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Suggested Diet

Foods which are allowable in your diet when treating Candida Yeast Overgrowth.

Vegetables
Artichokes Beet Greens Cabbage Catnip Collards Eggplant Green Beans (Fresh) Mustard Greens Rhubarb Swiss Chard	Asparagus Broccoli Caraway Cauliflower Dandelion Endive Green Peas (Fresh) Okra Squash Turnip Greens	Bamboo Shoots Brussel Sprouts Carrots Chicory Dulse Fennel Kelp Peppers String Beans Water Cress
Salad Vegetables
Alfalfa Sprouts Cabbage Cauliflower Chives Dulse Kale Lettuce Peppers Squash Bamboo Shoots	Caraway Celery Cress Endive Kelp Mong Bean Sprouts Rhubarb Swiss Chard Broccoli Catnip	Chard Dandelion Fennel Leaks Parsley Spinach Water Cress Fresh Tomatoes, Onions, Summer Squash and Zucchini allowed.
Meats & Proteins (All Lean Cuts)
Beef Crab Lobster Tuna Chicken Eggs	Salmon Turkey Clams Ham Shrimp Veal	Also, all game birds and animals, such as, squirrel, rabbit, quail, duck, goose, and venison, allowed.
Nuts & Seeds	Oils
In limited amounts (one ounce) walnuts, sunflower seeds, and pumpkin seeds.	Use only cold-pressed or non-hydrogenated oils. Also, you should take two tablespoons of virgin olive oil each day on your salads or vegetables. You can add lemon juice to this if you desire.

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