B6 helps me as well.   [End]
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I took some maybe three or four days ago and I am still peeing bright yellow. The sulphur smell is coming from the back of my throat, it happened to me a lot before. It was the candida, but I’m not sure why b2 made my candida almost revert. My scalp issue was gone yet my throat issue came back. I couldn’t talk yesterday at work without it smelling like shit. If my head was tilted the wrong way then the smell would radiate from my throat. I had to fold my tongue to create a barrier to keep the smell down and it worked so that it wouldn’t emit from my throat. After realizing this, I ...
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I’m already hungry thinking about how badly I’m going to starve tomorrow on this terrible diet. How are you doing now?   [End]
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I’ve been taking zinc & vitamin b6. It’s helped a lot but fermented foods and eggs are still a huge problem for me. I’m going to try vitamin b2 to see if it helps with my thrush. The best part about using vitamins and minerals to help with candida is that is hasn’t built a resistance since it’s just nourishing my body. They’ve been working consistently since November. My oral thrush is awful. Who else has had minor successes that have lasted? What diets are you currently doing? I’m not following one ATM because I work 12 hour shifts and it’s so exhausting. I’ll start the anti candida diet ...
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Have you been tested for TMAU? Are there specialists in your area? General practitioners don’t know much when it comes to mysterious body odors. Next time use your money wisely, make sure to see a specialist. Do lots of research. See a naturopath or something. No more wasting money or time on regular doctors who don’t care and don’t know anything. Wishing you luck. Have you tried changing your diet? It could be so many things and you should see a specialist before implementing any treatments.   [End]
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vitamin b6, zinc, and ashwagandha helped me however, vitamin b2 is also crucial in fighting off SD don’t get a b-complex, the more vitamins in a pill the less effective. get a separate b2 pill. and see how it goes. is there a test you can get somewhere to check out what vitamin deficiencies you have? have you visited a naturopath? wishing you luck x   [End]
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hi everyone please read my about -- this was not my cure at all! i was deficient in vitamins and minerals. that was my source, all the candida symptoms were my symptoms. i was only trying to heal the symptoms rather than fix the main cause. my profile has all the info.   [End]
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FOR ANY CURRENT ONLOOKERS b6 is NOT riboflavin, it is pyridoxine. **vitamin b2** is riboflavin. b6 can still help but i read somewhere that it can potentionally lower b2 levels so TAKE YOUR B2!!!! and do not confuse the two.   [End]
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This was sad to read. I’m searching far and wide for some sort of supplement, anything to make being vegan without having candida possible but I can’t find anything other than reaffirmation that sometimes you just have to eat a certain way whether it aligns with your morals or not. Heartbroken beyond belief but I’ll have to accept it at some point. I’ve come across so many supplemental ”cures” only for them to stop working a short time later. The medicine is in the diet, sadly. It’s painful to realize the most holistic approach for my candida is eating animals. I loved them. I’m tempted to ...
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you were completely right! the real cure: http://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=2333960#i   [End]
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a few months ago i posted a ”success story” where i talked about how i cured my candida (thrush & scalp fungus) / fecal body odor radiating from throat with a very strict and unsustainable diet consisting only of greens and lean meat. it really wasn’t a cure, just a way to make sure my symptoms were at bay. i felt dead inside. but i figured it out. those foods for whatever reason didn’t ferment so harshly, and at the time i was also taking ACV. i remember a while ago reading about betaine HCL. i took it while eating ”normally” and my symptoms were definitely reduced but not gone. t ...
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i’m very sorry to hear about your condition and i really want to help you. what’s your diet like? - would you say most of your diet consists of a) greens b) carbs (sugar, candy, bread, starch) c) fat (meat) do you take supplements? you are not alone 3   [End]
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Hi! I may be able to help you. What is your diet like? I know you may not eat spices all too often, but do you eat a lot of sugar? What about carbs? You are not alone and you will find the source of this!   [End]
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Wow. You’ve been through so much and I hope one day you find full relief. Have you tried seeing a traditional chinese medicine practitioner? There may be a few around your area. There is also a place in Florida called the National Candida Center. Before they prescribe you anything, they perform tests to really pinpoint the cause of your symptoms in order to prescribe the most appropriate remedy. I’m sorry to hear about your financial situation, but maybe you can see if you can get a free consultation? Most first consultations for those places are pretty cheap. Do you have any friends that ...
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Have you ever tested your stomach acid levels? Also eggs have sulfur in them, which increases body odor. I’d lay off on solid foods and drink bone broth for a few days, see if that brings in any relief. Then add veggies and slowly chicken.   [End]
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Your tests came back normal likely because you had minimal / normal amounts of yeast in your blood and stool. Sometimes it’s not so much the amount of yeast that is present, rather your sensitivity to it, which is what causes your symptoms. Your problem still points to a candida infection. If you have issues when eating sugary foods or foods with white flour, but they stop when you go on an anti-candida diet, then the problem is likely candida. Vaginal discomfort is a common problem for some women after consuming candida-feeding foods. It doesn’t mean eating those things causes a full- ...
