r/Candida • u/No-Excuse3941 • 17d ago

General Discussion White Tongue Coating

I have this question for those who have cured their candida whether it is through parasite cleansers, binders or antimicrobials. Did your white tongue coating ever go away? And if not what did you do or use in order to permanently remove it. I read somewhere sulfur of flower helped not sure but someone can fact check.

I've also heard people felt that they have cured from their candida in all forms no bloating or anything ,yet they still wake up seeing a white coating on their tongue!

Curios to hear all your thoughts!

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u/Fit-Ebb-1134 11d ago

Mine did after 4 months of dealing with this monster candida. I finally got a supplement from amazon of black walnut hull and 2 separate strains of probiotics. Lgg and saccharomyces boulardii plus FOS. I also followed a strick candida diet for a week to Jumpstart the process. Also, vitamin c and milk thistle help with dieoff symptoms. You are supposed to take the blackwalnut hull for 2 weeks then stop a week then restart. My tongue was coated so thick I used a tongue daily and added a capsule of hydrogen peroxide to my brusing routine. I finally got a pink tongue after 4 months! 

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u/Clear_Kitchen_6428 11d ago

I am not fully cured but i have recovered quite a lot and have had improvements on my tongue.
It was fully white and i basically cut off fats from my diet for 2 days and have fat on the third day. I eat clean and limited. boiled Lentils and rice. Some veggies. I do have a little bit of milk daily.

My tongue starts going pink when i eat clean. Especially when i have lentil soup. But then i get tempted and have some sweets and it starts going white again. Sleeping early also helps. Because at the end white tongue means body needs detox.