Re: Is soy ok? Tofu and soymilk?

January 30, 2010

Hi there,

Welcome to Bee's group! Can you give us a name so we know who we are talking

to?

I hate to be the one to tell you, but you will need to eat meat in order to heal

the candida problem. I know this because I tried to heal my candida while being

a vegetarian and it did not work. There are a few of us on Bee's program who

were vegetarians/vegans. The thing is, our bodies need to eat meat in order to

be healthy and stay healthy. I was a vegetarian for 16 years and thought I was

doing everything right with regards to food, but I just kept getting worse and

worse until I couldn't ignore it any longer. I knew I had to do something and

that is when I found Bee's fantastic program. It wasn't easy for me because I

had such a strong aversion to meat. I didn't think I could go back to eating

meat, but I eventually did and I feel so much better for it. I now realize how

much damage I did eating such a high carb diet.

All soy products are very damaging, so they are not included on Bee's program.

See this article:

...and also this one:

I don't know if you've read the introductory articles yet, but they are

important for you to read so that you understand candida and what you need to do

to heal it:

1. How to Successfully Overcome Candida

2. Curing Candida, How to Get Started

For encouragement and inspiration see these wonderful Success Stories by members

I hope you stick around. It's important that you get healthy.

All the best,

(a group moderator)

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> I've been struggling with candida overgrowth for a few years because of being

on birth control and need a diet to help rid myself of yeast. I'm also a

vegetarian. I still eat eggs and dairy, but eat no meat or fish. If I can't eat

tofu, I'm not sure I could continue with this diet. Is tofu allowed? What about

soymilk?

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