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Title: Cooked meat and candida?
Post by: Coatue on March 27, 2011, 12:14:38 pm
Would cooked chicken or cooked meat in general promote candida in anyway?
Title: Re: Cooked meat and candida?
Post by: Löwenherz on March 27, 2011, 09:29:58 pm
Would cooked chicken or cooked meat in general promote candida in anyway?

As far as I know cooked meat inhibits candida...

Raw meat should do the same.

Löwenherz
Title: Re: Cooked meat and candida?
Post by: Fermenter Zym on December 19, 2011, 12:07:03 am
I've been asking myself the same question. I have read that candida may be caused by a vitamin B6 deficiency, which is found only in raw animal foods. Also, I notice my digestive symptoms (including candida) feel worse on cooked meat and that I actually crave it (which I believe is the candida craving it).
Title: Re: Cooked meat and candida?
Post by: Aaaaaa on December 19, 2011, 05:47:37 am
Hmmmm...that is interesting!  Lately I have noticed that my candida is finally starting to die back down to normal numbers (the whitish stuff on my tongue is going away, and I've seen some things in my poop--sorry TMI--that when I looked it up others said are signs of candida die-off)  ;-)  This has been happening maybe the last 3 days or so. 

I'm eating raw meats and fats, raw fruits, raw egg yolks, raw honey, raw coconut cream, occasional veggie juice, tiny bit of raw dairy kefir, and fermented veggies + real miso as condiments.  I'm going to keep up this WOE and see if it keeps working!  Not sure if it's the raw meat or something else that's causing it, but whatever it is, I'm happy it's working!!
Title: Re: Cooked meat and candida?
Post by: Dorothy on December 19, 2011, 12:56:10 pm
Would cooked chicken or cooked meat in general promote candida in anyway?

I wouldn't be surprised if eating meats that were shot up with antibiotics and hormones (especially if cooked) contributed to candida at least a little.