful fungi ... of antibiotic treatment and developing a regimen that is shielded from resistance. “Candida cannot become resistant ...

In this Review, Hube and colleagues overview the commensal and pathogenic lifestyles of Candida albicans, focusing on how the fungus transitions between these two states, the fungal and host ...