The infection known as candidiasis, is caused by the excessive growth of fungi or yeasts of the genus Candida, of which Candida albicans is the most common.
Oral and Genital Candidiasis Biodecoding – Emotional conflicts
Both men and women can develop this disease, although women are more prone to it. In fact, it is estimated that 75% of women in developed countries will suffer from this condition at some point in their lives.
The presence of Candida, especially on the skin, is a constant feature of the human body, but under certain conditions it can multiply abnormally, which can lead to candidiasis.
Risk factors for contracting this infection include certain hormonal and physiological abnormalities:
- The pregnancy
- Use of oral contraceptives
- Mellitus diabetes
- antibacterial antibiotics
- Diets rich in simple carbohydrates
- fertility treatments
- infectious mononucleosis
- cancer treatments
- Steroid use and stress.
Furthermore, 15% of people with compromised immune systems will go on to develop the disease.
How Candidiasis Reveals Emotional Conflicts of Sexual Frustration and Abuse
Candidiasis systematically reveals unconscious emotional conflicts, usually related to past experiences of sexual frustration.
Situations in which the person wanted a sexual encounter, but could not have it or, if they did, the encounter did not go as planned. That is, sexual encounters that do not result in the desired sexual satisfaction. Also, cases where one feels sexually abused or degraded.
As a biological reaction to these circumstances, yeast infection is a response: a physical and sexual barrier that provides protection because irritation inhibits romantic desire.
Therefore, yeast infection often affects people who harbor a lot of resentment and anger in their relationships, those who demand too much of their partners, and those who also harbor mistrust.
Unconscious anger and rage are always the emotions at the core of the underlying conflicts that cause yeast infections, conflicts that are experienced with deep resentment, irritability, and anger.
Finally, as we can see, yeast infection is the manifestation of a conflict that the person with yeast infection neither accepts nor actively seeks to resolve.
Oral candidiasis according to Biodecoding
How to accept and overcome the biological rejection of new ideas and toxic thoughts
The biological refusal to “digest”, adopt or accept new ideas is always manifested by problems in the mouth. These situations often arise suddenly and without warning, often not giving us enough time to consider all relevant factors and available options.
The presence of toxic thoughts that we accumulate and suppress also causes problems in the mouth. They are usually phrases that annoyed or hurt us when we heard them. It is also about phrases that we wish someone had said, but were never said.
Therefore, it is wise and beneficial to become aware of the things we hold back and allow ourselves to express them.
Genital candidiasis according to Biodecoding
Conflicts of fear, guilt, shame, mistrust and anger in relation to one’s own sexuality are always revealed by genital candidiasis.
In other words, genital candidiasis reveals how a person experiences and feels their sexuality and their relationship as a couple, as well as the way in which they have “digested” and internalized situations, expressions and feelings associated with past personal conflicts.
The person with candidiasis needs to become aware of the conflict they harbor. He must ask himself what it is about her sexuality that irritates him so much, what conflict he is avoiding, and what he does not want to see or acknowledge.
As there are always circumstances and feelings of fragility and insecurity behind them, they are people who need to respect themselves above all else.
The first step is to refuse to allow the offensive words and gestures of others to invade your space. Next, you have to recognize your own inner strength and capacity for self-aggrandizement.
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