Eating Right May
Prevent Yeast Infections
If
you
believe that yeast infection is something that you only get from direct
contact with someone that has it, then think again. There are a number
of possible causes of yeast infection. Among the possibilities include
using oral contraceptive pills, taking oral steroids, about to get your
period, being a diabetic, use of applications like soap, douche,
hygiene products, and wearing tight, damp, and/or warm clothing. There
are a number of solutions to treat the infection. But unknown to some,
having the correct diet to treat yeast infection is also as important.
Detoxing, that would be the more appropriate term when it comes to a
yeast infection diet. Yeast infection is a direct result of an
overgrowth in some areas of a natural occurring microorganism, or
Candida albicans as it is known in the scientific community. There may
be some variations in the suggested diet but most often than not, with
a strict adherence to the regimen, it is possible to encounter some
relief from the infection in as early as three weeks.
One of the basic necessities in diet programs is drinking adequate
amounts of water. Water is an important aspect of detoxing. It helps
flush out the toxins inside the body. It has been also suggested that
fresh fruit juices and even green tea be added to the liquid intake.
But emphasis is given to drinking at least eight glasses of water per
day.
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It
is also important to eat food that is fresh. It would be best to
void processed and highly fatty foods, not only for your yeast
infection but for your general health as well. Don’t overcook
your food as well. Foods have a tendency to loose much of its nutrients
when heat is applied so be sure to cook your food just right. Steamed
and sautéed would be the ideal cooking preparations.
Vegetables
don’t need cooking, just make it a salad and you’re
ready
to go. However, we do suggest that you avoid eating sweet vegetables
like carrots, corn, potatoes, onions, and sweet potatoes.
Eat a lot of garlic. Garlic contains antibacterial properties which
help in eliminating the overgrowth of yeast. Be generous with your
fresh greens and limit your intake of meat. Fish, beef, lamb, poultry
and eggs are okay in moderation. It has been suggested that an ideal
serving of meat should be no larger than half the size of your palm.
Adding more to this portion would be too asking to your digestive
organs.
Sometimes
there are other foods that you would like to include in your diet.
Eating the foods you like will not affect much your diet as long as you
eat them in moderation and in relatively small portions. Yogurt is
something that you could add as well as small servings of brown rice or
buckwheat.
For condiments, sea salt is okay as well as pure virgin olive oil. In
fact, you can be liberal with the use of olive oil. Fresh ginger can be
a good condiment for your yeast problem as well. Plus you can use it in
a number of dishes like salads, tofu, meat dishes, and soups. Not only
does it contain properties that might help treat the infection, but it
is generally good for your digestion as well.
A good diet to treat yeast infection is a necessary step in the general
treatment of the infection. You must learn to be healthy when it comes
to your hygiene and the food you eat.
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