Water retention

[Guest guest]

Hi Debby; no, I've no favourite Potassium salts. What's convenient

here is " NO-Salt " supermarket brand for my food; I don't sprinkle

sodium salt at all even to cook with, relying instead on casual

exposure in treated food, meat and so on for my sodium.

Duncan

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[Guest guest]

Im new on here. Have bad water retention.

I use sea salt. Is this alright to use?

I dont use very much of it though, as dont like taste of salt.

Maggie

[Guest guest]

Maggie you could try a fast..

Water comes off quick and puts the candida into dormancy while lowering your

blood sugar..

Two very excellent things for killing it off naturally, easily.

There are claims of skipping the years of battle with fasting.

You go into ketosis which is toxic for the candida and great for your

everything.

Gives your liver and entire digestive system a serious break.

If you are willing.

Doesn't mean you don't eat anything... It's not a water fast... You still

intake all the probotics etc.. Fiber..

But it works soo much quicker and you get immediate relief.

An article

Fasting and Candida

Candida is an example of a microorganism. It is normally found in the body,

but, when the opportunity exists, it takes over and propagates, affecting

the colon, vagina or bladder. Much of the harm done by Candida results from

its waste product, acetaldehyde, which in turn can affect the neurological,

endocrine and immune systems. Few chemicals can create as much havoc in the

body as acetaldehydes. Acetaldehydes accumulate in the brain, spinal cord,

joints, muscles and poison tissues. For this reason, any program in

detoxification needs to address the problem of internal microorganisms.

Most microorganisms, including Candida, live on sugar. The more sugar they

get, the more they propagate. The problem is that everything turns to sugar

except protein, and even juice fasting supplies sugars to the blood. Water

fasting is the solution. If they do not get enough sugar, microorganisms

become dormant allowing the immune system a much easier time destroying them

A restricted juice fast using green leafy vegetables, garlic, carrots,

beets and apples will help continue the healing through boosting the immune

system.

Add fresh ginger root to fruit juices and garlic to the veggie mixtures. A

Candida diet will include many salads and veggies combined with supplements

and herbs. Most health food stores stock herbal formulas and supplements for

parasite reduction such as caprylic acid tablets and molybdenum. If taken at

bedtime with water, chopped garlic will not cause any breath odor.

Throughout the night, the garlic will slowly release the antibacterial

substances into the colon.

You can water fast with cayenne pepper and freshly juiced ginger root in an

all-out attack against parasites. Longer water fasts are brutal to parasites

increasing the factors that make the body an unfriendly environment for

growth and reproduction, such as low blood sugar, increased toxins in the

blood and an immune system working at full intensity.



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-- Re: Water Retention

Im new on here. Have bad water retention.

I use sea salt. Is this alright to use?

I dont use very much of it though, as dont like taste of salt.

Maggie

[Guest guest]

If the sea salt is white then it's been processed.

maggie taylor <maggie.taylor@...> wrote: Im new on here. Have bad

water retention.

I use sea salt. Is this alright to use?

I dont use very much of it though, as dont like taste of salt.

Maggie

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Thanks for the information, the only trouble is I have low blood pressure,

so bad I fall without warning, am disorientated a lot of the time when I

stand up, and have already had a broken hip this year because of it. I was

tested by a nurse who said my blood pressure was so low it didnt even

register. My GP is arranging for me to go to a " falling down clinic. "

Dont know how long that will take to get an appoinment as we are talking UK

NHS here. Ive been asking for help from GPs for at least 10 years now, to

no avail. Ive been falling for past 7 years at least. I also have

uterine cancer, which I understand could be caused through fungal infection.

Is this right? My consultant oncologist gave me a progesterone implant

nearly two years ago, and until then Id never had any infections at all.

One of the side effects of this implant is fungal infections. He refused to

remove it, and now I have a back injury because of a fall and cannot lie on

bed to have it removed. Catch 22 eh?

I have an appointment with a herbalist on Tuesday, and am hoping he can do

something positive about all of this.

Thanks for information. Very informative.

Maggie

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I had Norplant.

They refused to take it out also, I cut myself open and took it out

Gawd that was well over a decade ago though

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-- Re: Water Retention

Thanks for the information, the only trouble is I have low blood pressure,

so bad I fall without warning, am disorientated a lot of the time when I

stand up, and have already had a broken hip this year because of it. I was

tested by a nurse who said my blood pressure was so low it didnt even

register. My GP is arranging for me to go to a " falling down clinic. "

Dont know how long that will take to get an appoinment as we are talking UK

NHS here. Ive been asking for help from GPs for at least 10 years now, to

no avail. Ive been falling for past 7 years at least. I also have

uterine cancer, which I understand could be caused through fungal infection.

