question for Duncan

[Guest guest]

Terry, I think the rhinitis is more likely an effect of die-off; this

usually resembles a cold or flu coming on.

Duncan

>

> Hi Duncan,

> Have been doing the whey/inulin/selenium about 2 weeks now. I

am

> noticing I seem to get sort of rhinitis after the shake, my nose

feels

> itchy and inflamed, but not much more of a reaction than that, and

then

> it subsides. Othewise, I really like the shakes, they are so easy

and I

> am too tired to have to prepare many meals.

> Think I can still get the benefit of the shakes even if my body

is

> having mild allergic reaction? I was doing Budwig CC/FO for about

a

> year and found that was feeding the yeast, though it never caused

any

> direct reaction after eating that I could notice. When I found

your

> site I decided to switch to the shakes and get off the CC/FO mix.

Any

> ideas?

> Terry

>

[Guest guest]

Do many people have a food intolerance towards whey? Perhaps this could be

the reaction, an IgE response.

Buddy

On 2/14/08, Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

>

> Terry, I think the rhinitis is more likely an effect of die-off; this

> usually resembles a cold or flu coming on.

>

> Duncan

>

>

> >

> > Hi Duncan,

> > Have been doing the whey/inulin/selenium about 2 weeks now. I

> am

> > noticing I seem to get sort of rhinitis after the shake, my nose

> feels

> > itchy and inflamed, but not much more of a reaction than that, and

> then

> > it subsides. Othewise, I really like the shakes, they are so easy

> and I

> > am too tired to have to prepare many meals.

> > Think I can still get the benefit of the shakes even if my body

> is

> > having mild allergic reaction? I was doing Budwig CC/FO for about

> a

> > year and found that was feeding the yeast, though it never caused

> any

> > direct reaction after eating that I could notice. When I found

> your

> > site I decided to switch to the shakes and get off the CC/FO mix.

> Any

> > ideas?

> > Terry

> >

>

>

>

--

Buddy A. Touchinsky, D.C.

Blue Mountain Family Chiropractic

1209 Centre Turnpike

PO Box 217

Orwigsburg, PA 17961

570-366-2613 phone

570-366-2618 fax

www.bmfchiro.com

[Guest guest]

Buddy, the most common negative response to whey is probably from the

beta-lactoglobulin. Fortunately this is fairly rare, so if one has a

reaction it's probably temporary and due to die off or some such

similar.

Duncan

> > >

> > > Hi Duncan,

> > > Have been doing the whey/inulin/selenium about 2 weeks now. I

> > am

> > > noticing I seem to get sort of rhinitis after the shake, my nose

> > feels

> > > itchy and inflamed, but not much more of a reaction than that,

and

> > then

> > > it subsides. Othewise, I really like the shakes, they are so

easy

> > and I

> > > am too tired to have to prepare many meals.

> > > Think I can still get the benefit of the shakes even if my body

> > is

> > > having mild allergic reaction? I was doing Budwig CC/FO for

about

> > a

> > > year and found that was feeding the yeast, though it never

caused

> > any

> > > direct reaction after eating that I could notice. When I found

> > your

> > > site I decided to switch to the shakes and get off the CC/FO

mix.

> > Any

> > > ideas?

> > > Terry

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

> --

> Buddy A. Touchinsky, D.C.

> Blue Mountain Family Chiropractic

> 1209 Centre Turnpike

> PO Box 217

> Orwigsburg, PA 17961

> 570-366-2613 phone

> 570-366-2618 fax

> www.bmfchiro.com

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Buddy,

You were right! my husband did not have any kind of a heart attack and it

was digestion. Apparently being on the candida-diet was not enough fiber.

So we cut back on the meat and eggs and added some whole fiber foods and all

his symptoms are gone. He did not have an intolerance towards whey (I do) but

maybe he did as it did not help his digestion apparently.

In a message dated 2/15/2008 1:58:35 PM Central Standard Time,

dr.touchinsky@... writes:

Do many people have a food intolerance towards whey? Perhaps this could be

the reaction, an IgE response.

Buddy

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[Guest guest]

Cool! Even though digestive issues are a concern, it's not nearly as scary

as heart issues.

Buddy

On 2/16/08, not2mild@... <not2mild@...> wrote:

>

>

> Hi Buddy,

>

> You were right! my husband did not have any kind of a heart attack and it

> was digestion. Apparently being on the candida-diet was not enough fiber.

> So we cut back on the meat and eggs and added some whole fiber foods and

> all

> his symptoms are gone. He did not have an intolerance towards whey (I do)

> but

> maybe he did as it did not help his digestion apparently.

>

>

> In a message dated 2/15/2008 1:58:35 PM Central Standard Time,

> dr.touchinsky@... <dr.touchinsky%40gmail.com> writes:

>

> Do many people have a food intolerance towards whey? Perhaps this could be

> the reaction, an IgE response.

>

> Buddy

>

> **************Ideas to please picky eaters. Watch video on AOL Living.

> (

>

http://living.aol.com/video/how-to-please-your-picky-eater/rachel-campos-duffy/

> 2050827?NCID=aolcmp00300000002598)

>

>

[Guest guest]

Duncan Crow wrote:

> Buddy, the most common negative response to whey is probably from the

> beta-lactoglobulin. Fortunately this is fairly rare, so if one has a

> reaction it's probably temporary and due to die off or some such

> similar.

