Candida albicans and metabolism: why not all oregano works the same

Introduction

Many people are looking for a simple solution to eliminate Candida albicans. One of the most common questions is whether drinking oregano tea or using common oregano is enough to combat it. In Frank Suárez's teachings, the answer is clear: they are not the same.

The reason isn't only that oregano has anti-fungal properties, but also how the body can use that substance. As Frank explained, the problem isn't just "killing Candida," but understanding what Candida does in the body, how it affects metabolism, why it can be related to uncomfortable symptoms, and why not every natural product works the same way within the body.

From Frank Suárez's educational perspective, many people try to solve symptoms without understanding the cause. On this topic, the central teaching is that Candida can be part of the body, but when it grows too much, it can produce toxins, affect oxygen, create inflammation, and contribute to a slower metabolism.

Key Points

• Frank Suárez taught that all human beings have Candida, but the problem appears when it grows too much.
• According to his explanation, Candida can produce acidic toxins that reduce oxygen, increase inflammation, and affect metabolism.
• Frank linked Candida cleansing to an improved ability for the body to lose weight and prevent rebound.
• Oregano tea or common oregano do not work the same way as emulsified oregano because oil and water do not mix easily.
• Emulsified oregano was explained as a form designed so that the oily component could mix with the body's water.
• The main teaching is not to look for a quick fix, but to understand the cause and help the body regain balance.

Candida albicans: A topic Frank considered key

Frank Suárez explained that one of the topics that brought him the most success in his work with metabolism was the knowledge about the fungus Candida albicans.

Frank began studying this topic about 25 years before that explanation. He mentioned Dr. William Crook, an American allergist who was among the first to speak about the danger and problem related to Candida. Frank said that when Dr. Crook began talking about this fungus, other doctors ridiculed him.

Crook's book, The Yeast Connection, was Frank's first clue that there might be a relationship between Candida and certain problems he observed in overweight individuals.

Frank clarified that Crook's book did not state that the fungus was related to obesity. That was a conclusion Frank developed by comparing what he read with what he heard from people who came to NaturalSlim.

Here appears one of the observational methods that characterized Frank: looking at symptoms, searching for patterns, and trying to find the cause.

Symptoms that led to observing a pattern

Frank explained that many people who came to NaturalSlim, especially women, mentioned similar symptoms.

Among the symptoms he mentioned were:

• sinusitis;
• migraine;
• itchy skin;
• gas;
• constant fatigue;
• vaginal discharge;
• burning during sexual intercourse.

Upon reading that Dr. Crook described similar symptoms in people with high Candida levels, Frank saw too much coincidence. This observation led him to investigate whether overweight individuals, especially overweight women, might have more difficulty losing weight when there was an excess of fungus in the body.

Frank explained that women tend to have more fungi than men, and from that observation, he began to test Candida cleanses with supplements aimed at reducing the fungus and the toxins it produces.

The teaching here is not to view each symptom in isolation. From Frank's approach, when several symptoms appear together, there may be a common cause affecting the body's balance.

Candida, toxins, and slow metabolism

One of the central points of the explanation is that Candida is not only present but can also produce toxins.

Frank taught that all human beings have Candida. As he explained, there is no person on Earth who does not have Candida, because it is part of the intestinal and vaginal flora. The problem is not that Candida exists, but that it grows too much.

In the explanation, Frank said that Candida should not exceed 10% of the intestinal flora. However, in severe infections, it can occupy a much larger proportion, leaving the person with little good flora and poor internal ecological health.

Candida toxins and body oxygen

The most important point is that, according to Frank, Candida produces 78 different toxins. He explained that these toxins are acidic substances, and these acids reduce oxygen in the body.

When oxygen is reduced, inflammation occurs. And when there is inflammation, according to this teaching, metabolism can slow down.

Therefore, from Frank Suárez's teaching, when a person cleanses Candida, toxins disappear, oxygen returns, and the body can more easily lose weight.

This explanation connects Candida with metabolism in a way very typical of Frank's style: the body needs energy, oxygen, and balance. When something reduces that energy, metabolism is affected.

Why Candida cleanse was related to rebound

Frank also linked Candida cleansing to the so-called "rebound," that phenomenon where a person loses weight with a diet and then regains it.

As he explained, when a person did a fungal cleanse, they could not only start to lose weight, but also had less tendency to regain the lost weight. In his words, Candida cleansing helped combat rebound because it cleaned the body.

The example he gave was simple: a person can go on any diet, lose weight, and then tend to regain it. But by addressing the Candida issue, they would be dealing with something deeper than simply restricting food for a while.

Here we see a central teaching: it is not enough to diet if the underlying cause affecting metabolism is still present.

From this approach, losing weight is not just about eating less. It is about understanding what is slowing down metabolism, what is affecting energy, and what the body needs to regain its balance.

The Candiseptic Kit and the three components mentioned by Frank

Frank mentioned that at NaturalSlim they used an anti-Candida treatment called Candiseptic Kit.

He explained that this kit contained three special supplements:

• The first contained a special oregano oil, used to kill Candida.
• The second contained good bacteria for the intestine. Frank explained that Candida is an enemy of the body's good bacteria, so the idea was to add "good inhabitants" while removing "bad inhabitants."
• The third was aimed at strengthening the immune system and helping the body to eliminate toxins produced by fungi.

Frank explained it very simply: put in the good and take out the bad. Good bacteria are added, and the excess fungus is reduced.

The idea was not to present the body as something complicated to understand, but as a living system that needs internal balance.

Does oregano tea kill Candida?

The main question was whether oregano tea or common oregano could work the same way as the special oil used for Candida.

