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Can a yeast-free diet lead to a yeast infection?
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No: Eating yeast free is not going to change the normal bacteria/yeast ratios on your skin or in your body in any appreciable way that it would actually lead to a yeast infection. Look for other causes of your yeast infection.
Answered 7/13/2013
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