Candida developing on tongue?

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I have been following the diet for 6 days now, yeast sugar and carb

free. My diet was relatively sugar free and low carb previously, but

not religiously. I've also been taking Oil of Oregano (3-4 drops, 4

times daily) as well as a small amount of coconut oil.

I've just started to notice that my tongue is getting a white coating.

I would have expected the anti-fungal properties of the oil of oregano

to prevent this? Is this normal?

Cheers.

Josh

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> I have been following the diet for 6 days now, yeast sugar and carb

> free. My diet was relatively sugar free and low carb previously, but

> not religiously. I've also been taking Oil of Oregano (3-4 drops, 4

> times daily) as well as a small amount of coconut oil.

+++Hi Josh. You wouldn't add oil of oregano until you are able to take

6 tbls. of coconut oil without getting severe die-off symptoms. You

are just overwhelming your body by having both at this time. Also

coconut oil provides so many other health benefits besides being

antifungal.

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> I've just started to notice that my tongue is getting a white

coating. I would have expected the anti-fungal properties of the oil

of oregano to prevent this? Is this normal?

+++It is very common for most people to get thrush in their mouths when

they first start on the program. In fact many symptoms will intensify

at first as written in " Die-Off Symptoms " :

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/heal2.php

Antifungals don't cure candida, however they help by lowering the

numbers while you are building up your immune system.

Candida is only cured by building up the immune system so it becomes

strong enough to " make " candida change back to the friendly organism it

was before changing into an overgrowing monster. So " proper nutrients

are much more important than antifungals. In fact you can cure candida

by not taking any antifungals or probiotics; except I believe coconut

oil is important for its other health benefits. Antifungals are also

found in so many foods as well, i.e. cabbage, broccoli, onions, garlic,

cinnamon, butter, lard, etc., etc.

Bee