Re: Part-way on program, etc.

[Guest guest]

Hi again, Bee:

Today I will get the vinegar, some more Real Salt, and the calcium/magnesium

supplements (starting to get leg cramps again, and must avoid tonic water).

I am going to go through with the specialist medical referrals at the county

clinic. I want to know if they find anything major " wrong " with me; this means

I will probably go through with a colonoscopy or cystoscopy if recommended, but

more than likely will refuse any orthodox medical treatment.

One thing I do want to try which is not on your program: There is a type of

eyedrops called " Can-C " which is reported to help with diminishing cataracts and

other eye problems. They contain L-carnosine.

I am also taking extra B-1 (in addition to a B-50 complex), as I had read that

either extra B-1 or benfotiamine (synthetic form of B-1) is helpful for

diabetics in dealing with neuropathy of the legs. Am also taking alpha-lipoic

acid. Both of these supplements help with blood sugar control.

Since my creatinine was rising, the doctor has refused to renew my prescription

for metformin-ER. I can get regular metformin off the internet... and as I get

onto your program more fully, I expect that I may be able to get rid of

metformin completely.

I believe I also may need to get rid of most of the commercial spice mixtures I

was using... not just because they may be irradiated, but because they contain

sugar, maltodextrin, etc. I am surmising that I should not use commercial spice

mixtures, so that any salt I need to add to foods will be the sea salt (with its

trace minerals)?

As I stated before, even though I work doing medical transcription for

conventional doctors, I have long been interested in alternative treatments, and

am not necessarily impressed with conventional medicine's answer to degenerative

diseases--although if I were to break a bone, I would definitely show up at an

ER and have it casted.

Pam Maltzman

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi again, Bee:

>

> Today I will get the vinegar, some more Real Salt, and the calcium/magnesium

supplements (starting to get leg cramps again, and must avoid tonic water).

>

> I am going to go through with the specialist medical referrals at the county

clinic. I want to know if they find anything major " wrong " with me; this means

I will probably go through with a colonoscopy or cystoscopy if recommended, but

more than likely will refuse any orthodox medical treatment.

+++Hi Pam. What you have majorily wrong with you cannot be discovered by any

tests. That is because any and all health issues are caused by a depressed

immune system, which this program has proved to correct - see the many health

issues, other than candida, that have been cured by this program in these

Success Stories: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/success/index.php

+++Therefore it is probably futile for you to undergo such tests at this time,

since you are just embarking on a healing program.

+++Besides the fact that cancer may not be cancer at all, instead it is a fungus

as Dr. T. Simoncini, in Italy, believes, and he even shows actual tumours

disintegrating before your eyes in videos he has made:

http://www.cancerfungus.com/

+++However, I do not recommend treating with baking soda, except for life

threatening situations, since the person can get it again and again IF they do

not improve their overall health with " proper nutrition " and eliminate toxins

and foods that feed candida and that also feed cancer.

+++Dr. Otto Warburg discovered " The Prime Cause & Prevention of Cancer " , which

is the replacement of the respiration of oxygen (oxidation of sugar) in normal

body cells by fermentation of sugar:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/cancer4.php

+++Here's other articles about the connection between cancer and candida:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu2_1_2.php

> One thing I do want to try which is not on your program: There is a type of

eyedrops called " Can-C " which is reported to help with diminishing cataracts and

other eye problems. They contain L-carnosine.

+++It is not advisable to do any medical treatments in addition to this program.

Often they interfere with natural healing processes, and they are also toxic.

This program will help cataracts and other eye problems, which are majorily

caused by a lack of vitamin A along with " good " fats, omega 3, and vitamins D &

E. They are secondly caused by toxins and sugars/high carbs.

>

> I am also taking extra B-1 (in addition to a B-50 complex), as I had read that

either extra B-1 or benfotiamine (synthetic form of B-1) is helpful for

diabetics in dealing with neuropathy of the legs. Am also taking alpha-lipoic

acid. Both of these supplements help with blood sugar control.

+++There are many things that help control blood sugar on my program, and also

you do not want to take extra of the B vitamins without the others. Taking one

in larger amounts depletes other B vitamins in the body creating imbalances.

+++The major thing on my program that helps control blood sugar is the high

" good " fats along with omega 3, and vitamins A, D, & E. Also there are natural

spices that control blood sugar, like cinnamon (in my Egg Drink). Of course no

nutrients works without many others, so the entire program is important.

