what does gliotoxins do
A gliotoxin is a mycotoxin produced by several species of fungi, including pathogens of humans such as Aspergillus, and also candida.A study* published in 2010 revealed that candida could produce a substance called a gliotoxin (GT), an immunosuppressive toxin.It is now believed that GTâs immune-suppressing activity contributes to the survival of candida albicans in the blood stream during infections.f your diet is high in the foods that candida love, the foods and drinks I have clearly outlined in various articles on this site, then you may well be producing far too many yeasts themselves in addition to their metabolites, thereby challenging your immune system on a continual basis, twenty four hours a day.