Eggs, cottage cheese and ricotta cheese - what can't you eat on a candida diet?

Eggs, cottage cheese and ricotta cheese - what can't you eat on a candida diet?

Someone said eggs shouldn't be eaten, but it's okay to eat cottage cheese and ricotta cheese. Do you have this problem during your diet? I had this problem a long time ago when I was still on my anti-candida diet. As long as I still remember, I would write this article for you.

I did research based on what I thought would be best for me and that is what I will share with you in this article. When there was disagreement, I usually went with the stricter of the diet suggestions. That's why I left out cottage and ricotta cheese - these are dairy products with cow's milk and cheese, so I'll stay away from them.

However, all of my sources say it's okay to eat eggs since they're considered a protein rather than a dairy product. However, there may be times when you cannot eat eggs. I know the cause, it's probably due to allergies. Below is my friend's true story, she found out why she can't eat eggs.

She went to a naturopath/kinesiologist. Apparently she tested positive for allergies to chicken/eggs, calcium, vitamin B, sugar, corn, grains, salt, and all the things that feed candida, she guesses. This makes sense since she has heard that candida causes allergies that lead to an addiction to the same foods. Seems that Candida creates an addiction to the foods it feeds on due to allergies.

However, her naturopath told her that Candida had infected all of her major organs except the heart. These include: brain, thyroid, pancreas, spleen, liver, kidneys, bladder, intestines, colon and reproductive organs. She thinks it's in her appendix too, but she doesn't remember the doctor saying that.