>

> Since my creatinine was rising, the doctor has refused to renew my

prescription for metformin-ER. I can get regular metformin off the internet...

and as I get onto your program more fully, I expect that I may be able to get

rid of metformin completely.

+++Again, this will intefere with natural healing processes.

>

> I believe I also may need to get rid of most of the commercial spice mixtures

I was using... not just because they may be irradiated, but because they contain

sugar, maltodextrin, etc. I am surmising that I should not use commercial spice

mixtures, so that any salt I need to add to foods will be the sea salt (with its

trace minerals)?

+++The main reason you don't use commercial spices is because they are all

irradiated (zapped with radiation) and when you consume anything that has been

irradiated or microwaved it changes and damages the body's cells as this article

points out: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/cook6.php

+++It is best to buy each spice separately too.

+++You need to buy a good " ocean sea salt " like Celtic or Himalayan which

contains over 84 minerals, in addition to " true " sodium and chloride (2 of 7

macrominerals required by the body).

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

> +++Hi Pam. What you have majorily wrong with you cannot be discovered by any

tests. That is because any and all health issues are caused by a depressed

immune system, which this program has proved to correct - see the many health

issues, other than candida, that have been cured by this program in these

Success Stories: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/success/index.php

I understand that most of what I have " wrong " with me is probably due to the

candida overgrowth. I'm not particularly eager to have doctors poking at me

anyhow; I was mostly wondering what they'd find. ly, I'd rather spend the

money to upgrade the things I need to buy for your anti-candida program.

> +++Besides the fact that cancer may not be cancer at all, instead it is a

fungus as Dr. T. Simoncini, in Italy, believes, and he even shows actual tumours

disintegrating before your eyes in videos he has made:

http://www.cancerfungus.com/

I had heard about Dr. Simoncini recently from a friend.

> +++Dr. Otto Warburg discovered " The Prime Cause & Prevention of Cancer " , which

is the replacement of the respiration of oxygen (oxidation of sugar) in normal

body cells by fermentation of sugar:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/cancer4.php

I had heard of Warburg before. Also Johanna Budwig, Max Gerson, Wilhelm Reich,

Hoxsey, Kelley, and others. I made up my mind a long time ago that conventional

cancer treatment was not for me--and my family tree has a lot of cancer in it.

About 30 years ago, I actually went on a tour of some of the cancer clinics in

Tijuana, because I wanted to know more about them. I am frankly GLAD that there

are some brave souls out there who are thinking outside the box.

> > One thing I do want to try which is not on your program: There is a type of

eyedrops called " Can-C " which is reported to help with diminishing cataracts and

other eye problems. They contain L-carnosine.

>

> +++It is not advisable to do any medical treatments in addition to this

program. Often they interfere with natural healing processes, and they are also

toxic. This program will help cataracts and other eye problems, which are

majorily caused by a lack of vitamin A along with " good " fats, omega 3, and

vitamins D & E. They are secondly caused by toxins and sugars/high carbs.

Can-C eye drops mostly have L-carnosine in them. I am having glare problems

(with sun, street lights, and computer screen), and dry eye problems, and also

the early cataracts. My driver's license expires in August, and I may need to

pass an eye exam to get it renewed.

> +++There are many things that help control blood sugar on my program, and also

you do not want to take extra of the B vitamins without the others. Taking one

in larger amounts depletes other B vitamins in the body creating imbalances.

I'm having some peripheral neuropathy in the legs because my blood sugar is not

well controlled yet. I was diagnosed four years ago as as diabetic, but I

believe I had blood sugar problems for a long time previous to that. When I was

first diagnosed, I was working on getting the blood sugar lowered, and then fell

off the wagon.

The alpha-lipoic acid definitely helps with the neuropathy, and I had read that

more B-1 or benfotiamine would help as well. I am not willing to put up with

shooting pains in my legs all day and night... they are moderate so far.

> +++The major thing on my program that helps control blood sugar is the high

" good " fats along with omega 3, and vitamins A, D, & E. Also there are natural

spices that control blood sugar, like cinnamon (in my Egg Drink). Of course no

nutrients works without many others, so the entire program is important.

I will try your Egg Drink. Still working my way through all the information on

the website.

> +++Again, this will intefere with natural healing processes.

Even off all sugar, it may take time for me to get the blood sugar under

control.

