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Hyphae and Healthspan

2024-08-06

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Candida overgrowth (CO) can induce an avalanche of health problems. Its hyphal wall contains epitopes that can trigger not only gluten type antibodies (celiac disease) but also a plethora of mannan related antibodies targeting Gq coupled GPCRs. These latter can disrupt autonomic receptors, inducing POTS, loss of taste and smell, and many other symptoms. These mannan auto-antibodies also disrupt chemotactic cytokin...

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Literature Corpus work: c44db05a-e500-50dd-a7b8-915910181709
DOI: 10.32388/yzhinh.2

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