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Kramberry
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Iv been religoulsly taking tons of probiotics and s boulardi

But still im starting to have this white spots on my tongue.

Is there anything i cant do to prevent this yeast frkm getting worse?

Is increasing probiotics the way? How about s boullardi how much should we take??

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Catgirl
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I don't know about s boulardi, but diet is the one thing we can control. Are you doing Burrascano's anti candida diet (below)?

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YEAST CONTROL DIET- restricted carbohydrate regimen

UNRESTRICTED FOODS
All protein foods, such as meat, fish, fowl, cheese, eggs, dairy, tofu

RESTRICTED FOODS
FRUITS

Fruits may be a problem because they contain a large amount of sugars. However, if the fruit contains a lot of
fiber, this may make up for the sugars to some degree. Thus:
� Fruits are only allowed at the end of a meal, and never on an empty stomach
� Only high fiber fruits are allowed
� Only very small amounts!

IN GENEROUS AMOUNTS
Grapefruit, lemons, limes, tomatoes, avocado
ALLOWED IN SMALL AMOUNTS ONLY! (The high fiber content in these hard, crunchy fruits partially
makes up for the carbohydrates)
Pears, apples, strawberries, cantaloupe, etc.

NOT ALLOWED (These soft fruits do not have enough fiber)

Oranges, watermelons, bananas, grapes, etc.
No fruit juices either!
VEGETABLES

Green vegetables and salads are O.K. Avoid or limit starchy vegetables (potato, rice, beans, etc.) and avoid
pasta.

STARCHES
None!! If it is made from flour- any kind of flour- it is not allowed. (No breads, cereals, cake, etc.)

SWEETENERS
NOT ALLOWED
No sugars at all, and no fructose or corn syrup

ALLOWED (if tolerated)
Stevia (safest), honey, and Splenda,
Aspartame (NutraSweet, Equal) may not be tolerated by some patients
Saccharin products are not recommended

DRINKS
ALLOWED
Water, seltzer, caffeine-free diet sodas, coffee and tea without sugar or caffeine, vegetable juices

NOT ALLOWED
Fruit juices, regular sodas, and any drinks sweetened with sugars or syrups
No Alcohol at all

OTHERS

Do not skip any meals. At least three regular meals daily are needed; a better option is to eat very small
portions but have between meal snacks to maintain blood

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sammy
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Typical dose of S. Boulardii is 2 capsules daily.

Makes sure you scrub your tongue after you brush your teeth, this can help keep your tongue clean.

You can also rinse with a good mouth wash. I like Jason brand "Healthy Mouth", find it online or at a health food store.

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No matter how i clean my tongue i cant get rid of the white spots... [Frown]

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