> +++The main reason you don't use commercial spices is because they are all

irradiated (zapped with radiation) and when you consume anything that has been

irradiated or microwaved it changes and damages the body's cells as this article

points out: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/cook6.php

>

> +++It is best to buy each spice separately too.

Yesterday I got four spice mixtures, some of them at the health food store. Two

of them were " The Spice Hunter " brand. One of the blends, from Trader Joe's,

specifically stated it was not irradiated. The only one with salt in it was sea

salt.

> +++You need to buy a good " ocean sea salt " like Celtic or Himalayan which

contains over 84 minerals, in addition to " true " sodium and chloride (2 of 7

macrominerals required by the body).

Are you saying that you recommend against using Real Salt brand? I've been

using it for a while, and I can taste the difference between it and regular

purified table salt. Even if I go to Celtic or Himalayan, I will need to use up

the Real Salt first.

> All the best, Bee

Thank you!

Pam

Pam

[Guest guest]

You need to buy a good " ocean sea salt " like Celtic or Himalayan

which contains over 84 minerals, in addition to " true " sodium and chloride (2 of

7 macrominerals required by the body).

>

> Are you saying that you recommend against using Real Salt brand? I've been

using it for a while, and I can taste the difference between it and regular

purified table salt. Even if I go to Celtic or Himalayan, I will need to use up

the Real Salt first.

+++Real Salt like Redmonds only contains 54 minerals, while the brands I

recommend contain over 84. It is better for you to switch to the correct one

now because of your health issues.

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi, Bee: Some more comments below. But I want to say that I'm not trying to be

difficult, but I do have questions, and I'm getting onto your program bit by

bit.

> So I recommend you take cod liver oil (with the amounts of omega 3 and

vitamins A & D recommended, along with vitamin E and the other supplements, and

that you also take an extra 80,000 IU of vitamin A per day for 3 months. Every

month, don't take that high amount for 1 days so your body can adjust anything

it needs to.

/////I am taking cod liver oil (been doing that for a while), also vitamin D,

also vitamin E, also fish oil capsules, also calcium and magnesium and B vitamin

complex. Will have to look for vitamin A supplements. Many of them have soy in

them. I was at Vitamin Shoppe yesterday, and couldn't find what I wanted.

> +++Alpha-lipoic acid is an antioxidant, and what is much more effective is all

of the " good " fats on this program, along with fat soluble nutrients, i.e. omega

3, vitamins A, D & E. That combination of fats are the most powerful

antioxidants in the whole world, and they even chelates out heavy metals, and

also strengthen each and every cell, constructing them the way nature intended.

In addition to the diet and supplements it will help your peripheral neuropathy

most if you do things that help your body detoxify, i.e. coffee enemas, Epsom

salt baths, Bee's Electrolyte Drink, dry skin brushing (or another mild form of

exercise), massages, etc.

/////I'm just worried about having to experience shooting pains in my legs and

feet while I'm getting on the program bit by bit, and while it's working on me.

> +++If you take more of one B vitamin it depletes the body's stores of the

other ones. You can safely take more B1 if you also ensure you are taking a

good vitamin B complex, 50 mg twice a day, depending upon how much you are

taking.

/////I am taking Vitamin Shoppe's B vitamin complex, 50 mg twice per day.

> +++Real Salt like Redmonds only contains 54 minerals, while the brands I

recommend contain over 84. It is better for you to switch to the correct one

now because of your health issues.

/////I looked at my packages of Redmond's Sea Salt... the package lists 11

minerals, and states that it contains trace amounts of " many other " minerals.

Again, I'm not trying to be difficult, but are you sure that the Redmonds does

not contain the other 30+ minerals which Himalayan/Celtic sea salts contain?

I'm also afraid of how pricy this stuff can be. When I was in the health food

store yesterday, they had some mighty small packages of Himalayan sea salt for

about $10.00, which would not last all that long.

> All the best, Bee

Thank you, and the best to you also!

Pam

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi, Bee: Some more comments below. But I want to say that I'm not trying to

be difficult, but I do have questions, and I'm getting onto your program bit by

bit.

>

> > So I recommend you take cod liver oil (with the amounts of omega 3 and

vitamins A & D recommended, along with vitamin E and the other supplements, and

that you also take an extra 80,000 IU of vitamin A per day for 3 months. Every

month, don't take that high amount for 1 days so your body can adjust anything

it needs to.

