Re: RIDICULOUS amount of hair loss now...

[Guest guest]

PS - I've been sugar-free and caffeine-free since April 1st and complied with

the rest of Bee's program in mid-to-late June. So, it's been a while now that I

have been following the plan and avoiding anything that would promote candida.

[Guest guest]

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> In just 2 months, I've lost so much hair, I'd say I'm another 2 months away

from being bald on top. I was trying not to worry since I mentioned it before

here and people said, " Don't worry, it'll grow back, your body is just retracing

sympoms... " and elsewhere I read that any diet will lead to increased hair loss.

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> But, this is just too much hair loss to be nothing to worry about. New hairs

are not sprouting, either.

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> I finally got curious and started looking into glucose + hairloss and see that

low blood sugar causes this exact problem, among other things.

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> How are you all getting your blood sugar without eating fruit or sugar?

Apparently, there's not enough in vegetables and meat for me.

+++Hi Nate. You get plenty of glucose/sugar from this diet because 58% of

protein and 10% of good fats turn into glucose too! So you aren't lacking

glucose.

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> Also, check this out: I just got back from vacation and hadn't been to the gym

for almost 2 weeks and was feeling jetlagged and sluggish, but I really wanted

to jump back into exercise. So, I thought, " well, I will have 1 cup of coffee "

thinking that might work since I haven't drank any coffee for 6 months now and

it would probably be REALLY effective now. I got so sick it was unbelievable! It

felt exactly like when I got food poisoning from catfish. On the way home from

the gym, I felt so faint I thought I would lay right down in the rain and just

lie there. My vision was flashing white, I couldn't see, I was dizzy. I was

nauseated and thought I would puke several times. I sat against the sides of

buildings and waited to feel better. Then, I would get up and walk a few feet

more. All in all, a 10 minute walk took me about 40 minutes and when I finally

got home, all I could do was lie down. Hypoglycemia or what?

+++There is a period of time when your blood sugar levels will decrease while

your body is changing over from running mostly on carbs/sugars to running on

good fats. But hang in there since your body has to go through this process in

order to correct your metabolism, etc.

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> I'm eating nothing but the meat and vegetables listed, coconut oil, olive oil,

all the supplements and probiotics and water. Occasionally, I have herbal tea.

+++That's great Nate!

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> My eczema is mostly gone and my other symptoms are gone, too. But, this

doesn't feel right to me to be going bald suddenly and get sick from 1 cup of

coffee. I have read elsewhere that your brain absolutely needs glucose as do

other cells in your body to live and be healthy. Your body will make the glucose

it needs through a toxic process in the liver if it is not getting it from diet,

but it's supposedly unhealthy.

+++It is not a toxic process that the liver goes through to convert protein and

fats to glucose! It is a normal process that is very healthy. It is much more

efficient to run your body on good fats compared to carbs/sugars anyway. And

your brain, nervous system and heart run better on fatty acids than glucose too!

This information is well documented in the book Good Calories, Bad Calories by

Taube. You can buy it at your local bookstore. It was only $20.00 here in

Canada.

And, if worse comes to worst, your body will also somehow convert lactic acid

for brain fuel. I read that purely digested glucose from fruit on an empty

stomach is utilized by your body before candida even gets a chance and that

candida mainly flourishes on fermented sugars.

+++Pardon? Wow, there are some crazy ideas out there for sure! Fructose also

happens to be the worst kind of sugar anyone can consume - do a search at

www.mercola.com with fructose+danger and you'll see what I mean.

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> I am considering eating 1-2 pieces of fruit now on an empty stomach. Any

thoughts?

+++If you do you wouldn't be doing this program and I won't be able to help you.

Bee

[Guest guest]

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> PS - I've been sugar-free and caffeine-free since April 1st and complied with

the rest of Bee's program in mid-to-late June. So, it's been a while now that I

have been following the plan and avoiding anything that would promote candida.

+++Dear Nate. Your goal is to build up your immune system and the overall

strength of your body, so it becomes strong enough to " make " candida (or any

other bugs) " change back " into the friendly organism it is supposed to be.

Part of it IS not feeding/promoting candida with foods and toxins it feeds off

of, but the most important part is consuming " proper nutrients. "

The best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Bee. Well, I guess I will just stick with the program then. Just kinda

freaked out.

Nate

> > I am considering eating 1-2 pieces of fruit now on an empty stomach. Any

thoughts?

