03/11/2010
Sugar-addiction, Fungus, and Immune System
[Facts] 25 million people are overeating. In South Africa for instance, 64% of the black population and 50% of the white population are overweight.
[Symptoms] Symptoms of sugar-addiction are: hypoglycemia, extreme hunger, extreme fatigue, irritability, food cravings. Sugar-addicts would go out at night to buy sweet foods and drinks, or make sure there is always a sufficient stock. Fungus (yeast infection or candidiasis) can be located in skin or mucosal membranes, including the thrush, the pharynx or esophagus, the gastrointestinal tract, the urinary bladder, the vagina, or the penis, and it results in redness, itching, discomfort, and burning.
[Activation] Sugar produces an inflammatory response identical to the immune response. This places major demands on the digestive system, and interferes with the absorption of critical vitamins and minerals, and weakens the immune system. Fungus and allergies are aggravated by a high sugar and starch diet.
[Prevention] Replacing regular sugar by fructose can considerably limit the food cravings.
[References] Find the latest scientific publications on this topic here or
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Powered by AuthorMapper.com - Selection criteria: ""sugar" "Candida albicans" "immune""+ From: 09/08/2007 + To: 01/17/2010
[Better Immune System Program] With your donations, we will be able to identify the populations more likely to develop a sugar-addiction, and help them find an appropriate diet. Also we will be able to negotiate with the food industry the development of food better suited for allergics.
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30 years ago there wasn't such a thing as sugar-addiction, and although the health care system wasn't nearly as advanced as it is today, the general population's health was better. This is because people had healthier eating habits and used to exercise more than they do today. The fact that in American Samoa, 93.5% of the population is overweight should be a powerful warning that we need better eating habits in order to live healthier lives.
Posted by: Health Information Technology | 16/07/2011
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