Re: ~~ :o) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

[Guest guest]

you know they usally contain garlic too.

Kathycozycove@... wrote: Hi....Can we eat dill pickes. I know if

one gets a bad craving for something

sweet, eating a dill pickle will most often take that craving away.

Even if we can't have the pickle, because of the candida. I would think the

pickle would be better then eating a slice of cake, pie, roll, and ect.

Anyone have any opinions.

<><>kathy<><>

I must go to walmart, think I better get off of this for a spell.....BYE

[Guest guest]

The problem with the pickle is it is in vinegar and that is fermented -

feeds the candida. I'm not sure if fermented things feed more or less than

sugar. My naturopath said if I feel forced to cheat, eat a baked potato.

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From: candidiasis [mailto:candidiasis ] On

Behalf Of Kathycozycove@...

Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2006 11:34 AM

candidiasis

Subject: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

Hi....Can we eat dill pickes. I know if one gets a bad craving for something

sweet, eating a dill pickle will most often take that craving away.

Even if we can't have the pickle, because of the candida. I would think the

pickle would be better then eating a slice of cake, pie, roll, and ect.

Anyone have any opinions.

<><>kathy<><>

I must go to walmart, think I better get off of this for a spell.....BYE

[Guest guest]

I have heard that sauerkraut can do the same for sugar cravings. Naturally

fermented sauerkraut (doesn't contain vinegar and shouldn't be heated

afterwards, like the canned stuff) should actually be good to eliminate candida,

I would think. It might be hard to find though. We have someone at our local

farmer's market selling it.

-Olif

[Guest guest]

Supposedly anything fermented is bad, but has never bothered me. From what I

have read, things like pickles only really bother 1% of candida sufferers, so

there's no reason for the other 99% to not eat them.

[Guest guest]

According to The Body Ecology Diet, anything fermented is very good! It is like

taking probiotics but in whole food form. Pickles made with vinegar bought in a

jar from the store are not fermented.

-Olif

Re: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

Supposedly anything fermented is bad, but has never bothered me. From what I

have read, things like pickles only really bother 1% of candida sufferers, so

there's no reason for the other 99% to not eat them.

[Guest guest]

i agree

~susan w~ <peacefulmeow@...> wrote: Supposedly anything fermented

is bad, but has never bothered me. From what I have read, things like pickles

only really bother 1% of candida sufferers, so there's no reason for the other

99% to not eat them.

[Guest guest]

All I know if I was told by my naturopath not to eat vinegar or anything

containing vinegar. She said it feeds candida.

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From: candidiasis [mailto:candidiasis ] On

Behalf Of Olif

Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2006 2:48 PM

candidiasis

Subject: Re: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

According to The Body Ecology Diet, anything fermented is very good! It is

like taking probiotics but in whole food form. Pickles made with vinegar

bought in a jar from the store are not fermented.

-Olif

Re: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

Supposedly anything fermented is bad, but has never bothered me. From what I

have read, things like pickles only really bother 1% of candida sufferers,

so there's no reason for the other 99% to not eat them.

[Guest guest]

Vinegar is very bad for you if you have candida. It would be just as

bad as sugar, rather find something you can actually have as a snack.

Keen

~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

Hi....Can we eat dill pickes. I know if one gets a bad craving for

something

sweet, eating a dill pickle will most often take that craving away.

Even if we can't have the pickle, because of the candida. I would think

the

pickle would be better then eating a slice of cake, pie, roll, and ect.

Anyone have any opinions.

<><>kathy<><>

I must go to walmart, think I better get off of this for a spell.....BYE

[Guest guest]

Yes, I believe it is a myth that vinegar, soy sauce, etc. feed candida. They

probably only affect 1% of candida sufferers.

Patty wrote:

All I know if I was told by my naturopath not to eat vinegar or anything

containing vinegar. She said it feeds candida.

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From: candidiasis [mailto:candidiasis] On

Behalf Of Olif

Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2006 2:48 PM

candidiasis

Subject: Re: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

According to The Body Ecology Diet, anything fermented is very good! It is

like taking probiotics but in whole food form. Pickles made with vinegar

bought in a jar from the store are not fermented.

