Anti-Parasite / Anti-Yeast Diet

Disclaimer: These recommendations are for educational purposes only and are not intended to diagnose for specific illnesses or conditions. If you have any questions about the relationship between Nutritional Supplements and your health, seek the advice of a qualified Health Care Physician. The FDA has not evaluated the information in this flyer. 

 

     Imagine living at a beach resort and getting all the rich food and drink that you wanted.  Would you leave?  If you have created a “resort” for parasites, they are not going to be interested in leaving any time soon.  But once you stop feeding them and start an anti-parasitic, cleansing diet, you can be assured that these unwanted guests will soon get the message and leave!

 

     While trying to eliminate candida or other parasites, it is important to know which foods feed parasites and weaken the immune system and which foods feed only you and strengthen your immune system.  It is best to stop eating sugars and starchy foods in every form and increase the consumption of non-starchy vegetables and protein. (Below is a general recommendation of foods to avoid and foods that may be allowed.  This is based on recommendations for overcoming candida overgrowth, a yeast-based parasite.  Diet may be adapted if dealing with other forms of parasites in the body.) It is imperative to eat only when you are actually hungry and not to overeat.  For better digestion, also included PLANT ENZYMES when you eat cooked foods.

 

BUILD UP IMMUNITY by avoiding foods you are allergic to and taking an echinacea-based formula recommended to stimulate immune activity.   

Include PROBIOTICS, taken in capsule, powdered or liquid form, to assist the building up of beneficial bacteria in the intestinal tract, to aid immune activity in the bowel and to help rebuild the bowel wall.

It is best to CLEANSE THE COLON and make sure bowels are open and functioning well before taking any product that will actually kill the parasites.  Otherwise a toxic build-up will occur and re-absorption back into the bloodstream may occur before the colon is able to eliminate the excess “die-off.”  This situation may be avoided by using diet wisely and carefully to control and then eliminate the conditions that have made your body a "resort!" 

Cleansing may also bring to the surface, like a cleansing reaction, conscious and unconscious unresolved issues that block health, these reactions pass in about a week.  Keeping a positive attitude is important.  If you “cheat” on the diet, don’t berate yourself, just resolve to start again.  Including others in the parasite cleanse or choosing someone to be accountable to may also help you stick to your goal!

 

RECOMMENDED ANTI-PARASITIC PRODUCTS: (These products will be less effective if  you have a poor diet.)  Candida Clear (capsules), Candida Defense (capsules), Worm Out (TincTract), Oregano Oil, Garlic Oil (capsules), Pau d’arco and/or Black Walnut (TincTract)

 

 

FOODS ALLOWED: 

Meat includes fish, lamb, chicken, turkey, eggs, seafood

Most all land and ocean vegetables (except “sweet” ones like beets, parsnips, sweet potatoes and yams)

Low gluten Grains:  Millet, quinoa, amaranth and buckwheat;  (later on- brown rice and for those without allergic reaction- corn (especially blue corn) products, rice cakes, sprouted (non-flour) grain breads (i.e. Ezekiel Bread)

Non-sweet fruits: lemons, limes, cranberries (later on grapefruit may be included)

Selected dairy products: Butter, ghee, plain yogurt, goats milk, (limited) farmer cheese, white cheeses)

Oils: (organic, unrefined, expeller-pressed) fish, olive, canola, pumpkin, sunflower, safflower, flax, lecithin, grape seed

Nuts and Seeds: almonds (soaked is best), almond butter, sunflower, pumpkin, caraway, flax

Sweetners: Stevia

Misc.:  Legumes (limited if digestion is poor), tofu, soymilk, garlic, ginger, apple cider vinegar, herbs

 

FOOD TO AVOID:  

All sweet fruits and sugars (fruit juices, dried, canned or frozen fruits, high fructose corn syrup, honey, molasses, brown sugar, rice syrup, fructose, sucrose, cane sugar, Asulfame, Nutra-Sweet, Aspartame, Saccarin, Sweet ‘n Low)

Alcohol, soda pop, diet drinks, MSG, citric acid, junk food in general, refined sugary cereals, beef, pork, mushrooms, peanuts, distilled vinegar, nuts and nut butters (except raw almonds, which are alkaline) 

Avoid greasy fried foods, starchy grains with high *gluten content, legumes and beans (if poor digestion), oils if not on allowed list, most salad dressings, bakers and brewer’s yeast., sweet sprouts, including wheat grass.

Avoid “sweet” vegetables during the initial “worm out” phase of the diet, including beets, parsnips, sweet potatoes and yams; also avocado, tomatoes (overuse), eggplant, green bell peppers and brown skin potatoes (too high in gluten).

 *FOODS WITH HIGH GLUTEN:  Breads, flour products, grains and pastas (All create too much gluten in the body which in turn creates natural sugars that again, feed the parasites.)

 

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