All or most autoimmune diseases are caused by yeast/ fungal toxins. One difference between the illnesses has to do with whether the fungal toxins are the primary or secondary cause. For people with MS, they are the primary attacking agent. The similarities between candidiasis and MS are these: MS affects more women than men; so does candidiasis. MS symptoms are due to the impairment of the nervous system (causing numbness, tingling, fatigue, poor coordination, urinary frequency, depression, and erratic vision). These are also the symptoms of chronic candidiasis. The most common symptom in both conditions is fatigue. Intestinal dysbiosis (an imbalance between the good and bad bacteria in the gut) and leaky gut are common to both.
Both conditions suppress the immune system and cause the body to be in an inflammatory state. Candidiasis patients have vitamin and mineral deficiencies, as do people with MS. Food allergies and gluten intolerance are common in both conditions. Both conditions have been linked with the Epstein-Barr virus. Finally, both conditions will respond positively to dietary changes and an antifungal regime. You can eliminate MS by changing your lifestyle and diet, eliminating heavy metals from the body, reducing stress, and changing geographical location if necessary. Addressing these factors has been shown to account for periods of lapses and remission of symptoms . No matter what your stage of MS, treatment of candidiasis is essential to turning your condition around.