>

> /////I am taking cod liver oil (been doing that for a while), also vitamin D,

also vitamin E, also fish oil capsules, also calcium and magnesium and B vitamin

complex. Will have to look for vitamin A supplements. Many of them have soy in

them. I was at Vitamin Shoppe yesterday, and couldn't find what I wanted.

***Hi Pam. You do not take both fish oil capsules (which contain only omega 3)

in addition to cod liver oil which contains omega 3, and vitamins A & D. If

your cod liver oil product contains enough vitamin A you do not need to take any

more. What brand of cod liver oil are you taking?

***Ensure your B complex contains " true " niacin, not the synthetic version which

is non-flushing or niacinamide. If it does not contain niacin buy another

supplement with only niacin (B3) and take 50 mg twice a day along with 50 mg B

complex twice a day. If you haven't taken niacin before, you might have to

start with 1/2 to 1/4 tablet since it will cause flushing, itching, etc., which

is a good thing, but it can be uncomfortable - see this article:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/niacin.php

> /////I'm just worried about having to experience shooting pains in my legs and

feet while I'm getting on the program bit by bit, and while it's working on me.

+++Since you have had those shooting pains in the past, in order for your body

to heal your legs and feet it will " retrace " past episodes, which are

unavoidable during the healing process. But taking anything to stop the pain

interferes with natural healing, so it is better to " bite the bullet " and get

through it. There are natural things that help with pain that are safer, i.e.

White Willow Bark (at the health store) - take it according to the label. Also

you can mix oil of oregano and olive or coconut oil 50/50 and rub it into your

legs and feets. Oil of oregano is just as powerful a pain killer as morphine.

***If the oil of oregano mixture causes rashes or redness, dilute the mixture

with more oil, and gradually increase it. Rash and redness indicates toxins are

coming out through the skin.

> /////I am taking Vitamin Shoppe's B vitamin complex, 50 mg twice per day.

***What brand is it, since many B complex products are not balanced correctly;

see the details of what it should contain in my articles:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/supp1.php

>

>> /////I looked at my packages of Redmond's Sea Salt... the package lists 11

minerals, and states that it contains trace amounts of " many other " minerals.

***Yes, and the total of those minerals is 54, while the correct ocean sea salt

to take contains over 84 minerals.

>

> Again, I'm not trying to be difficult, but are you sure that the Redmonds does

not contain the other 30+ minerals which Himalayan/Celtic sea salts contain?

I'm also afraid of how pricy this stuff can be. When I was in the health food

store yesterday, they had some mighty small packages of Himalayan sea salt for

about $10.00, which would not last all that long.

***Yes I am sure! Redmonds is from the land, while ocean sea salt is from the

ocean and the makeup of it is the same as our body fluids, i.e. tears.

***Himalayan and Celtic are usually more expensive. You can buy this brand of

ocean sea salt, which is good and not expensive, called Sel de Guérande, which

is salt from the coast near to the village of Guérande, Brittany in North West

France is slightly grey and simple delicious. This entirely unrefined, natural

product is harvested by hand by traditional methods that have been practiced for

centuries, indeed some of the salt pans in use today have been used for over a

thousand years! It's available here, but I bought 1 kg of it in Canada and paid

around $11.00 Canadian for it:

http://tinyurl.com/lzwo49

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi, Bee:

> > > So I recommend you take cod liver oil (with the amounts of omega 3 and

vitamins A & D recommended, along with vitamin E and the other supplements, and

that you also take an extra 80,000 IU of vitamin A per day for 3 months. Every

month, don't take that high amount for 1 days so your body can adjust anything

it needs to.

/////I'll go looking and see what I can find. I'm not in the big city now, so

the selection isn't as good.

> ***Hi Pam. You do not take both fish oil capsules (which contain only omega

3) in addition to cod liver oil which contains omega 3, and vitamins A & D. If

your cod liver oil product contains enough vitamin A you do not need to take any

more. What brand of cod liver oil are you taking?

/////I'm taking Twinlab Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, the unflavored, unemulsified

kind. It's relatively inexpensive, and I have used Twinlab stuff in the past.

I'm taking the fish oil capsules too because the level of EFAs is kind of low in

both the capsules and the cod liver oil.

/////I'm taking 1 TBSP of cod liver oil per day. It does have vitamins A and D

in it. In 1 tsp, there are 4,615 IU of vitamin A and 462 IU of vitamin D,

according to the label.

