Where can i get fat sources from whilst on the candida diet?
(the diet consists of veg and meat to starve off the yeast overgrowth)
i heard avocado/guacamole is good,almond/almond butter, pumpkin seeds, olive oil, but what else?
and is ALL alcohol to be eliminated?
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The one thing you want to avoid on a candida diet is refined foods, sugar, sweet fruits and simple carbs. And avoid things that have a lot of acid in them . No apples, no pears, no oranges, no melons or grapes, but grapefruit is ok.
Eat lots of broccoli and green leafy veggies to bring your ph-level down. Steamed soy beans (edamame) are excellent, but not sugary soy milk. You can find unsweeted soymilk and add a quality all-natural sugar substitute to that (like Stevia or Xylitol).
Definitely avoid alcohol. It will wreck your ph-balance. After the diet is over, you can go toward having a glass of red wine a week and then after two weeks, a glass of red wine every other day. This amount of alcohol is actually health-promoting.
Oh, and avoid artificial sweeteners in general. They cause cancer. Most even say so on the box!
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October 30th, 2009 at 7:18 amI’m on this too.
I have an avacado every lunch time (in a wrap , mushed with tomatoes corriander red onion and a bit of lemon juice and salt .. with chicken and cheese)
I cook everything in olive oil
and my nutritionist is trying to get me to eeat seeds/nuts but i hate the texture.
And fish are really good sorces of essential fats.
About the alcohol , ive been told to cut it out cooooompletley for the first 3 months. But vodka/gin apparently dont have any sugar in them or anything so theyre fine (but really – who wants straight vodka?). The other person said after a while wine woul be ok but my nutritionist says wine is very bad.
And you said that its just veg and meat , i’ve been told carbs are fine aslong as you have them along side protien because it’l slow down the break down. Just make sure theyre complex carbs.
October 30th, 2009 at 7:18 am