Yeast Free Diets

In this article I’m going to talk about yeast free diets. First off let me give you a little bit of info on why yeast free diets might be right for you. Yeast that grows inside our body often thrives in moist areas such as the digestive tract, mouth and urinary tract. There is however a certain type of bacteria known as Candida that thrives on this yeast and stops the yeast from overproducing and therefore protects us from its negative effects. Sometimes, due in part to taking antibiotics these beneficial bacteria are also killed off. Some other causes for this candida die off include the use of birth control pills, stress and excessive fatigue.

Whatever the reason when this type of imbalance in our system occurs it triggers the yeast to grow out of control which can cause many serious side effects including yeast infections (oral and genital), depression and even some life threatening diseases. Don’t fear because many of these symptoms can be easily reversed by following one of the many various yeast free diets being taught by health professionals worldwide. What are yeast free diets? The explanation is easy! A yeast free diet entails eliminating any kind of foods that aids the growth of yeast in our system, and instead eating healthier food free of yeast.

How to Incorporate a Yeast Free Diet

Nowadays we as a people consume a great deal of junk food. Cutting this type of food out of our diet is the first part in living yeast free. Foods normally allowed in yeast free diets generally are unprocessed and in their natural form and by that standard better for the body to digest. Sugar is a big no-no on these types of yeast free diets as it is one of the main food sources for yeast to survive in our body. The same goes of most dairy products. Therefore it is imperative that we cut both sugar and dairy out of our yeast free diets completely. Other foods to be avoided are meats that are pickled, canned or dried, nuts out of their shell, mushrooms, potatoes, alcohol, fruit drinks and soft drinks.

A Candida diet is normally followed for a period of between four to eight weeks, depending on how severe the symptoms are and how quickly the toxins are flushed from your body. This is different for everyone since everyone’s body chemistry is unique. Normally in the first two weeks people following yeast free diets report actually feeling worse then when they started. Don’t worry this is to be expected. You see as the excess yeast dies off it releases toxins into your bloodstream. These toxins can leave you feeling weak and irritated but they will be soon be out of your system entirely. When this occurs you will begin to notice your symptoms alleviating and eventually disappearing altogether.

Some of the foods you should be consuming while on yeast free diets include leafy green veggies, eggs, fish, fresh meat and poultry, rice, barley, whole grains and probiotic foods like corn syrup and yogurt minus the sugar. You’ll notice a big change in your health and energy levels once your body has adapted to your new yeast free diets routine.

While following a yeast free diets lifestyle one should also begin a light exercise routine of walking and swimming. The more active you are the better you’ll feel! Now once you’ve recovered and your symptoms are gone you might be tempted to go back to you’re previous diet but I implore you to do so with caution and reintroduce old foods slowly back into your diet. If you do this you’ll find that certain foods have a really negative effect on your health and may need to stay out of your diet on a more permanent basis.

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