We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
just because carbohydrates are associated there doesn't mean they're problematic or actually causing the problem in all people the association is not causation we keep making this error of judgment even in people in the ketogenic community who claim to understand that we cannot draw causative inference from observational things
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those are not the causes of candidal overgrowth in the human gut there is something else that is the root cause if you have candida in the gut and i'll get your perspective on this in a moment i'm sort of ranting here i apologize about that but if you have candida in the human gut removing sugars may be helpful but as soon as you reintroduce carbohydrates which is a necessity for humans i believe long-term long-term ketosis is going to be harmful for humans from many perspectives you're going to have that candida recur