Is this right? My consultant oncologist gave me a progesterone implant

nearly two years ago, and until then Id never had any infections at all.

One of the side effects of this implant is fungal infections. He refused to

remove it, and now I have a back injury because of a fall and cannot lie on

bed to have it removed. Catch 22 eh?

I have an appointment with a herbalist on Tuesday, and am hoping he can do

something positive about all of this.

Thanks for information. Very informative.

Maggie

[Guest guest]

Just reading some of the replies; Maggie, you said you don't use much

salt. You might want to check out " Your Body's Many Cries for Water "

by F. Batmanghelidj, M.D. Edema (swelling) can be caused by NOT ENOUGH

SALT in your system; cancer also. He says that " experiments have shown

that a number of cancer patients show low salt levels in their body. "

He also says, " For every ten glasses of water, one should add to the

diet abut half of a teaspoon of salt per day. " I cannot find the kind

of salt he recommends in his book but I would only consumer grey sea

salt. You may be able to get his book from the library, which is where

I first read it, then bought my own.

[Guest guest]

thanks for that information. I only ever use sea salt, as know about the

white table salt. Ive never been able to use salt or pepper or any other

condiments. I do however put salt (sea) in water whilst cooking

vegetables.

Maggie

[Guest guest]

You're passing out because your BP is so low? I think you found the cause

of your swelling right there. Your BP is not high enough to pump fluid back

to your heart. You solve the BP problem, you'll solve the swelling issues.

Off the top of my head, electrolight issues, kidney issues, and heart issues

can all effect BP. You need to make sure your physician is ruling out all

of these problems and more. I don't see how a 'falling clinic' is going to

address your medical concerns, unless they specialize in diagnosing and

treating syncope (passing out).

Good luck, and let us know how this evetually turns out.

BT

On 8/25/07, maggie taylor <maggie.taylor@...> wrote:

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> thanks for that information. I only ever use sea salt, as know about the

>

> white table salt. Ive never been able to use salt or pepper or any other

> condiments. I do however put salt (sea) in water whilst cooking

> vegetables.

>

> Maggie

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for that information. You are quite correct. It is a Syncope

Clinic Ive to ring to get an appointment with. Ive had very low blood

pressure all of my life, fainted on a regular basis whilst very young, can

remember fainting in assembly at school most mornings. Have asked GPs

about this for so long and got nowhere, Id just given up, but the falls Ive

had lately have resulted in more injuries to my back and a broken hip just

last February and Im still having trouble with mobility. I eat a good

diet, am careful what I drink (mostly filtered water), and nothing I do

makes any difference. Both of my daughters have low blood pressure too.

Maggie

[Guest guest]

That is an excellent book, and really helps to understand what is going on and

that, no... You're not going crazy. I have a " love/hate " relarionship with

Prednisone...

Sent from my iPhone

On Sep 28, 2010, at 10:59 AM, ruth threadgold <ruththreadgold@...>

wrote:

hi john,

I know how it looks and feels being on prednisone. what helps me, at

least a little bit, eliminate as much sugar as you can, sodium and

salt is a NO NO. furthermore, I try to check all the fats as well. It

is tough, I know.

there is a book: coping with prednisone. it is written by zuckermayer,

and it was very helpful to me.

best regards,

ruth

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[Guest guest]

Too much estrogene in relation to progesterone can cause

water retention.

Transdermal progesterone cream can help.you only have to be

careful that the progesterone does not convert to estrogene,which is possible.

It is good to find a doctor that understand that.i am not

sure ,you have it in ireland anf if they dare to give it because of the cancer.

Much info in this book

What

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[Guest guest]

I mentioned magnesium as I was reading this page last night:

http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2004/05/03/potassium_deficiency_widespread_\

and_often_neglected.htm

>

> Hi

> I don't know if I get enough potassium from my diet, but I had a look at my

latest blood test results and my potassium is very good.

> I think I will by some potassium pills anyway, they can't hurt.

> Thank you.

> Vivien

[Guest guest]

i read that serum potassium may not reflect body stores?

just something to be aware of , just in case. i don't know much about

potassium/sodium ratios.

do you know why you only have pain in your right hand side?

http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/242008-overview

Potassium is predominantly an intracellular cation; therefore, serum potassium

levels can be a very poor indicator of total body stores. Because potassium

moves easily across cell membranes, serum potassium levels reflect movement of

potassium between intracellular and extracellular fluid compartments, as well as

total body potassium homeostasis.

