Yeast is a kind of fungus and the most common is candida. If there is an overgrowth of yeast in the body, it can be harmful to your health. Yeast intolerance may happen to any person who has too much sugar intake. Your body produces more yeast and kills the good bacteria.

For a start this diet will take three to six weeks to be effective. You want to starve the yeasts for long enough time to see the results. For the period of that duration, you want to bee as stringent as possible. In the first few days you will experience some "cleansing" effect as the yeast toxins is being discharged from your body. You may feel rather tired at the onset. However after that your body will feel better.

After you come to the end of the diet and see that you are healed, you can start consuming the food that you have avoided one at a time. You have to be careful to note down how your body reacts after you start to eat those stuff again. If the sign is not good, then you should not eat them, otherwise you are free to enjoy those food again. Sometimes after you go through the yeast free diet, you may be used to the good taste of natural food that you don't even want to go back to your previous eating habit.

On top of that, eliminate food which promotes growth of yeast - which is sugar. This is not limited to granulated sugar, it covers all kinds of sugar, including brown sugar, maple syrup, juices and food which are sweet. Typically fruits which are sweet should not be eaten at the time of diet. Dates, grapes, raisins and fig are usually very sweet as they contain high level of sugar. Carbonated drinks is another main culprit. Sugar is the primary source which feeds yeasts.

Gradually, your body will adjust to the newly introduced diet, making you a lot healthier inside and out. Because of the yeast free diet, toxins are flushed out your body's system, providing greater energy reserves for both short term and long term.