“Sexually Transmitted Ringworm?” 👀 Here’s What Brandi Glanville’s Story REALLY Reveals About Fungal Overgrowth

🚨 Brandi Glanville says she may have contracted “sexually transmitted ringworm” in her THROAT… and there’s a lot to unpack here. 👀

First: ringworm is NOT a worm, it’s a fungal infection. 🦠 And yes, fungus can spread through close skin-to-skin contact, including sexual activity. But technically, it’s not considered a traditional STI like gonorrhea or chlamydia because it’s not spread through bodily fluids.

That said, some parasites, candida overgrowth and Lyme disease can be sexually transmissible.

Also important 👇 Fungal spread is VERY different from parasitic worms “burrowing” into tissue like she references on her podcast. Actual parasites can also penetrate the skin when microscopic larvae or eggs enter the body through contaminated soil, water, food, or direct exposure.

The bigger issue? Direct contact with infected skin, especially active fungal overgrowth like jock itch. Athletes involved in close skin-to-skin contact are actually notorious for spreading fungal infections because of constant physical contact. 🤼‍♂️

And here’s the part mainstream medicine keeps missing…

Fungus doesn’t just randomly appear. Opportunistic fungal overgrowth thrives in bodies burdened by:

⚠️ Heavy metals

⚠️ Toxic load

⚠️ Immune dysfunction

⚠️ Chronic inflammation

⚠️ Biofilms & hidden pathogens

Fungus also isn’t limited to the skin or vaginal area... it can exist deep within tissues when the body’s terrain is compromised.

This is why so many people keep chasing creams and prescriptions while the underlying environment NEVER gets addressed.

At this @brandiglanville .… girl 😩 you need a real detox protocol, not another band-aid. DM me, I got you!🙌

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