The anti-candidiasis diet is so restrictive and difficult to follow. What should I do?
Ultimately, in candidiasis treatment, it becomes a matter of taking responsibility for oens own health, and wanting to be rid of the effects of the condition, i.e. wanting to be well. Reversion to old eating habits will simply bring back the retrun of the adverse health conditions for which the treatment (and diet) was undertaken in the first place. Thus it becomes an issue of priorities – wehther one wishes to return to, and maintain, good health, or whether oen wishes the immediate gratification of eating foods known to bring on illness. Some follow an anti-candidiasis regimen until their symptoms abate, then return to old eating habits until the symptoms reappear, and so on. This is not really the optimum way of dealing with the condition, as the candidiasis is never really eradicated, but simply reduced, and conditions to which candidiasis is known to contribute, such as cancer and arthritis, will not be avoided. Therapeutically-restricted diets are not uncommon. Those with cardiov
