What To Eat To Remedy A Yeast Infection

By Hector Howard


A person can catch a yeast infection from a slew of different ways. What most don't know though is that what you consume can have a striking effect when treating a yeast infection.

With a detoxifying diet, it is possible to see some relief quickly.

One of the vital necessities in diet programs is drinking ample 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.

It's also very important to eat food that is fresh. It would be best to avoid processed and fat laden foods, not only for the yeast infection but for your general health too. Do not 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. Sauteed and steamed would be the perfect cooking preparations. Vegetables do not need cooking, just make it a salad and you are ready to eat. Anyway, we do suggest that you avoid eating sweeter vegetables like corn, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and onions.

Eat garlic. Garlic has anti fungal properties. You do not have to go crazy eating whole cloves, just try adding it to the foods you are already eating.

You can break from a strict anti yeast infection diet some, just do it in moderation. And certainly add yogurt to your diet.

For condiments, sea salt is okay as well as pure virgin olive oil. You can be liberal with the use of olive oil. Fresh ginger can be a good condiment for your yeast issue as well. Plus you can use it on many dishes like tofu, salads, soups, and meat dishes. Not only does it contain properties that might help treat your yeast 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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