Frank's answer was direct: no.

To explain it, he talked about the active component of oregano. As Frank explained, oregano contains an oil called carvacrol, which he identified as the effective component against fungi. He explained that it is a fungicide, meaning a substance that kills fungi.

But here's the key point: that component is an oil.

And as Frank simply explained, oil and water don't mix. The human body has blood that is mostly water, and if a person takes common oregano or oregano tea, the oregano oil does not mix well with the blood.

He used an everyday example: if you look in the sink, you can see that grease, oil, and water do not mix because they are opposites. He applied the same logic to explain why not all oregano works the same way inside the body.

The importance of emulsified oregano

Frank explained that a company in the United States had patented a product called emulsified oregano.

Emulsified, as he explained it, means that the component is divided into molecules so small that it can mix with water. That is, the oily part of oregano is made compatible with the water in the body.

According to Frank, that type of product was what NaturalSlim had used for years with great success. He said he had been using it for more than 15 years and had seen spectacular results.

This detail is important because it shows a difference that many people overlook: just because something is natural does not mean that every way of using it will have the same effect. The point is not just "using oregano," but understanding if the body can absorb and utilize what is being taken.

Why killing Candida can cause discomfort

Frank also explained that when Candida is killed with a strong product, such as the emulsified oregano he mentioned, the person may experience unpleasant symptoms.

As he explained, headaches, migraines, diarrhea, and other discomforts can appear when the fungus dies. Frank's explanation was that when the fungus dies, a kind of intoxication occurs due to the waste and toxins that are released.

That's why Frank said they were investigating another substance called undecylenic acid.

Fungicide and fungistatic: two distinct ways of acting

The difference, as he explained, is that while a fungicide kills the fungus, a fungistatic substance stops its growth.

Instead of killing it outright, it slows the fungus's growth. Frank presented it as a milder alternative for people with severe infections, with the goal that they could undergo a Candida process with fewer negative symptoms.

This part of the teaching again shows the approach of looking for the cause, but also observing how the body reacts.

Diabetics and excess fungi

Frank also mentioned that people with diabetes tend to have more fungi. As he explained, no one would have more fungi than a diabetic, because the fungus feeds on sugar and glucose.

The way he put it was very graphic: a diabetic person's body can be like a paradise for fungi, due to the presence of sugar and glucose.

Without adding anything beyond this explanation, this observation connects with Frank's central idea: when there is a metabolic condition, one should not look only at a number or a symptom, but at the body's entire internal environment.

As Frank always taught, each person should address their health conditions with their doctor, especially if they are taking medication or have a diagnosed condition.

The main lesson: it's not just oregano, it's understanding the cause

Frank's teaching in this explanation is not limited to saying that oregano tea does not work the same as emulsified oregano. That is the practical answer, but behind it lies a deeper lesson.

Frank taught that the body has a logic. Candida can be present in everyone, but when it grows too much, it can produce toxins. These toxins can affect oxygen, cause inflammation, and contribute to a slower metabolism. In turn, a slow metabolism can make it harder to lose weight and keep it off.

Therefore, instead of seeking a superficial solution, Frank drew attention to the cause: excess fungus, toxins, affected intestinal flora, inflammation, and loss of balance.

From that perspective, knowledge is the primary tool. Knowing that oregano tea is not the same as an emulsified form prevents falling into the idea that any natural remedy will work the same way.

Conclusion

Frank Suárez explained that to work on metabolism, one must observe the body as a living system. Regarding Candida, his teaching was clear: it is not enough to take common oregano or oregano tea and expect the same effect as a product designed to mix with the body's water.

According to his explanation, Candida produces toxins, these toxins affect oxygen, can cause inflammation, and can contribute to a slower metabolism. That's why Candida cleansing, in his teaching, was not a minor detail, but a way to address a possible cause that many people were not considering.

The practical lesson is simple: before trying to extinguish symptoms, one must understand what may be causing them. In Frank's language, when the cause is understood, the body can be helped to regain its balance.

Because the truth always triumphs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does oregano tea work the same as emulsified oregano for Candida?

According to Frank Suárez, no. He explained that the active component of oregano is in an oil, and oil does not mix easily with the water in the blood. That's why oregano tea or common oregano do not work the same as an emulsified form.

What is Candida albicans according to Frank Suárez?

Frank taught that Candida albicans is a fungus that all human beings have as part of the intestinal and vaginal flora. The problem appears when it grows too much and alters the body's internal balance.

Why can Candida affect metabolism?

According to Frank, Candida can produce acidic toxins that reduce the body's oxygen. When oxygen is reduced, inflammation can increase, and metabolism can slow down.

What symptoms did Frank associate with excess Candida?

Frank mentioned symptoms such as sinusitis, migraine, itchy skin, gas, constant fatigue, vaginal discharge, and burning during sexual intercourse. His approach was to observe patterns and look for a possible common cause.

Why did Frank relate Candida to rebound?

Frank explained that when a person cleanses the body of fungi, they can not only lose weight more easily, but also have less tendency to regain the lost weight. He connected it to clearing a cause that affects metabolism.

What does it mean for oregano to be emulsified?

According to Frank's explanation, emulsified means that the oily component is divided into particles so small that it can mix with water. This would allow the body to utilize it in a different way than common oregano.

What is the difference between fungicidal and fungistatic?

Frank explained that a fungicide kills fungi, while a fungistatic slows their growth. He presented the fungistatic approach as a gentler alternative for people with severe infections.

Why do people with diabetes tend to have more fungi, according to Frank?

Frank taught that fungi feed on sugar and glucose. That's why he said a diabetic person's body could be a favorable environment for fungal growth.