28/09/2007
Can you take Dida whilst taking antibiotics?
Yes, you can Dida whilst taking antibiotics
01/05/2007
How do I get the most out of using dida?
Avoid eating simple sugars, yeast, mushrooms, dairy (lactose) and alcohol, while taking dida. Take a probiotic culture, especially at the end of the treatment of dida, to rebuild your intesti-nal flora.
01/05/2007
How should dida be taken?
Take two tablets a day, preferably one in between meals, twice a day. Take dida for at least 6 weeks at this dosage. You can then go to maintenance level of one tablet a day, or stop, if the symptoms stay away.
01/05/2007
What is dida?
Dida is a natural product designed to inhibit the overgrowth of Candida. Dida is composed of highly effective plant extracts that are anti-fungal and anti-septic. Cinnamon oil, oregano, gar-lic, olive leaves are all known to be strong natural antifungal agents. Peppermint and fennel oils are calmative, while thyme and marigold are antiseptic.
01/05/2007
How do I recognize Candida overgrowth?
Candida is more likely to affect women between the ages of 15-50 years. 75% of all women will, at some time in their life, have an overgrowth of Candida, often without knowing it. The symptoms are many and varied: Recurrent yeast infections, discharge or itching, bloating, digestive problems, allergies (especially of the respiratory tract), eczema and psoriasis, nerv-ousness, depression, lack of memory and concentration, severe premenstrual symptoms, chronic fatigue, headaches and irritability, lack of libido and increased craving for sweets.
01/05/2007
What stimulates overgrowth of Candida?
Several external factors can stimulate Candida overgrowth. Antibiotics are well-known triggers. Stress, illness and certain medications, such as cortisone and painkillers, depress our immune system and creates a good environment for Candida overgrowth. Finally birth control pills, hormonal changes (during pregnancy), as well as diets high in simple sugars and yeast are causes of Candida overgrowth.
01/05/2007
How does Candida overgrowth affect me?
As the Candida fungus grows, it adheres to the tissues in the intestines and competes with the body’s cells for vital nutrients. Simultaneously Candida secrets a number of toxins and antigens, which in turn make the body strive to produce antibodies to cope with these, thus stimulating allergies, eczema etc. The excessive growth of Candida burdens the body’s immune system and weakens its resis-tance. It is well documented that magnesium is drawn from the body’s cells when there is excessive growth of Candida. This can result in nervousness, tiredness and irritability.
01/05/2007
What is Candida?
Candida is a yeast-like parasitic fungus, which normally lives in equilibrium with bacteria in our intestinal and urinary membranes. Normally the fungus can live in equilibrium with bac-teria in the membranes of our intestines and urinary tract, but the Candida can multiply and begin to infiltrate other parts of the body, influencing our health.
01/05/2007
What are the advantages of Dida?
A convenient, safe herbal complex which contains health giving ingredients to help maintain a healthy micro balance.
01/05/2007
Can I take dida if I am taking prescribed medication?
Yes. Dida is a natural and safe product and can be taken with prescribed medication, but if you have any concerns or questions always consult your GP or pharmacist.
01/05/2007
What diet plan do i need to be following?
You must keep a balanced diet. We suggest whilst taking dida that you reduce the intake of foods which may disturb the micro-biological balance in the body. Foods to try and avoid include alcohol, yeast, sugar and carbohydrates (white bread).
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