Guest guest Posted March 15, 2010 Report Share Posted March 15, 2010 Are tomatoes okay to eat on the candida diet? I see that it's located on the okay list but a lot of other sites say they are a no no. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2010 Report Share Posted March 15, 2010 Hi Tom: Could you please try to remember to sign your posts? When I hit reply, your email doesn't show and I often forget who I'm writing to. Plus, we often have a hard time remembering people by their email addresses. Thank you for your help on this. Now on to your question...LOL! > > Are tomatoes okay to eat on the candida diet? I see that it's located on the okay list but a lot of other sites say they are a no no. ****Yes, tomatoes are on the okay list. This refers to fresh tomatoes. If you get canned, you will need to be diligent that the tomatoes don't contain salt, preservatives or come in a tin-lined can, glass is best. There are very few packaged tomatoes that fit the bill, so Bee recommends that most people make their own sauce/crushed tomatoes/ oven-dried tomatoes etc. ***It's not that hard. You just need to have a pot of boiling water, drop a couple of tomatoes in for about 10 seconds, then pull them out....drop a few more in, repeat. Now you have a pile of tomatoes that you can easily skin and deseed. These tomatoes can be chopped, blended, left in half... and frozen for later use or used immediately. ***By the way, Bee's diet is different from all other Candida diets. So you will save yourself some confusion if you just use her list of foods and supps rather than trying to blend various diets together. Feel free to ask why something has been included or eliminated, but I would suggest you stick with Bee's diet only in order to have results like her success stories. Hope this helps you, Marissa ( a group moderator) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2010 Report Share Posted March 16, 2010 Thanks a lot for the response, Marissa. Yeah, I was talking about non canned, organic tomatoes. I was just introduced to grape tomatoes and like adding them to my ground beef, along with onions. I don't use too many, just around 10. I'm really determined to over come this so I just wanted to double check. Thanks again. > > > > Hi Tom: > > Could you please try to remember to sign your posts? When I hit reply, your email doesn't show and I often forget who I'm writing to. Plus, we often have a hard time remembering people by their email addresses. Thank you for your help on this. Now on to your question...LOL! > > > > Are tomatoes okay to eat on the candida diet? I see that it's located on the okay list but a lot of other sites say they are a no no. > > ****Yes, tomatoes are on the okay list. This refers to fresh tomatoes. If you get canned, you will need to be diligent that the tomatoes don't contain salt, preservatives or come in a tin-lined can, glass is best. There are very few packaged tomatoes that fit the bill, so Bee recommends that most people make their own sauce/crushed tomatoes/ oven-dried tomatoes etc. > > ***It's not that hard. You just need to have a pot of boiling water, drop a couple of tomatoes in for about 10 seconds, then pull them out....drop a few more in, repeat. Now you have a pile of tomatoes that you can easily skin and deseed. These tomatoes can be chopped, blended, left in half... and frozen for later use or used immediately. > > ***By the way, Bee's diet is different from all other Candida diets. So you will save yourself some confusion if you just use her list of foods and supps rather than trying to blend various diets together. Feel free to ask why something has been included or eliminated, but I would suggest you stick with Bee's diet only in order to have results like her success stories. > > Hope this helps you, > Marissa ( a group moderator) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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