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Candida Menu Choices
Candida Diet
"What can I eat?" is probably THE most asked question I get when I tell someone about the Candida Diet. It isn't exactly the easiest diet in the world, but the the way you will feel after you achieve balance is worth it.
**The foods and recipes listed below are general ideas. Always make sure you pay attention to any foods that you may have allergies, intolorances, or are sensitive to and adjust for your specific needs. Also if a food is not on your blood type list please avoid or use in moderation. To get tested for specific foods contact me for an appointment.
A Note about Meat: some people find that small quantities of certain organic meat are tolerated. However, most people have over-consumed meat and have large amounts of decaying, undigested meat in their bowels. Not to mention the dangers of over-consuming animal protein in general. The body usually responds very well to stopping eating this heavy, difficult-to-digest food altogether.
Breakfast Choices
Lunch Choices
Dinner Choices
Snack Choices
Breakfast Choices
- Protein Shake
- Eggs
- Toast - Yeast-free breads are available in the freezer section of health food stores.
- Oatmeal w/ TB Bragg's LIQUID AMINOS or sweeten with cinnamon, vegetable glycerin, xylitol, erythritol or stevia.
- Unsweetened Organic Yogurt (Annies is a good brand) with a choice of or all of the following flax seed oil, protein powder, fruit, nuts.
- Vegetable omelet with broccoli or veggies of choice; scrambled eggs with onion, red pepper or other veggies of choice
- Brown rice with onions and carrots
- Cream of Buckwheat or rice
- Quina Flakes (similar to cream of rice)
- Almond butter on yeast free bread (hemp or spelt are good choices)
- Basic Buckwheat Pancakes
- Sesame Pancakes
- Candida Pancakes
- Millet Muffins
- Turkey Sausage
Lunch Choices
- Fresh green salad with lemon/olive, flax oil dressing, with some seafood, chicken or turkey
- Chicken or Turkey Rice Vegetable Soup
- Tortilla Soup
- Mexican - Layer beans of your choice, lettuce, 505 Salsa (doesn't have vinegar) chopped tomato and avocado or guacamole.
- Vegetable or miso soup with sea veggies snipped on top with butter
- Steamed veggies with chicken, sea veggies and quinoa
- Chicken, tuna or wheat-free pasta salad (try spelt pasta, yum!) with lemon/olive oil dressing
- Sandwiches - Use a whole grain tortilla (sprouted if possible), yeast-free bread, or lettuce wrap and fill with ingredients such as nut butter (almond, cashew, pecan, or hazelnut), meat, vegetables, or tuna fish (please see www.oceansalive.org for information on a safe amount of seafood to eat and which choices are better than others.)It's important to eat seafood in moderation.
Dinner Choices
- Baked, broiled or poached fish or chicken with quinao or millet with flax oil or olive oil and veggies
- Spaghetti with spelt spaghetti and any sugarless spaghetti sauce (Pomi brand is sugarless)
- Baked potato with veggies and Bragg’s LIQUID AMINOS or Flax seed or olive oil drizzled on top; or a little kefir or yogurt cheese with herbs, or lemon/oil dressing
- Omelet with veggie filling
- Vegetarian pizza made without cheese on a chapati or pita crust
- Hot or cold wheat-free, vegetable pasta salad
- Vegetable stir fry with quinoa or brown rice, sea veggies and a miso or light broth soup.
- Herb Roasted Chicken
- Tortilla Soup
- Rosemary Roast Chicken
- Simple Garlic Spaghetti
- Spicy Garlic Lime Chicken
Snacks
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