Candida Cleansing Foods To Eat
Know What food to eat to keep candida away - So
what's left after you take cheese, alcohol, chocolate and
various other foods from your diet? Well the good news is the
foods to eat section also contains some delicious items.
Remember to check out our recipes page for
inspiration!
Vegetables
There
are some vegetables that will actually inhibit the growth of
Candida. These include raw garlic, onions, cabbage, broccoli,
turnip and kale. Keep starchy vegetables like potatoes and yams
to a minimum.
You
should buy your vegetables fresh and steam them. Add a little
garlic for flavor (garlic is also helpful with
Candida). Not only
do vegetables starve the Candida of its sugar and mold diet,
they also absorb fungal poisons and carry them out of your
body.
Proteins
As
part of your plan to starve the Candida yeast, feel free to eat
plenty of high-protein meals. Foods like beef, chicken, fish
and eggs are all good for you anyway, but they serve an extra
purpose in an Anti-Candida
Diet. Almost
completely free of sugars and mold, they fill you up while
restricting the Candida's appetite and
growth.
As you
probably know, one excellent high-protein diet is the Atkins
Diet. Most Atkins recipes will also work reasonably well in a
Candida diet. Other supplements can also help, whey protein
being a good example.
Live yogurt
cultures
yogurt candida
Live yogurt cultures (or
probiotics) are a class of supplement that help your gut to
repopulate itself with good bacteria. They are especially
useful as a course of antibiotics, or when a patient is
suffering from Candida. The live bacteria in the yogurt will
crowd out the Candida yeast and restore balance to your
system.
Good
bacteria will also produce antifungal enzymes that can help you
fight Candida. Take a look at our probiotics page for more info
on good sources for
probiotics.
Nuts and
seeds
Candida and Nuts
Another high protein option that
starves Candida and restricts its growth. Avoid peanuts as they
tend to have a higher mold content.
Also
consider soaking other nuts in water to remove any mold on the
outside (spraying with a diluted grapefruit seed extract
solution is even better).
Non-glutenous
grains
Wheat
and rye are off the menu but there are other grains that you
can eat. If you like toast in the morning, try millet bread
instead of your usual brand. Rice is OK for a Candida Diet, but
get brown rice or preferably wild rice. For cereal at
breakfast, try a low-sugar variety with oat bran.
Green
algae
Green
algae such as Spirulina and Chlorella are some of the most
ancient organisms on earth, but they're also some of the most
up to date cures for Candida. Scientists have found that they
can restore balance to your gut and boost your immune
system.
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