Yeast and SCD Foods

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I have a question about SCD foods given in the more advanced stages of the

diet to a person who most probably (now testing) has overgrowth of yeast.

I read that raisins, honey, bacon (smoked,crispy) and swiss cheese shouldn't

be eaten if there is yeast present.

If there is an excessive amount of yeast, would the foods listed above

continue to promote the production of yeast?

Thanks

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[Guest guest]

You can avoid these foods for now if you want to. SCD doesn't follow the same

rules as diets that are prescribed as anti-yeast treatments. Many new SCDers

choose to either avoid or go easy on such foods as honey for that same reason,

so it's up to you to use or not use foods that you feel are going to cause a

problem with yeast, allergies or sensitivities. Just because a food is " SCD

legal " , doesn't mean you're required to eat it.

You will probably find that SCD itself will help rebalance the gut and by the

time you are far enough along with the diet, yeast may not be as much of a

problem. Be sure to include l.acidophilus supplements, and SCD yogurt, as both

will help tremendously.

Patti

Yeast and SCD Foods

Hi,

I have a question about SCD foods given in the more advanced stages of the

diet to a person who most probably (now testing) has overgrowth of yeast.

I read that raisins, honey, bacon (smoked,crispy) and swiss cheese shouldn't

be eaten if there is yeast present.

If there is an excessive amount of yeast, would the foods listed above

continue to promote the production of yeast?

Thanks

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