Getting a clear picture of what is going on in the body with Candidiasis and how candida albicans infects your body will help understand why you can't play around with this.
You have to take a very aggressive approach in order to rid the body of Candida.
When a living organism dies, fungi and bacteria move in and consume it.
This is how nature works.
But - as long as that living organism is alive and healthy - these fungi and bacteria are kept at bay, this applies to plants as well as animal.
Once Candida gets a foothold, it will try to consume and take up residence in the whole body not just the gut.
It gets out of the gut by weakening the gut lining and getting into the bloodstream.
The digestive track is approximately 28 ft long with the last 5 ft being the toxic waste dump or colon.
The surface area is the size of a tennis court.
If this whole area is affected with the fungal stage of Candida, you can see why it is so hard to eliminate.
If it moves into the bloodstream and sets up residence in other areas, you have a systemic infection and this is even more difficult to treat.
With a surface area the size of a tennis court, you can understand why one or two capsules of an antifungal are not going to do much good.
The Candida is not just floating around in the gut like food, but it is embedded in the wall of the gut.
This is why I think you have to look to nature for a solution and why I am so adamant about the use of soil born organisms.
These organisms are what keep the bad bacteria and fungi in check in the soil and research has found that they will do the same thing in the human body.
I believe this will be recognized as one of the greatest discoveries for human health, but it might take 20 years for this to happen.
When SBO's - small-bowel obstruction - are ingested, they are able to survive the acid in the stomach and move to the small intestine, here they form colonies and start to multiply and are carried into the large intestine by the movement of waste.
These bacteria will attack the Candida, including what is embedded in the gut lining and while all this is going on the body recognizes the SBO's as an antigen and starts the process for a natural immune response, this response is what will kill Candida that has moved out of the gut.
You can see that with a surface area the size of a tennis court why you would need to take a lot of these bacteria in order to do any good.
It will also take time according to how severe the infection is.
This is just my opinion formed from experience with a very severe Candida infection.