Mycosis
Author: Maryam Ayres
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Last Updated:
August 08, 2022
CHAPTERS (Table Of Contents)
Recommended foods are rich in vitamins that restore the skin, such as eggs, meat, rice and more.
Mycosis is a disease caused by a fungus. There are several types, according to the affected parts of the body: the feet, nails, scalp, vaginal mycosis, inguinal mycosis, esophagus, lungs.
In this disease it is necessary to take biologically active substances that help to restore the skin (vitamins A, B, C, E, cyanine, rutin, iodine, zinc, selenium), products with low sucrose content.
Suitable foods for mycosis:
- boiled or stewed beef, chicken beef;
- eggs;
- Brown rice;
- cereals (buckwheat, millet, corn);
- onion, garlic, parsley, dill, sorrel;
- fresh fruit;
- nuts;
- decoctions of apples and rose hips;
- cranberries, blackcurrants, sea buckthorn, raspberries, honeysuckle;
- cucumbers, beets, tomatoes;
- legumes (green beans, old beans, soybeans);
- bread with grains.
The bread that is consumed must be fresh (not to stay more than a day), because then mold begins to multiply (even if it is not visible, the process has started), and mold and yeast are an excellent stimulant for growth. and the multiplication of fungi.
Harmful food products in mycosis
Do not use:- White bread;
- sweet carbonated drinks;
- alcoholic beverages (even beer, champagne, sparkling wines);
- kvass;
- sweets;
- Pasta;
- porridges and noodle-type products intended for quick cooking;
- white sugar;
- smoked foods;
- homemade jams, marmalades, jams, canned food;
- peanuts;
- sweet dried fruits (bananas, pears, raisins, figs);
- fatty fatty foods;
- fried foods;
- products containing E's;
- White rice.
The reason is that mycosis is caused by a fungus-like yeast, and if you eat foods that contain yeast, you will help them grow.
About carbohydrates. When there is an excessive amount of them in the body, carbohydrate metabolism is disrupted, which raises blood sugar, creating a favorable environment for the development of the fungus.
- Nutrition in actinomycosis
- Nutrition in candidiasis
- Nutrition in onychomycosis (nail fungus)
- Feeding in microsporia