/////I'm also eating quite a lot of butter... all veggies get buttered, plus I

put butter and coconut oil in the soup, of which I eat several small bowls per

day.

> ***Ensure your B complex contains " true " niacin, not the synthetic version

which is non-flushing or niacinamide. If it does not contain niacin buy another

supplement with only niacin (B3) and take 50 mg twice a day along with 50 mg B

complex twice a day. If you haven't taken niacin before, you might have to

start with 1/2 to 1/4 tablet since it will cause flushing, itching, etc., which

is a good thing, but it can be uncomfortable - see this article:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/niacin.php

/////My B complex has " niacin as niacinamide. " So I will have to find some

flushing niacin. I have taken niacin before, but it's been years since I took

the flushing kind.

> ***If the oil of oregano mixture causes rashes or redness, dilute the mixture

with more oil, and gradually increase it. Rash and redness indicates toxins are

coming out through the skin.

/////I will try the oil of oregano. I understand that retracing involves

lighter versions of old symptoms. It would just be very hard to sit here and

work at the computer with major shooting pains in my legs. With the diabetic

nephropathy, I also get feelings like things are crawling on my feet.

> > /////I am taking Vitamin Shoppe's B vitamin complex, 50 mg twice per day.

>

> ***What brand is it, since many B complex products are not balanced correctly;

see the details of what it should contain in my articles:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/supp1.

/////It is Vitamin Shoppe's " house " brand, their own brand. This is a B-50

complex. Have already been taking it twice per day.

> ***Himalayan and Celtic are usually more expensive. You can buy this brand of

ocean sea salt, which is good and not expensive, called Sel de Guérande, which

is salt from the coast near to the village of Guérande, Brittany in North West

France is slightly grey and simple delicious. This entirely unrefined, natural

product is harvested by hand by traditional methods that have been practiced for

centuries, indeed some of the salt pans in use today have been used for over a

thousand years! It's available here, but I bought 1 kg of it in Canada and paid

around $11.00 Canadian for it:

> http://tinyurl.com/lzwo49

/////I'll look for it. But, as I've already stated, I am still working my way

through the information on your website, and I am not yet financially able to do

everything yet which you recommend.

/////Because of my problems with blood sugar, I am going to take the sea salt in

food rather than in the electrolyte drink, although I found the drink quite

tasty.

> All the best, Bee

/////Thank you, and the same to you. I am eager to do your anti-candida plan.

I have just been strapped for money.

Pam

[Guest guest]

Dear Pam,

Sorry, but it is hard for me to determine what questions you still have in the

email below. Would you please send another message with only your current

questions?

Thank you, Bee

>

> Hi, Bee:

>

> > > > So I recommend you take cod liver oil (with the amounts of omega 3 and

vitamins A & D recommended, along with vitamin E and the other supplements, and

that you also take an extra 80,000 IU of vitamin A per day for 3 months. Every

month, don't take that high amount for 1 days so your body can adjust anything

it needs to.

>

> /////I'll go looking and see what I can find. I'm not in the big city now, so

the selection isn't as good.

>

> > ***Hi Pam. You do not take both fish oil capsules (which contain only omega

3) in addition to cod liver oil which contains omega 3, and vitamins A & D. If

your cod liver oil product contains enough vitamin A you do not need to take any

more. What brand of cod liver oil are you taking?

>

> /////I'm taking Twinlab Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, the unflavored, unemulsified

kind. It's relatively inexpensive, and I have used Twinlab stuff in the past.

I'm taking the fish oil capsules too because the level of EFAs is kind of low in

both the capsules and the cod liver oil.

>

> /////I'm taking 1 TBSP of cod liver oil per day. It does have vitamins A and

D in it. In 1 tsp, there are 4,615 IU of vitamin A and 462 IU of vitamin D,

according to the label.

>

> /////I'm also eating quite a lot of butter... all veggies get buttered, plus I

put butter and coconut oil in the soup, of which I eat several small bowls per

day.

>

[Guest guest]

> Dear Pam,

> Sorry, but it is hard for me to determine what questions you still have in the

email below. Would you please send another message with only your current

questions?

>

> Thank you, Bee

Actually, in that e-mail, I was replying to your questions of me. I re-read my

previous e-mail to you, and I don't believe I had any questions for you in it.

Sorry for the confusion. I sometimes do ramble on.

Thanks.

Pam