Natural Antifungals

Antifungals

Along with a low-sugar diet and probiotics, antifungals are one of the three crucial elements of any successful Candida treatment plan. There are a number of natural antifungals that you can take in supplement form or even add into your diet. These work by breaking down the cell walls of the Candida yeast, and are an important part of your diet.
Popular antifungal treatments include caprylic acid, grapefruit seed extract, garlic and oil of oregano. You can add antifungals into your diet too. For example, coconut oil is a potent source of caprylic acid, and it also makes an excellent oil for cooking.

About Antifungals

• Why use antifungals for Candida?
  Learn how antifungals fit into the Candida diet, why they are so effective at killing the Candida yeast, and how to choose the best one for you.
• When should I take antifungals?
  Readers always ask us when they should take their antifungals, and whether it should be before or after the probiotics. Find out the answers here.
• Is it OK to take probiotics and antifungals at the same time?
  Are there any negative effects from taking probiotics and antifungals at the same time? Find out here.
• Candida-Fighting Foods
  Discover the top ten foods for fighting your Candida.
• Using coconut in your food
  Coconut is a great source of the antifungal caprylic acid, and there are lots of ways to use it in your food.
• Candida Support
  Candida Support is an antifungal manufactured by NOW Foods, that contains six powerful antifungal herbs.

Natural Antifungal Treatments

• Aloe Vera
• Black Walnut
• Caprylic Acid
• Cinnamon
• Cloves
• Coconut Oil (other health benefits of coconut oil)
• Garlic
• Ginger
• Goldenseal
• Grapefruit Seed
• Olive Leaf Extract
• Oregano Oil
• Oregon Grape
• Pau d’Arco
• Turmeric

Other Antifungal Treatments

• Diflucan
• Eraxis
• Nystatin

For lots more information on how to choose the right antifungal, take a look at my Ultimate Candida Diet treatment program.