Oral Thrush Is Unsweetened Yogurt Good For It?
1,848 views · Published 27 September 2017 · 3:52 · Indexed 24 October 2026
Channel: CanXida · 2017 · Education
Unsweetened yogurt is great for oral thrush. It has the ability to suppress and reduce oral Candidiasis to a high level. But the trick is you must use unsweetened yogurt, and not that sweet stuff passed off as "health" food. Oral thrush responds very, very well to unsweetened yogurt. I did a video previously on the five health foods to avoid and one of them was commercial yogurts. Many people love yogurt. Why do they love yogurt? Because they like the taste. When we talk about people loving the taste of something, what are we usually referring to? We're referring to the sweetness of something. People never say things like ìI love the taste of vinegar or I love the taste of salt.î Who says that? Must be out of your mind. ìI love the taste of candy.î Have you ever heard someone say, ìI love the taste of potato chips?î Nobody says that unless they've got sugar on them. If it's very sweet, the yogurt, it usually means it's got sugar in it. It's not a good idea, folks. Try to keep away from commercial yogurts. I believe there was even a lawsuit recently or there was a company that got taken to court and the FDA told them they couldn't make claims of their particular brand of yogurt was a health food because it had so much sugar in it. You call candy a health food? Of course, you don't. Well, maybe they will in a few years. You never know. But don't buy commercial yogurt. If it's sweet, drop it in the bin. Throw it away. You can kill whales or something if they dump it in the ocean. Just don't eat it. Make your own yogurt up like I do. It's not hard to make really good yogurt at home. Nice and sour. The sourness, the lactic acid, it's going to really help to feed up the lactobacillus in your gut. Sugar is not going to do it. And then you're going to say, ìBut, Eric, it doesn't contain sugar. It contains high fructose corn syrup.î Well, we gave a that a good kick in the gut, too, because we talked about how bad fructose is for the brain. How you turn into a big fatty and you don't want to eat that kind of stuff. Trust me. Keep away from it. Sour yogurt has very good benefits for the oral cavity, stomach, small intestine and the large intestine. Some people may react to sour natural yogurt. They could have a little bit of an issue up front because I also did a video previously about that. Can beneficial bacteria cause die off? A nice sour yogurt with high levels of lactobacillus, especially in a very disturbed gut, can create reactions. For the oral cavity, yogurt is considered excellent. For vaginal problems, many women will roll a tampon in yogurt and use that. That will work. For the mouth, just rinsing your mouth with some sour yogurt two or three times per day, putting it in there. That's really going to help to put lactate around the mouth and encourage the healthy bacteria in there to take off. It also discourages the formation of Candida in the mouth. It's good for children also that get oral thrush is to dip the finger or really to rub the nipple, put on the lady's nipple if she's breastfeeding, put sour yogurt on that and let the baby feed off that. We had some issues with one of our children and it worked very well for my wife was the yogurt trick. It's nice and soothing and cooling also for sensitive delicate tissues of the body. Yes, give it a try. Avoid commercial yogurt like the plague. Thanks for tuning in.
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