Candida Diet

Candida Diet: Foods to Reintroduce

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Once you have completed the strict diet in Stage Two, you can move on to Stage Three and start to reintroduce some foods into your diet. These mostly fall under the categories of beans, high carb vegetables or fruit, and are banned from the diet in Stage Two.

Once you start adding some foods back you will find the Candida Diet much easier to follow, although you may never be able to go back to the high sugar diet that you were probably indulging in before. The key is to start off with small portions and see what they do to your Candida symptoms. If you find that one food in particular is causing problems, it will be easy to recognize.

Foods to Reintroduce

Category Foods to Reintroduce Why?

BEANS AND OTHER PULSES

Azuki Beans

Black Beans

Carob Powder

Chickpeas

Mung Beans

Lentils

Lima Beans

Pinto Beans

Navy Beans

Split Peas

  • Beans are banned from Stage 2 because they contain lots of carbs.
  • They can be reintroduced in Stage 3 because they also contain fiber and have antifungal properties.
  • Beans do cause abdominal discomfort for some people with Candida so keep portions to a minimum (e.g. half a cup, 3 times a week).
  • Canned beans are fine, but soaking can help make them more digestible.

VEGETABLES

Potatoes

Carrots

Sweet Potatoes

Yams

Beets

Peas

Parsnips

Red Peppers

Tomatoes

Yucca

Winter Squash

  • These vegetables are banned in Stage 2 because of their high carb content.
  • However, they are nutrient dense and can be reintroduced in Stage 3.
  • Try adding 2-3 small portions each week.
  • Use them sparingly unless your Candida symptoms are completely reduced.
  • Carrots are OK raw, but if you cook them the Glycemic Index increases dramatically.

FRUIT

Green Apples

Pears

Grapefruit

Blueberries

Raspberries

Cranberries

Huckleberries

Blackberries

  • Fruit is banned from Stage 2 because it contains sugar that feeds Candida.
  • This is a list of low sugar fruits that may be OK to reintroduce in Stage 3.
  • Some Candida sufferers can tolerate reintroducing some fruit, but it can cause a reaction in others.
  • Try eating a small portion, 2-3 times a week.
  • Use only fresh or frozen cranberries.

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