Short answer: the background on this site describes a phased plan of about 90 days — first starving the yeast by removing sugar, refined carbohydrates, and alcohol, then later phases of support — but no fixed timeline is promised for any individual. How long anything takes depends on the individual, so read the full plan background and talk with your own qualified healthcare professional before starting.
The plan described in the background reading has three phases:
- First, starve the yeast (about the first 30 days): remove sugar, refined carbohydrates, and alcohol, and support the liver while starting gentle antifungal steps.
- Next, keep clearing (about days 31–60): increase the antifungal steps and add binders that help absorb released toxins and reduce die-off symptoms.
- Then, rebuild (about days 61–90): taper the antifungal steps and focus on rebuilding gut health with probiotics and gut-lining support, slowly reintroducing foods while watching for reactions.
This is background information, not a promise. Candida can be hard to clear: it can hide in biofilm, it can form spores, and it can grow back if the conditions that fed it return. Read why it is so hard to get rid of candida and the full step-by-step 90-day recovery plan before starting anything.
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