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Originally Posted by Shannon2
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I can't work out how to use our scanner! So here it is, retyped.
FORBIDDEN:
Commercial breads and biscuits with wheat
Oats (for the first 3 weeks)
Commercial muffins, cakes and pastries
Wheat or semolina based pasta
all foods containing yeast
alcohol (for the first month, and thereafter vodka is best)
fruit juice
soft drink (have plain mineral water instead)
cordials
tea (can have decaf or herbal tea)
coffee (can have decaf)
dairy milk
soy milk with malt or sugar
sugar, artificial sweeteners, malt, honey, fructose, lactose
salt pepper, vinegar, soy sauce, mayonnaise, tamari, shoyu, worcestershire sauce
margarine, butter and all commercial spreads (except for grape juice sweetened, no sugar, jam)
No dairy (except small amounts of fresh fetta and ricotta)
No fruit at all for the first month, thereafter limit fruit intake, peaches and strawberries are best, then after 2 months can have pawpaw, banana, pineapple and kiwifruit. Melons are out totally.
Avoid shellfish, sausage, salami, ham and other processed or preserved meats
no peanuts, coconut, old nuts and seeds
no mushrooms
no fermented foods like miso or tofu
for the first 3 weeks: no potato, sweet potato, corn,beans or squash. They are all ok to eat after 3 weeks has passed.
ALTERNATIVES ALLOWED:
Rice, corn, buckwheat, millet
rice or corn crackers
puffed millet and rice flakes cereal
rice corn millet or buckwheat pasta
Pau D'Arco tea (great for getting rid of candida)
diluted vegetable juices (no carrot)
homemade salad dressins with linseed or olive oil and lemon juice
tahini
avocado
home made hommous (cooked chickpeas blended with garlic, lemon juice and tahini)
soy or rice milk with no sugar or malt
lean beef, chicken, lamb and fresh fish
fresh nuts and seeds
try to pick low gi fruits and veg
Ok so it looks pretty boring, its really no wonder it gets you so healthy - look at what you're eating! I find that the best way to do it is be brutal, throw everything out of the cupboard that doesn't fit with this plan - has added sugar or whatever. Then make everything from scratch. Ok it can be boring but the difference in how you feel and look (glowing skin etc) makes it soooo worth it. I find it hard though when I leave stuff in the cupboard, stocks and sauces etc with sugar, thinking it won't matter (plus I don't like to make BF's dinner too boring), but a little bit of sugar really does make a difference because candida only needs a little bit to survive. And the point is to get rid of it.
The supplements are:
Chinese herbs: these are miracle things - should be able to get them from any chinese herbalist. The supplement I'm on is called: Huang Lian Jie Du Tang (Coptis & Scutellaria Combination)
Pau D'Arco capsules, 2 twice a day
Vitamin C (to give the immune system a bit of a chance) 1000mg 2 times a day
Probiotics - either the acidopholous you keep in the fridge or if your like me and keep forgetting to put it in the fridge, there's one called Kolorex. Its not a probiotic as such but does the same thing, doesn't need to be kept in the fridge and it does a great job. I think you can get it online.
Olive leaf - a few mls in water every day
The naturopath also gave me some herbal drops which were specialised to me so probably not much point in me talking about them. But what's here will give you a good start to get a handle on things anyway.
hope it helps! I'm starting clean again today on the above diet/atkins style (the above just a lower carb version) if anyone feels inspired to join me!
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. He thinks everything can be solved with a pill so decided to see if birth control pills would work - yeah he really did say that. After 2 months, I took myself off them not really for candida problems, but they were making me horribly depressed - ladies please never take Yaz EVER. He did make me realize that some of my symptoms may be linked to hormonal imbalances though.
If you're afraid of bacteria from the eggs, wash them well. Salmonella comes from the shells, not raw eggs, so I've heard.
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