>

What kind of reaction do people have?

thanks,

sol

[Guest guest]

It's been a year and ahalf now that I quit all grains, starch, sugar,

fruit and dairy, after following SCDiet for my Ulcerative Colitis but

still having symptoms. My symptoms (mucus in the stool) stopped

immediately apon stopping those things I just listed...thank you Duncun!

I also began taking Whey, as well as started seeing a naturopath around

the same time...both of which I still do. She started treating me for

leaky Gut, started me on digestive enzymes and addressed all my

digestive issues. I feel as though I am healed from UC, and tried to

slowly add back in fruit and cheese, but every time I do, I become

immediatley constipated and produce alot of mucus.

My question is, how do I know if this is from my Ulcerative Colitis, or

if this is a yeast problem? Will I never be able to add back these

items?

[Guest guest]

I asked about the selenium because without it one may not be

producing enough glutathione, the master antioxidant and detoxifier

that should help reduce irritation and mucous production. 200 mcg is

kind of low-end but adequate if you aren't exposed to much arsenic,

other toxins and metals that might deplete it. Sick people may need

up to 3 times that, plus a double dose of the other precursors found

in the undenatured whey.

Duncan

> > >

> > > It's been a year and ahalf now that I quit all grains, starch,

> > sugar,

> > > fruit and dairy, after following SCDiet for my Ulcerative

Colitis

> > but

> > > still having symptoms. My symptoms (mucus in the stool)

stopped

> > > immediately apon stopping those things I just listed...thank

you

> > Duncun!

> > >

> > > I also began taking Whey, as well as started seeing a

naturopath

> > around

> > > the same time...both of which I still do. She started treating

me

> > for

> > > leaky Gut, started me on digestive enzymes and addressed all my

> > > digestive issues. I feel as though I am healed from UC, and

tried

> > to

> > > slowly add back in fruit and cheese, but every time I do, I

> become

> > > immediatley constipated and produce alot of mucus.

> > >

> > > My question is, how do I know if this is from my Ulcerative

> > Colitis, or

> > > if this is a yeast problem? Will I never be able to add back

> these

> > > items?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Can you share the specific benefits, please...

Was on it as a capsule several years ago by the recommendation of a holistic

doc,

but never seemed to realize any clear benefits...

You take sublingual?...what kind?

d

________________________________

From: Pasha <pashamad@...>

" Coconut Oil "

<Coconut Oil >

Sent: Saturday, September 10, 2011 11:20 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Question for Duncan

 

 Your thoughts about frequency and dosage? (I think you use pregnenolone

too?)

 

 Thanks,

 Pasha

From: Duncan Crow duncancrow@...

.... additional benefits from starting on pregnenolone in the last couple of

months.

all good,

Duncan

[Guest guest]

Thanks,

Pasha

From: Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Saturday, September 10, 2011 8:25 AM

Subject: Re: Question for Duncan

 

I'm still using 50 mg pregnenolone most days but I'll soon go back to 25 mg

every day. My wife takes 25 mg on alternate days. Her hot flashes have almost

disappeared again.

all good,

Duncan

>

>  Your thoughts about frequency and dosage? (I think you use pregnenolone

too?)

>  

>  Thanks,

>  Pasha

>

>

> From: Duncan Crow duncancrow@...

> ... additional benefits from starting on pregnenolone in the last couple of

months.

>

> all good,

>

> Duncan

>

>

[Guest guest]

With pregnenolone I experience more energy, faster recovery, increased libido,

and more alertness, regardless of whether I was also taking an HGH increaser for

anti-aging. My wife and I alternate on the HGH enhancer every several months.

We usually take Source Naturals pregnenolone Cherry 25 mg sublingual.

all good,

Duncan

>

> Can you share the specific benefits, please...

> Was on it as a capsule several years ago by the recommendation of a holistic

doc,

> but never seemed to realize any clear benefits...

> You take sublingual?...what kind?

> d

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: Pasha <pashamad@...>

> " Coconut Oil "

<Coconut Oil >

> Sent: Saturday, September 10, 2011 11:20 AM

> Subject: Re: Re: Question for Duncan

>

>

>  

>  Your thoughts about frequency and dosage? (I think you use pregnenolone

too?)

>  

>  Thanks,

>  Pasha

>

> From: Duncan Crow duncancrow@...

> ... additional benefits from starting on pregnenolone in the last couple of

months.

>

> all good,

>

> Duncan

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Duncan:

One thing for certain: my eyes have improved dramatically since I

started your anti-aging and whey protocols, but since I also took

Lutein, Zeaxanthin, and Astaxtanthin and lots of antioxidants during

that period, it is difficult to say which did the deed...

nevertheless, I am sure that they have been beneficial in many ways.

Moreover, whey has become a primary nutrient for me... I am virtually

addicted to its taste and it seems like the more that I use, the better

I feel.

Cheers,

Jim

>Research such as this paper

<http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0039625700001405

<http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0039625700001405>>

reveals much about the role oxidative stress plays in macular

degeneration. I'd make sure to use antioxidants and especially whey and

selenium, the glutathione increasers. Also, many things improve on an

anti-aging program that focuses on regeneration, and I know a few people

whose eyesight improved, one to such an extent that he no longer needed

glasses. It's not an MD story but may be of interest. The fella is using

SomaLife gHP to keep his HGH levels higher in adulthood and continued to

report positive changes to his biology for more than five years. He is

very pleased with additional benefits from starting on pregnenolone in

the last couple of months.

all good,

Duncan<