If you want to know the effect of steam baths on yeast infection health, then this article is for you. This article will discuss the connection of yeast infections and steam rooms. This idea is based on an email from a reader. She has a couple of questions. She wants to know if sitting in a steam room or sauna affects the yeast. She loves going to the gym and enjoys sitting in the steam room or sauna three times a week. However, she realizes that after she has been in the steam room or sauna, her thrush shows up.
She also wants to start a yeast-free diet. She wonders where on the Internet she can get the list.
If you have a similar situation to hers, here is my opinion about it. For the yeast-free diet, you can go to the site of William G. Crook, who wrote The Yeast Syndrome (which is a really good book). The book has a very complete diet plan. I’m sure it will do you good.
Every time you take a hot, steamy shower for too long, if a lot of your symptoms start to show up, I’m guessing maybe it’s because your house is very moldy and steamy.
Also, if your tap water is chlorinated, the heat from a hot shower allows chlorine gas to be released in small amounts. You inhale the chlorine while standing in a hot shower. If you have an intolerance to handle chlorine that many have in the immune compromised/candida system, you will feel sick when you get out of a long hot shower. Get a good shower head filter and you can solve your problems with hot showers.