I don't take potassium as it was perfect looking at my blood test results.

[Guest guest]

sorry i messed up your reply there Vivien- i was trying to reply and was

editing it instead! long day.

====

I also read all this article.

I am doing everything that he suggests to avoid inflammation but looks like it's

not enough and yes my problem is inflammation.

Very interesting.

Thank you.

Vivien

[Guest guest]

sorry i've messed up your post

if i can think of anything else i'll let you know. i do hope you can get

something to help you soon - i used to know a woman in a health food shop with

fibromyalgia and she swore by a turmeric extract (i swore when i saw the

price!), said it helped with the pain.

i can't remember what it was though.

[Guest guest]

Thank you. I will buy it.

Vivien

>

> sorry i've messed up your post

>

> if i can think of anything else i'll let you know. i do hope you can get

something to help you soon - i used to know a woman in a health food shop with

fibromyalgia and she swore by a turmeric extract (i swore when i saw the

price!), said it helped with the pain.

> i can't remember what it was though.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi all,I've had success getting rid of water retention eating these foods for the past 2 weeks - all high in potassium - an avocado every day, 3 bananas, quinona, loads of spinach, tomatoes, sunflower seeds, dried apricots, raisins, white haricot beans, oats. It's blown the candida diet out of the window but I thought the potassium was more important to get right for now. And they're all tasty foods to eat.Best wishes Alison>> i read that serum potassium may not reflect body stores?

[Guest guest]

Ahh....a reason to buy a new dress and a pair of shoes !! YAY !!

Cheers,

JOT

> Thank you I love you. Would you marry me?

> Vivien

[Guest guest]

That's interesting Alison, thank you for your suggestion.

Vivien

>

> Hi all,I've had success getting rid of water retention eating these

> foods for the past 2 weeks - all high in potassium - an avocado every

> day, 3 bananas, quinona, loads of spinach, tomatoes, sunflower seeds,

> dried apricots, raisins, white haricot beans, oats. It's blown the

> candida diet out of the window but I thought the potassium was more

> important to get right for now. And they're all tasty foods to eat.Best

> wishes Alison

[Guest guest]

So, What's your answer Chris? The whole of TPA is watching this

development with bated breath. Do I need to buy a hat???

Luv - Sheila

Thank you I love you. Would you marry

me?

Vivien

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> thyroid treatment/message/88622

>

> Jot posted about turmeric/curcumin

>

> http://www.iherb.com/Jarrow-Formulas-Curcumin-95-500-mg-120-Capsules/13089?at=0

>

>

> turmeric is supposed to help sensitise the cortisol receptors

>

> chris

>

[Guest guest]

He is pretending that he didn't notice my proposal.

Viv

>

> So, What's your answer Chris? The whole of TPA is watching this development

> with bated breath. Do I need to buy a hat???

>

> Luv - Sheila

>

>

>

> Thank you I love you. Would you marry me?

> Vivien

> > Jot posted about turmeric/curcumin

> >

> >

> http://www.iherb.com/Jarrow-Formulas-Curcumin-95-500-mg-120-Capsules/13089?a

> t=0

> >

> >

> > turmeric is supposed to help sensitise the cortisol receptors

> >

> > chris

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Now, would I really do a thing like that!?

>

> He is pretending that he didn't notice my proposal.

> Viv

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, he's probably shy - come on is it Yes, or No? Not

every day you get a proposal on a lovely Bank Holiday.

Luv - Sheila

He is pretending that he didn't notice my

proposal.

Viv

>

> So, What's your answer Chris? The whole of TPA is watching this

development

> with bated breath. Do I need to buy a hat???

>

> Luv - Sheila

>

>

>

> Thank you I love you. Would you marry me?

> Vivien

> > Jot posted about turmeric/curcumin

> >

> >

> http://www.iherb.com/Jarrow-Formulas-Curcumin-95-500-mg-120-Capsules/13089?a

> t=0

> >

> >

> > turmeric is supposed to help sensitise the cortisol receptors

> >

> > chris

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Will this be the first TPA wedding?

Have you ever thought of a dating sideline, Sheila?

Poor has gone to ground......... I think you've scared him off, Viv. ; )

Liesha

>

> Yes, he's probably shy - come on is it Yes, or No? Not every day you

> get a proposal on a lovely Bank Holiday.

>

> Luv - Sheila

>