Discussion: Nail fungus and recurrent vaginal fungal infections in autoimmune patients often manifest a chronic fungal infection in the gastrointestinal tract.

Nail fungus is not just a matter of hygiene in swimming pools and damp places that contact the feet; it is mainly a symptom of an unbalanced intestinal flora and very acidic intestines. Patients with autoimmune diseases are advised not to take antifungal medication, as it harms their liver.

Common symptoms of unbalanced intestinal flora:
Onychomycosis (nail fungus), chronic fungal infection of the vagina, chronic constipation, weight gain, gastrointestinal gas, itching in the anus, and chronic fatigue. In pH, urine tests are usually below 5.5. (very acidic urine) Impaired immune system.

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