They don't know where to begin or how to organize signs and symptoms. First of all, identification and elimination of Candida and food allergens is essential to any real success, and can coexist with any of the zang fu patterns. They may all be involved, but if you treat all simultaneously, the patient will suffer from a confused and inefficient approach. In the absence of true disturbed shen presentation, it is usually best to start herbal therapies with liver, then spleen, and finally, kidney. Candida Treating Candida can be a big challenge.
Funguses are survivors and they are very hard to get rid of.
Their job is to suck the life out of decaying tissue, so a fundamental imbalance in the vitality and chemistry of the small intestines is often the root cause. Addressing proper pH and restoring vitality via herbs and dan tian qi gong, are useful. When combined with an anti-Candida diet, Nystatin is usually effective but needs to be taken for four months. Other western medicines, such as Nizoral, Diflucan, an Sporex, are effective but can be toxic to the liver. The key is to change any anti-fungal product every month, to avoid tolerance and adaptation.