Hi Nicola, my belief is that sulfur has the ability to mobilise metals and in doing this, candida flares up often. Not sure if it directly feeds candida, but I do know it mobilises toxins and that is enough at times.

I have to watch my sulfur intake due to this. I eat eggs though, but just don't combine them with other sulfur foods at the same meal, as too much in one go really sets up problems.

The worst is combingin eggs, onions and garlic at the same meal.

But I eat eggs and I'm ok, I just have to watch it a little. I don't overeat onions and don't go near garlic.

It is really hard to know what to do, because if you exclude this and then exclude that and then someone else says do this or do that, soon enough you find yourself with literally nothing to eat. I think Bee's suggestions are mostly very sound with the candida side of things, I just feel it's complicated in those of us who happen to have other things onboard as well.

Very difficult indeed. Sulfur can cause bloating and gas just on its own anyway. You may need to watch your intake of it so yu're not over doing it.

You may want to post this to Bee, or let her know of these reactions to the eggs and other sulfur foods. It could be part of die off.