Dear xoluvsdance12,

I know that you'd like me to say that it's fine to start back on those foods, but the truth is, to deal with the imbalance in your body that allowed the yeast overgrowth in the first place, it can take months and months. The Candida diet really isn't just to be followed when you're doing a cleanse, it's a terrific basis for an eating plan regularly. 

Candida and "bad" bacteria love sugary fruits even more than you do. Stimulates their growth like crazy. 

I understand that in your mind, there's no solution, no way to find foods to eat that will promote health. That's a pretty odd reality, actually – that you're in school to learn and you're supposed to function on sub-optimal food. Vegetables are a well respected part of anyone's diet these days.

As a study, I'd like to invite you to join Brenda Watson's Community here - http://bit.ly/rXcAmw. It's free, and you can search through years of questions other people have posted (lots of Candida info). You can also post your own.

As you noticed, CandiGone is to be taken along with dietary shift. CandiGone alone won't handle your yeast issue if the foods you eat are just producing more and more yeast. Diet is 80% of any digestive issue.

I'm sorry I couldn't be more helpful, but the truth is – eating sugary foods (even sweet fruits), processed foods, and refined foods just isn't good for anyone's health. The gluten issue is one that is so prevalent that it just makes sense to avoid gluten if you have any digestive disturbance at all. 

If you have specific health issues, be sure to "Ask Brenda Watson" in her Community.