There are about 30 varieties of protozoa that cause disease in humans. Amoeba are a microscopic, single celled organism that is found in soil and water. Fungi grow as single cell, as in yeast, or as a multicellular filamentous colonies, as in molds and mushrooms. They do not contain chlorophyll, so they are dependent upon a saprophytic or parasitic existence. There are over 100,000 species of fungi, but only about 10 cause disease in humans.
Yeast is a fungus that reproduces asexually.
Candida albicans is a kind of disease producing yeast. Many experts suggest that a biannual parasite cleanse be done. There is also a 10 day Chinese cleanse called Para-Cleanse. After a cleanse, here are some tips on how to ward off reinfestation. Eliminate all milk and dairy products from your diet.