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You really shouldn’t go too far with the sugar. Regular alcohol is fine in moderation (in my experience) but sugary drinks aren’t. What happens when you take anti-candida supplements while simultaneously feeding the candida through food or liquid consumption is that you’re letting the candida not only grow back but also grow resistant to the things you’re taking, which ultimately will cause problems later on. I say just do things in moderation, but as soon as you start noticing symptoms I’d stop.   [End]
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You make excellent points!!! Thank you so much :-)   [End]
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Fish is a trigger food? Hm that’s interesting! What’s your experience with it? Thinking of cutting it out now. Thank you for sharing, I was wondering if something was off...   [End]
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Spreading misinformation is irresponsible! Diet is more often than not the cause for all body odor.   [End]
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Make bone broth. Eat only green veggies and drink the bone broth for two days. If your symptoms clear up, start adding in lean meats, because your problem was a bacterial overgrowth. No more granola or yogurt or toast or bread. No more sugars and starches. Not for a while. Good luck.   [End]
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You should try eating green non starchy veggies with bone broth, try eating only this for a day or two, see if the symptoms clear up, and if they do, then slowly add in meats, but only for later on in the day. This will allow you to easily do trial and error and figure out which foods cause problems. Still eat veggies for breakfast. Coconut milk still has sugar and I find that eggs don’t sit well with me at all, but for you maybe try just not eating them for breakfast. Also, seeds may be a problem food because of mold and (low) sugar content.   [End]
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Instead of adding in grains back to your diet, why didn’t you just increase your calorie intake? How much were you eating before? It’s really easy to unintentionally eat too few calories when you’re on a diet like that. You may have some sort of malabsorption issue also. How are things now?   [End]
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Try it out! Certain things that are supposed to aggravate candida don’t bother me at all, like drinking alcohol. I think you’ll be fine, especially since you have 0 nic e juice.   [End]
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I had body odor once upon a time too and my symptoms were at their worst during a vegetarian diet. I even had fishy breath. You said before that you only eat 30% green, so the rest is sugar and starch, that is breeding ground for bacteria to take over your digestive system which causes body odor. You say you have tried the diet I suggested to you before and that it didn’t seem to work, but I think you are just saying that because you don’t want to eat meat, because the diet I suggested is very particular and is not something most people do, especially at your age. Good luck with wh ...
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You are so welcome, be sure to follow up with your results :) I’ve never heard of body odor along with a high body temperature, but I hope it makes it go away! You could just have a disorder regarding your eccrine glands! Maybe try bringing that up to a doctor?   [End]
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Besides vegetable juice, what else did you eat when you changed your diet for a month? Was it any different from how you eat now? Or just the vegetable juice?   [End]
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Diet is everything! Eat only green vegetables, no starchy vegetables, and chicken and fish. If it goes away, then your problem was likely a bacterial or yeast overgrowth in your system. Make sure to eat more greens than meat and fish though. The chlorophyll will rid you of your odor, the chicken and fish will provide you with nutrients, and whatever is causing your odor should die off.   [End]
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It needs to be at least 60% green. The chlorophyll from eating green veggies will rid you of your odor, but only if you start eating meat as well (like chicken and fish), because if you eat a ton of greens, but still eat fruits and starches, the bacteria will still be fed and chlorophyll will be meaningless. You have to starve the bacteria, they thrive on sugar and starch. Try this and within a few days it’ll be gone.   [End]
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Can you give me a rundown on your daily diet? What sort of things do you eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner? Those do sound yeast related and the skin irritation in between your fingers also may be yeast related if it came from the sugar in the chocolate you ate.   [End]
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A vegan diet might help you, but most people with bad breath find that their surface level bad breath goes away while there is still an odor radiating from the back of their throat. That is because when you do not eat any kind of animal protein, all that bacteria that would normally rot in your mouth and cause an odor is not there. However, if you eat too many fruits or starches, then you’ll still have a bacterial overgrowth in your small intestine which will cause an odor from inside your body rather than your mouth. You’re on the right track though, leafy greens will definitely help y ...
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Can you list the sort of food you eat on a daily basis? What is your diet like? Do you eat green vegetables often? Do you eat bread often? What about cakes and fruit? Do you crave sugar a lot? Your english is fine, by the way. My saliva is stinky too if my diet consists of mainly sugars and carbs.   [End]
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You’ll need to change your diet. The poster above me had the right advice. Green veggies and increasing stomach acid is key. If the odor is that fowl there is a high chance you have food rotting in your system, which is caused by low stomach acid. Be careful and only supplement when you eat though. Anyways, try out a diet consisting only of lean meat, seafood, and green veggies. Drink tons of water. The smell should go away. If it doesn’t, see a doctor, your organs might be in trouble. If the doctor doesn’t help, see a chinese traditional medicine practitioner; either that or a naturopa ...
