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Joined: Jun 2006
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Hi Diana, what kind of candida diet are you on? Some candida diets are not restrictive enough. Also, everytime you chelate, you are feeding the yeast also, not just from the movement of the metals and toxins, but also the chelating agents themselves feed yeast.
You may need more time off inbetween your chelating rounds if it's getting that bad.
The most restictive candida diet only allows egg, meat, vegetables (no high carbohydrate ones like corn, carrots, potatoes, peas/beans etc) and healthy fats like lard, butter, extra virgin olive oil, organic coconut oil. that is it! Anything else feeds yeast at this stage. Fruit, milk, cheese, grains and anything high in carbs are no nos. Even yoghurt and raw nuts can be a problem in the early stages.
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