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This is a living guide-you get FREE updates.

I WILL BE ADDING MORE STORES AS TIME GOES ON. When this list is updated (which it will be- you will get an email and a NEW copy with the changes. You only need to buy this ONCE to get all the updates.)

 

This Anti-Fungal Diet Approved Items Shopping Guide was created to take the stress and guesswork out of grocery shopping while following an anti-fungal protocol.

Inside, you’ll find carefully curated, store-specific lists of foods that meet strict anti-fungal diet guidelines. Every item has been hand-reviewed by Rain and her team to help you quickly identify options that avoid added sugars, fungally fermented ingredients, yeast, alcohol, and other common triggers that may feed fungal overgrowth.

 

  • Store-specific approved food lists, including:

    • Aldi

    • Costco

    • Sprouts

    • Trader Joe’s

    • Thrive Market

    • Whole Foods

    • Walmart

  • A detailed “What to Avoid on Labels” section, outlining sugars, fungally fermented ingredients, yeast, alcohol, and other common triggers

  • Rain’s Anti-Fungal Diet Staples, featuring go-to foods and favorites used during an anti-fungal protocol

  • Dedicated sections for:

    • Anti-fungal–friendly gluten-free breads

    • Approved coffee, tea, and beverages

    • Approved electrolytes

    • Approved flours and baking staples

    • Approved protein powders

    • Approved sweeteners

  • Ingredient callouts throughout the guide noting:

    • Dairy-containing items

    • Egg-containing items

    • Nightshades

    • Seed oils

 

This guide is designed to support—not replace—whole, fresh foods and mindful eating. Ingredient formulations change, so readers are always encouraged to read labels. The goal is simple: reduce overwhelm, save time, and help you stay consistent with the anti-fungal diet in real life.

 

Anti-Fungal Diet approved items list

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    The information provided on this website is for education purposes only and should not be a replacement for medical advice. None of these statements have been evaluated by the FDA. These products and protocols are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please always check with your doctor before starting any new supplements or protocols!

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