3 Anti-Candida Diet Problems

by Steven Wright

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Candida is the yeast infection that never seems to die.  Try the Anti-Candida diet!  A well meaning blogger or citizen says.  And then it begins…

Unfortunately, if this was all it took to beat this problem I wouldn’t have to make this video.  And I doubt I’d see so many reoccurring infections. Or see test result after test result showing a Candida infection even though the person is strictly following the diet.

The Anti-Candida diet is built on logical sense.  But in practice many people end up eating less than 50grams of carbohydrates a day.  And I’d say most I’ve interacted with are actually on a ZERO carbohydrate diet.

They think even 25 grams of carbohydrates will ruin all the hard work they’ve done.  And when you’re putting this much time and effort into a diet I understand their passion and worry.  The worst part is that a very low carbohydrate diet like this can actually hurt them worse if they don’t have the proper educated support helping them.  And most don’t.

I agree don’t eat processed foods, avoid sugars, eat whole foods (try SCD).  But this idea that all carbohydrate needs to be cut out is not necessary.

Many claim the diet provides relief, but not killing power from what I’ve seen… and that’s just the tip of the problems.

3 Anti-Candida Diet Myths

1.  Candida doesn’t usually live alone.

2.  When your hormones are shot, Candida comes back.

3.  Candida needs to be killed, not starved.

Watch the video as I cover these myths and what the next steps should be for you if you think that you’ve got a Candida infection.  Or worse if you do have it and it won’t go away make sure you address all 3.

Watch it here ->http://scdlifestyle.tv/anti-candida-diet-isnt-working/

And if you’re looking for someone to help you beat it.  Then you’ve come to the right place.  Head over to our consulting page to get individualized help.  Get consulting help HERE.

-Steve

PS – This is major myth I see everywhere on the internet.  Knowledge is power, spread this video.

About the author

Steven Wright Steve Wright is a health engineer and author. In 2009, he reached a breaking point when IBS took over his life and the doctors didn't know how to help. Since then, he has transformed his health and started SCDLifestyle.com to help others naturally heal stomach problems. You can check out his story here and find him on Google+, Facebook or Twitter.

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Emily Garcia February 23, 2013 at 4:48 pm

Hello and thanks for posting. Can you explain a little bit about the hormone imbalance you mention here, or direct me to a resource that does? I was unclear if this imbalance is a result of following a strict anti-candida diet, yeast overgrowth or yet another gut ailment. I have been strictly following an anti-yeast diet (the Body Ecology Diet) for about 2 months now. But after not much improvement I recently got tested for SIBO, and sure enough, I have this too. So now my doctor recommends a treatment of antibiotics to kill the SIBO followed by the SCD diet, but I’m wondering how hormones fit into this picture. Thanks again.

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betty April 30, 2013 at 4:15 pm

read about oil of oregano….the vulgre strain…. be carefull of dosage! I just started it
di-flucan has helped me when prescribed, but I am hopeful this will be a natural remedy.
I now have a compromised immune system from over and uneccessry anti-biotic treatments for lung and sinus and uti infections (yes, i smoke, have copd and am over 60) Doc put too much emphasis on dispensing drugs that might help, not enough diagnostic testing before prescribing and are insufficiently trained in fungal/yeast infection according to my experience and NIH article saying fungal/yeast infections way under-diagnosed. Add c-diff to the equation and all they tell you is to quit smoking!
i will try to remember to report back how the oil of oregano works. I am not a suppliment junkie, eate a balanced diet, but can’t seem to gain my weight back and suffer hospital ER stays from shortness of breath! Thet fix me up on steroids and anti-biotics, but I hope to get well enough to eliminate exaserbations altogether!

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