Guest guest Posted December 29, 2008 Report Posted December 29, 2008 Everett wrote: > quinoa, millet, amaranth or buckwheat *only* (like pastas, cereals, crackers, flatbreads) or the *germs* of those 4 " safe for candida " " grains " (they are more like seeds, why they are safe for us), would you please and thanks ever so much, let me know!!! > > I was not aware there were ANY " candida safe " grains? I believe those grains are safe for celiacs because they don't have gluten. But safe for candida? Can you point me to more info? I have read that millet is a goitrogen, so anyone iwth thyroid problems might prefer to avoid it. sol Quote
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2008 Report Posted December 29, 2008 I agree with Sol; grains are all carbohydrate storage vessels that are readily fermented by candida. They are not candida-safe. Duncan > > quinoa, millet, amaranth or buckwheat *only* (like pastas, cereals, crackers, flatbreads) or the *germs* of those 4 " safe for candida " " grains " (they are more like seeds, why they are safe for us), would you please and thanks ever so much, let me know!!! > > > > > I was not aware there were ANY " candida safe " grains? I believe those > grains are safe for celiacs because they don't have gluten. But safe for > candida? Can you point me to more info? I have read that millet is a > goitrogen, so anyone iwth thyroid problems might prefer to avoid it. > sol > Quote
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