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You cannot cure candida period, you just have to minimize it back to normal levels by diet. It will always live inside of you.   [End]
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Definitely looks more parasitic than like mucus. Have you tried seeing a gut specialist to run tests on it?   [End]
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What were your symptoms beforehand? If they weren’t yeast-related then (white tongue, mucus in stool, any yeast infection at all, even on the scalp) there is a good chance that you are dealing with something else. Have you seen a naturopath or a specialist of any sort? Be careful with what protocols you follow, especially if they may be the wrong ones.   [End]
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I tried it, it worked for a day or two, but I was careless with it and ate a bunch of junk while using it, so the candida adapted to the graviola and now it does nothing against it. This will happen with every supplement. Diet is key, supplements are just added bonuses. But yes, I tried graviola, it did not completely kill candida like I thought it would, and I still had to adhere to an anti-candida diet in order to really kill it. I am cured now though, or symptom free rather, as there is no miracle cure for candida, just a lifestyle change that needs to be made. I stopped using gravi ...
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What’s your diet like? If you eat a lot of sugars and starches then that can contribute to a multitude of digestive problems which can cause an odor to radiate from you.   [End]
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For me, rice doesn’t bother me much, but bread flares up a lot of symptoms. Try going eliminating all grains and sweet food, and instead just eat green veggies and meat. Focus more on the veggies though, they have chlorophyll that will help you. Also be sure to drink tons of water. Thank you for being kind! :)   [End]
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Read my reply to him. There will be no magical cure to candida, there must be a diet change. It takes healing the gut, which takes diet and time. People who have had candida once will always be prone to getting it again, so you will always have to limit sugar for the rest of your life. I can eat junk occasionally without a flare up because most of my diet is green.   [End]
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The thing is, I can eat junk without symptoms, I just need to do it in moderation, which is a practice we should all be doing anyways! It does the body good to avoid sugar most of the time and eat mostly veggies and lean meat.   [End]
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What percentage of your diet is green and what percentage is sugary/starchy (fruits, potatoes, beans, bread, etc...)?   [End]
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What’s your diet like? Also I don’t think that’s possible, to be cured of BO with anxiety medication, or any medication for that matter. I believe it all has to do with diet. When I had fecal body odor / breath problems, and I was on xanax, it did not cure it. Try seeing a traditional chinese medicine practitioner. Google for one in your area and check your website to see if they list candida/BO as something they treat there, or just email/call to make sure.   [End]
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True! What’s your diet like?   [End]
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Regular western doctors just DON’T care about that sort of thing huh? I completely have had the same experience. Have you tried going to a Chinese medicine practitioner? They meet with people who have candida / body odor problems all the time and people come out cured. I’ve seen quite a few curezone posts about people who went to a TCM practitioner and came out cured. Google around for them, there should be some in your area, they usually have their own website too. Try emailing them first and make sure they know what candida even is, and 99.9% of them do, and some of them even refer to it ...
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Supplementing chlorophyll is not enough, you’ll need to change your diet and make the bulk of it green veggies. What kind of things do you eat on a daily basis? Many health foods (that are sugary and starchy) can and will actually make your problem worse since you put your digestive system through so much in the past years. Also, when you do take a supplement of any kind, make sure you can get it in liquid form if you can. Your digestive system is clearly in shambles and pills just aren’t potent enough for it. Liquid is much easier digested. You need to take a break from sugar. You ...
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What products have you tried? Have you tried changing your diet? What does your daily diet consist of? Do you take any supplements?   [End]
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Hi Depressed n Stinky, Can you give me a basic rundown on what you eat throughout the day? Don’t try and sugarcoat anything because then we won’t be able to help you. It’s okay if you eat unhealthy right now, you’re going to have to change that anyways. Do you drink enough water throughout the day? Do you take any supplements or probiotics?   [End]
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When it comes to bad breath, the problem is either your organs or your digestive system. Either that or a yeast overgrowth. All three of those problems don’t have quick fixes. That site seems like a scam, trying to rip people off. Be very wary of information you have to pay for. If there really was a cure that potent, then surely someone would have bought access, gotten results, and been so overjoyed that they’d share it with the world and it would have become public knowledge by now.   [End]
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No it’s not contagious, but what is contagious are habits. Do you find that you eat more unhealthy when you’re with her? What is your diet like? Do you guys drink or smoke? x   [End]
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1.) What does your diet consist of? Can you give me a sample of what you eat for breakfast, lunch, dinner and anything else in between? 2.) Do you take any supplements like probiotics or apple cider vinegar? 3.) How much water do you drink?   [End]
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