Fibromyalgia is such a mystery, not because of its symptoms but because it is only a series of symptoms that lead to a diagnosis only by eliminating other possible health conditions. This means that there is not a single test in existence that clearly indicates Fibromyalgia. On top of that it is unknown what causes Fibromyalgia, but many have a “gut-level feeling” that Fibromyalgia is connected to Candida and digestive issues.
Fibromyalgia and Toxins
One of the key phrases you will hear when discussing Fibromyalgia is “leaky gut syndrome”. That simply means that the walls of the intestines have lost their integrity, the natural ability to keep toxins, fungi, and other pathogens from crossing through the intestinal walls and into the bloodstream. How does this happen? Our digestive tract is all about balance, maintaining the healthiest pH and controlling pathogens that naturally get into the body. How do we control those pathogens? With bacteria, and not just any bacteria, but the healthy bacteria that we refer to as probiotics.
Fibromyalgia and that Gut Level Feeling
Fighting Fibromyalgia is like fighting a phantom, because all we’re doing is taking the symptom approach. Doesn’t it make more sense to face the cause? Could an unhealthy digestive flora be the leading cause of the pain and fatigue of Fibromyalgia?
Find out more about Fibromyalgia, probiotics and HFI, how humic and fulvic acids have gained attention in supporting immune function, digestion and fighting pathogens.
A Gut Level Feeling About Fibromyalgia © 2011 CandidaProbiotics.com
Reference: Managing Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue published by The Instutute of Nutritional Science.
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I didn’t know that fibromyalgia can possibly have a connection with candida. Thanks for sharing this knowledge!