-Olif

Re: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

Supposedly anything fermented is bad, but has never bothered me. From what I

have read, things like pickles only really bother 1% of candida sufferers,

so there's no reason for the other 99% to not eat them.

[Guest guest]

I tried something with vinegar and I can't say it did me any good. But

never mind the vinegar, most bottles of pickles contain all kinds of

other chemicals - read the labels.

Keen

Re: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

According to The Body Ecology Diet, anything fermented is very good! It

is

like taking probiotics but in whole food form. Pickles made with vinegar

bought in a jar from the store are not fermented.

-Olif

Re: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

Supposedly anything fermented is bad, but has never bothered me. From

what I

have read, things like pickles only really bother 1% of candida

sufferers,

so there's no reason for the other 99% to not eat them.

[Guest guest]

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From: candidiasis [mailto:candidiasis ] On

Behalf Of ~susan w~

Sent: Friday, September 22, 2006 4:11 AM

candidiasis

Subject: Re: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

Yes, I believe it is a myth that vinegar, soy sauce, etc. feed candida. They

probably only affect 1% of candida sufferers.

Patty wrote:

All I know if I was told by my naturopath not to eat vinegar or anything

containing vinegar. She said it feeds candida.

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From: candidiasis [mailto:candidiasis]

On

Behalf Of Olif

Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2006 2:48 PM

candidiasis

Subject: Re: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

According to The Body Ecology Diet, anything fermented is very good! It is

like taking probiotics but in whole food form. Pickles made with vinegar

bought in a jar from the store are not fermented.

-Olif

Re: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

Supposedly anything fermented is bad, but has never bothered me. From what I

have read, things like pickles only really bother 1% of candida sufferers,

so there's no reason for the other 99% to not eat them.

[Guest guest]

What makes you think it's a myth?

Patti

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From: candidiasis [mailto:candidiasis ] On

Behalf Of ~susan w~

Sent: Friday, September 22, 2006 4:11 AM

candidiasis

Subject: Re: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

Yes, I believe it is a myth that vinegar, soy sauce, etc. feed candida. They

probably only affect 1% of candida sufferers.

Patty wrote:

All I know if I was told by my naturopath not to eat vinegar or anything

containing vinegar. She said it feeds candida.

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From: candidiasis [mailto:candidiasis]

On

Behalf Of Olif

Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2006 2:48 PM

candidiasis

Subject: Re: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

According to The Body Ecology Diet, anything fermented is very good! It is

like taking probiotics but in whole food form. Pickles made with vinegar

bought in a jar from the store are not fermented.

-Olif

Re: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

Supposedly anything fermented is bad, but has never bothered me. From what I

have read, things like pickles only really bother 1% of candida sufferers,

so there's no reason for the other 99% to not eat them.

[Guest guest]

Even a little acidity produced by the lactic acid bacteria

lactobacilli, and the acetic acid bacteria bifidobacteria, handily

suppresses candida and other growth in the bowel.

Vinegar contains many times more acidity.

It has to be a myth.

Duncan Crow

>

> All I know if I was told by my naturopath not to eat vinegar or

anything

> containing vinegar. She said it feeds candida.

>

> _____

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I'm curious about the vinegar issue too. There seem to be harsh

vinegars (which when I use them make me FEEL like they're wreaking

havoc on my system) and milder vinegars (like ume). Aren't some

reputed to be good for the gut? Is it possible, some are better

than others?

-Lori

>

> What makes you think it's a myth?

>

> Patti

>

> _____

>

> From: candidiasis

[mailto:candidiasis ] On

> Behalf Of ~susan w~

> Sent: Friday, September 22, 2006 4:11 AM

> candidiasis

> Subject: Re: ~~ ) ... Dill Pickles & Candida

>

> Yes, I believe it is a myth that vinegar, soy sauce, etc. feed

candida. They

> probably only affect 1% of candida sufferers.