Re: Couple Questions...(edited)
Cultured vegetables. >>> Start making them, and you will find you love them. They should be everyday food, in my view. Natural pre-and probiotics. You need lots of them. Kombucha too. You can make that yourself. Wild Fermentation is a good book. Also, look online at Erik Armstrong's cultured veg. recips--it's a great introduction to 'how to'. The Morelss protocols are good too. Once the terrain gets remineralized,
(hell, good kelp) the candida won't be called upon to be overgrown. Right now, it is saving your life--when it's not required as part of clean up crew, so to speak, it will recede back toward 'normal'. Everyone has candida--just not everyone has this level of overgrowth.
No 'flour' products of any kind. No processed food. No sugars, other than those naturally present in fruit. Lots of green leafy veg.. What got this started? Was it
Antibiotics ?
Addiction to sweets?...
Also: read this
//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1604094#i
a whole new world awaits you--and the empowering thing is, you do it all yourself. Nothing you can buy is as good as what you can makes with your own hands, and a newfound love for yourself. :-)
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Here's a great list of acidifying/alkalizing foods.
looks like a good one to print out and tape to the inside of the kitchen cupboard.
http://www.rense.com/1.mpicons/acidalka.htm
Note that meat is acid-forming. Note that leon is extemeley alkalizing...and goes well in the Morelss alkalizing and remineralizing drink. I can attest to the fact that ***a lot*** of good things happen after taking this drink daily and rebuilding the body's mineral stores.