Read This If You’re Taking Antibiotics Or The Pill To Treat Your Acne

April 17th, 2008 | Acne

I hadn’t had an overgrowth of Candida in ten years …until I was given a course of antibiotics to treat my acne. Well, the antibiotics didn’t work so I went off them, but they did leave me a little gift - an overgrowth of Candida in the form of a yeast infection.

Now keep in mind a couple of things. First, I haven’t had this problem in about ten years AND I’ve taken short courses of antibiotics a couple of times in that period for throat and chest infections. Also note that a Candida overgrowth can also pop up in your bowel. So what’s so bad about having a Candida overgrowth in your bowel? Well, this is one of the biggest root causes of acne, and I’ve seen a lot of cases of even severe acne that is caused by a Candida overgrowth alone.

So how can you tell if you’ve got Candida? I’ve already written a blog article about it which you can read here. If you think you have it, it’s best to visit a medical professional like a doctor or naturopath.

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Thanks for watching.

Fran

Fran Kerr is the founding editor of High on Health. To cure your acne, sign up to Fran's FREE acne cure mini-course or download her latest how to guide, Eat Away Your Acne.