Diet change: No change after 2 weeks 
alesiom11
9 years ago
2,022
Hi,
In spite of having started the brown rice & green veggies (No milk, no bread, no Sugar except some fruits) just 2 weeks ago. I'm quite sure that it won't change my e.c. condition.
Indeed, this morning the dead skin has just come off. It was painful to remove it. I had a lot of white stuff (dead skin not already dried) around my lips.
When I let the dead skin grow, I always come to the same conclusion: it is not that way that it will heal.
To manage my job, I will put some hydrating cream on it: Calendula Cream from Laboratoire Boiron has given the best results at this point. It will be easier to cope with it.
Rgds,
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- Re: Diet change: No change after 2 w... #64643
9 years ago
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This is a reply to # 1,753,519put your profile here.. to look for common denominators
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i've done parasite cleanse, liver cleanse, no gluten diet, candida diet.. none stopped the skin growing.- Re: Diet change: No change after 2 w... chris_juno
9 years ago
1,836
This is a reply to # 1,753,530I tried a Candida diet and lasted a month without seeing results.
For the last couple of years I've led a normal life maintaining the condition.
Batrafen cream has helped. I just give my lips a good soak in the shower and peel whenever they are ready.
I wish I'd have done this from the moment I developed this condition in early 2007. The first 2 years I was completely obsessed spending hundreds of £s trying loads of things.
I've now got a good job, a good-looking girlfriend (and she's not the first) and a really active social life including going out and playing sport.
For anybody who is letting this ruin their lives please don't. It doesn't have to and it could be a lot worse.
If one day a miracle cure is found then I'm sure I'll be back on here to check. If not I'm going to continue enjoying life.
Juno.
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- Re: Diet change: No change after 2 w... chris_juno
9 years ago
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- Re: Diet change: No change after 2 w... MindTheLips
9 years ago
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This is a reply to # 1,753,519Is this an attempt at a candida-free diet? I'm pretty sure you're not supposed to eat fruits for the first 2-3 weeks either. Something about the fructose being another avenue of sustaining the candida. In order for the diet to be successful you need to completely starve the candida for a week from ALL sugars including fructose. Also i'm not sure how beneficial brown rice is, i read somewhere that in candida-free diets it should be taken in moderation but i don't know why.
I'm just starting my first candida-free diet as an extension of my gluten free diet. Fingers crossed it does the job!Google Advertisement
- Re: Diet change: No change after 2 w... alesiom11
9 years ago
1,509
This is a reply to # 1,758,528OK, good luck to you.
My diet was not specifically an anti-candida diet, but I avoided gluten for 2 weeks for sure.
Keep us informed if you want to.
Rgds,
Tony
- Re: Diet change: No change after 2 w... alesiom11
9 years ago
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- Re: Diet change: No change after 2 w... #64643
9 years ago
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