>

> +++If you do you wouldn't be doing this program and I won't be able to help

you.

>

> Bee

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[Guest guest]

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> Thanks, Bee. Well, I guess I will just stick with the program then. Just kinda

freaked out.

>

+++Hi Nate. That's a good plan my friend. I know about being freaked out,

since I had hugh clumps of hair come out at a time when I had candida too.

You can't go wrong following Nature's fundamental laws on health. And don't let

all of that nonsensical information get to you. If you doubt this program read

some Success Stories.

Onward & upward!

Bee

[Guest guest]

Is there any reason to put coconut oil on my scalp? I just read that guy's

message that said he was strict for 1 full year and is seeing great benefits. He

said he was rubbing coconut oil in his hair and then just rinsing it out with

hot water. What would this do? Would it save me any hair, you think?

[Guest guest]

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> Is there any reason to put coconut oil on my scalp? I just read that guy's

message that said he was strict for 1 full year and is seeing great benefits. He

said he was rubbing coconut oil in his hair and then just rinsing it out with

hot water. What would this do? Would it save me any hair, you think?

>

+++See this reference for coconut oil and hair care:

http://tinyurl.com/5en5l9

" Coconut oil is one of the best natural nutrition for hair. It helps in healthy

growth of hair providing them a shinny complexion. Regular massage of the head

with coconut oil ensures that your scalp is free of dandruff, lice, and lice

eggs, even if your scalp is dry. Coconut oil is extensively used in the Indian

sub-continent for hair care. It is an excellent conditioner and helps in the

re-growth of damaged hair. It also provides the essential proteins required for

nourishing damaged hair. It is therefore used as hair care oil and used in

manufacturing various conditioners, and dandruff relief creams. Coconut oil is

normally applied topically for hair care. "

Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Nate,

I just wanted to say that pre-diet, I had an incredibly stressful health period

and during that time I lost lots of hair. My doctor told me not to be concerned

because hair growth occurs in six month cycles (or something like that) and that

it would all grow back. Easy for him to say, I thought at the time. I have a

major bald spot on the back of my head!

Sure enough though, he was right and six months or so later my hair re-grew. Now

my daughter teases me about my " horns " where my hair is all wispy on the side of

my head. So...just thought I'd share my experience!

Chris

> >

> > Thanks, Bee. Well, I guess I will just stick with the program then. Just

kinda freaked out.

> >

> +++Hi Nate. That's a good plan my friend. I know about being freaked out,

since I had hugh clumps of hair come out at a time when I had candida too.

>

> You can't go wrong following Nature's fundamental laws on health. And don't

let all of that nonsensical information get to you. If you doubt this program

read some Success Stories.

>

> Onward & upward!

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Nate,

Just want to chime in here. I, too, am going through RIDICULOUS amounts of hair

loss. It wasn't until I read another gal's post who thinks her hair loss is

retracing of when she lost a lot after having kids. Once my daughter started

breastfeeling around the clock, I lost a lot of nutrients and my hair fell out

crazily. I am now going through the same thing after being on the program for 4

1/2 months (my daughter is 8). I, too, just have to bare with the hair loss and

have total faith that our hair will grow back on this wonderful diet. I LOVE

this food, and am excited that my body is healing itself!

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From: ckroman555 <ckroman555@...>

Sent: Fri, October 9, 2009 3:47:28 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: RIDICULOUS amount of hair loss now...

Hi Nate,

I just wanted to say that pre-diet, I had an incredibly stressful health period

and during that time I lost lots of hair. My doctor told me not to be concerned

because hair growth occurs in six month cycles (or something like that) and that

it would all grow back. Easy for him to say, I thought at the time. I have a

major bald spot on the back of my head!

Sure enough though, he was right and six months or so later my hair re-grew. Now

my daughter teases me about my " horns " where my hair is all wispy on the side of

my head. So...just thought I'd share my experience!

Chris

> >

> > Thanks, Bee. Well, I guess I will just stick with the program then. Just

kinda freaked out.

> >

> +++Hi Nate. That's a good plan my friend. I know about being freaked out,

since I had hugh clumps of hair come out at a time when I had candida too.

>

> You can't go wrong following Nature's fundamental laws on health. And don't

let all of that nonsensical information get to you. If you doubt this program

read some Success Stories.

>

> Onward & upward!

> Bee

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