Re: Re: what I did for Candida off topic

[Guest guest]

Vinegar is fermented which can cause candida problems.

When on any candida diet one should look for hidden, sugars

and fermented products These can be anything from soy sauce

to ketchup, mustard and so forth.

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From: meralearning

> Taking coconut oil and use apple cider vinegar is suppose to get rid

of

> candida also.

** my husband's doc took him OFF the vinegar during the candida. she

gave him some other alternative since the cleanse diet included " no

vinegar " . Any thoughts on this?

Esmeralda

[Guest guest]

That is true with the exception of apple cider vinegar which has the

opposite effect and kills candida. It can also be used as a scalp rinse to

kill the fungus. So, if you buy organic products with apple cider vinegar

you are okay. I know I can't use regular vinegar but have had really good

luck with organic apple cider vinegar in killing candida.

Cheri

Re: Re: what I did for Candida off topic

Vinegar is fermented which can cause candida problems.

When on any candida diet one should look for hidden, sugars

and fermented products These can be anything from soy sauce

to ketchup, mustard and so forth.

.

[Guest guest]

Regular vinegar is not good because it can feed candida, but organic apple

cider vinegar actually kills it. I know this from personal experience from

suffering from candida overgrowth since the age of 10. I get it worst on my

scalp and an ACV rinse has worked wonders. Though, overall the best thing I

have found even more than diet is a good probiotic in high doses.

Cheri

-----Original Message-----

>

> Taking coconut oil and use apple cider vinegar is suppose to get rid

of

> candida also.

** my husband's doc took him OFF the vinegar during the candida. she

gave him some other alternative since the cleanse diet included " no

vinegar " . Any thoughts on this?

Esmeralda

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[Guest guest]

I read on another list that apple cider vinegar contains too much sugar

for some people (while they are trying to get candida levels down).

sol

meralearning wrote:

> ** my husband's doc took him OFF the vinegar during the candida. she

> gave him some other alternative since the cleanse diet included " no

> vinegar " . Any thoughts on this?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I have been on many Candida forums that said to avoid all vinegar and

it just didn't make logical sense to me since I had so much luck with my

scalp so I researched in and found out that ACV was actually good. It has to

do with the source of the vinegar as well as how they process it.

I don't know how much ACV your hubby takes per day, but I would make sure he

gets a lot of probiotics. That will help keep the intestinal balance of good

bacteria versus bad and the good bacteria also eat up the toxins produced by

the fungi (of which Candida is one).

Cheri

Re: what I did for Candida off topic

Thanks Cheri, this is good because we're really into org. ACV for

digestion and is a big sacrifice. Hubby wants me to do more research

because it's hard to go against 'doc's orders' when he's lost so much

weight... But, it makes sense to me as it has so many healthful

benefits it would not make sense that it was feeding the candida.

Esmeralda

> Regular vinegar is not good because it can feed candida, but organic

apple

> cider vinegar actually kills it. I know this from personal experience

from

> suffering from candida overgrowth since the age of 10. I get it worst

on my

> scalp and an ACV rinse has worked wonders. Though, overall the best

thing I

> have found even more than diet is a good probiotic in high doses.

>

>

.