1. My left nipple is really sore. What is the cause of it? Many reasons could lead to a sore nipple. A shallow or incorrect latch for mothers who breastfeed, sore nipples can also occur before one is about to get their period. It can also occur due to infections or breast cancer and other […]

1. What is the link between the reoccurring yeast infection and high blood sugar levels? Thrush is a yeast infection caused by candida albicans. These pesky yeasts affect areas that are mostly moist, warm and dark (think vagina, penis, bum, skin folds… you get the idea!). Thrush is common amongst people who have diabetes or […]

1. Regular psoriasis treatment does not work for me. What else can I do? Psoriasis, an autoimmune disease, is a chronic inflammatory disease of the skin and joint. The skin becomes red, itchy and has scaly patches over it. It happens when an overactive immune system attacks healthy skin cells. Research has shown that 60% […]

1. Why is my SIBO treatment not working? Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) is when increased number of bacteria overtake the small intestines. This can even happen with the overgrowth of friendly bacteria. The bacteria thrive off of the sugars and starches that you consume as part of your diet. It produces large amounts of […]

1. Why do I have mucus in my stool? Having some mucus in the stool is usually normal. Mucus is generally secreted by the mucus membranes in our digestive system. If you notice excess mucus, accompanied by cramps, pain, bloating, gas, there might be cause for concern. Mucus with Candida is not often, but could […]