Pesticides and Candida

One of the direct causes of Candida albicans overgrowth is pesticides.

You need to avoid using them around your house and eat foods that have the least amount of them. Eat organic whenever possible. Pesticides suppress your immune system allowing the Candida to wreak havoc without any resistance.

Small doses of pesticides can adversely affect people. Exposure to pesticides during fetal development and childhood can have long lasting effects. Because of the toxic effects of pesticides, you are wise to minimize your exposure to pesticides whenever possible.

Toxic Effects of Pesticides

  • Immune System Suppression
  • Neurotoxicity
  • Disruption of the Endocrine System
  • Cause Cancer
  • Disrupt Male Reproductive Function
  • Miscarriages
  • Heart Congestion
  • Lung Damage
  • Kidney Damage
  • Muscle Damage
  • Damage to the Adrenal Glands
  • Brain Damage, like Parkinson's Disease
  • Low Blood Pressure
  • Weight Loss
The EPA considers 60% of herbicides, 90% of fungicides and 30% of insecticides to be carcinogenic:

You can lower your pesticide exposure by almost 90% by avoiding the top twelve most contaminated fruits and vegetables and eating the least contaminated instead. Eating the 12 most contaminated fruits and vegetables will expose you to about 15 pesticides per day. Eating the 12 least contaminated will expose you to less than 2 pesticides per day.

Washing and rinsing fresh produce may reduce levels of some pesticides, but it does not eliminate them. Peeling also reduces exposure, but the peel contains many of the valuable nutrients of the food. The best option is to eat a varied diet, wash all your produce, and choose organic when possible

DIRTIEST 12

These fruits and vegetables containing the highest amount of pesticides.
  1. Peaches
  2. Apples
  3. Sweet Bell Peppers
  4. Celery
  5. Nectarines
  6. Strawberries
  7. Cherries
  8. Pears
  9. Grapes (Imported)
  10. Spinach
  11. Lettuce
  12. Potatoes

CLEANEST 12

These fruits and vegetables containing the lowest amount of pesticides.
  1. Onions
  2. Avocado
  3. Sweet Corn (Frozen)
  4. Pineapples
  5. Mango
  6. Asparagus
  7. Sweet Peas (Frozen)
  8. Kiwi Fruit
  9. Bananas
  10. Cabbage
  11. Broccoli
  12. Papaya
You can download a printable copy of these lists and get more information at the Environmental Working Group website.

Pesticides are just one of many reasons that you should be on the lookout for organically grown food. Organic farmers use natural insect predators and barriers to get rid of pests. Traditional farmers use insecticides and other chemicals to do this.

Because of this organically grown food does not contain health harming pesticides. Many people avoid organic food because of the price. However eating organic can be quite affordable if you plan wisely.

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If you have a choice between wilted organic vegetables and fresh conventional ones, go with the fresh conventional ones. Old wilted vegetables loose many of their nutrients and may even have mold growing on them. If you do buy conventional vegetables, make sure they are the ones on the Cleanest 12 list.

By avoiding this common cause of Candida albicans, you greatly improve you chances of success with the Candida albicans cure.




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