Guest guest Posted April 2, 2007 Report Share Posted April 2, 2007 I've undergone a previous, long-term candida detox diet & maintain a diet that's extremely conscious about not letting this get out of control. What I'm trying to understand is why vinegar creates severe gassiness within an hour or so of eating a salad or any other food containing vinegar. Does this suggest ongoing candida-type overgrowth? Does the acid from vinegar upset something in the digestive tract, or suggest another bacterial culprit of some sort? My Blood Type is A, which recommends against all vinegar, but I'm not certain what the problem would be relative to this. I do have severe allergies to molds, and any yeast or mold containing foods tend to cause a lot digestive inflammation that takes many days to heal. Would this be connected in some way? I apologize for posting on this here, but felt there is possibly some connection with the havoc mercury creates for the digestive tract. Also, I'm trying to make sure I'm doing everything I can to ensure good absorption. Has anyone else experienced this or found they must avoid all sources of vinegar? Thanks, Joanne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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