Re: Re : Optimist or Pestimist

[Guest guest]

Hi Caine,

Candida is a naturally occuring thing in your GI tract, IN BALANCE.

So it's not a bad thing to have it there. The trick is to not get

yourself into a state of health that causes it to over grow.

On 30-Dec-09, at 12:12 AM, cainesross wrote:

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> > ---Hello Bee,

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> I was just reading an article on candida when it enters your GI

> tract as it did me, and that when its in there it will never be out

> no matter how long you starve it or build up your immune system, on

> every level with diet plus supps etc. I guess its not candidiasis,

> but localized candida from a previous search from your messages.

> I am an optimist cause i have to be for me, and also my family, but

> when i read excerps like that one it kinda brings me down a bit. I

> truly believe in our bodies being able to get it under control, but

> what are your thoughts on total starvation and being free from your

> GI tract.

> Besides that, I have been undercooking my meats to make digesting

> easier, is that fine to do.

>

> Thank you Caine

> ++Hi Caine. FYI, all messages posted on this group have a Message #.

> >

> > Anyway last night i just gave it a shot and called the # listed

> and what do you know i got through. I spoke directly with the owner

> Sandeep Agarwal who informed me they were a small family owned

> business in which there cow were all 100% grass fed creating pure

> ghee product. Also you may order ghee which is flavoured with

> garlic, cinnamin, tumeric etc and he assured me that the herbs were

> 100% certified organic. He tested his ghee himself and it contains

> 65%saturated fat. Yummy. He also asked me where i heard of his

> website and i informed him of your website. I explained a little bit

> about what you do for the thousands of people who are unhealthy and

> wanna get healthy naturally, because you care, and he seemed

> interested simply because his interest is not going big with his

> company, but simply letting people know these saturated fats, and

> healthy lifestyle are critical for your overall health. He may or

> may not contact you, to say thank you im not sure but he did ask for

> your website.

> >

> > +++Thanks Caine. Sandeep sent me an email so I have the link and

> information now.

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> > I'll get back to you later.

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> > Bee

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[Guest guest]

> > >

> > > ---Hello Bee,

> >

> > I was just reading an article on candida when it enters your GI

> > tract as it did me, and that when its in there it will never be out

> > no matter how long you starve it or build up your immune system, on

> > every level with diet plus supps etc. I guess its not candidiasis,

> > but localized candida from a previous search from your messages.

> > I am an optimist cause i have to be for me, and also my family, but

> > when i read excerps like that one it kinda brings me down a bit. I

> > truly believe in our bodies being able to get it under control, but

> > what are your thoughts on total starvation and being free from your

> > GI tract.

> > Besides that, I have been undercooking my meats to make digesting

> > easier, is that fine to do.

> >

> > Thank you Caine

> > ++Hi Caine. FYI, all messages posted on this group have a Message #.

> > >

> > > Anyway last night i just gave it a shot and called the # listed

> > and what do you know i got through. I spoke directly with the owner

> > Sandeep Agarwal who informed me they were a small family owned

> > business in which there cow were all 100% grass fed creating pure

> > ghee product. Also you may order ghee which is flavoured with

> > garlic, cinnamin, tumeric etc and he assured me that the herbs were

> > 100% certified organic. He tested his ghee himself and it contains

> > 65%saturated fat. Yummy. He also asked me where i heard of his

> > website and i informed him of your website. I explained a little bit

> > about what you do for the thousands of people who are unhealthy and

> > wanna get healthy naturally, because you care, and he seemed

> > interested simply because his interest is not going big with his

> > company, but simply letting people know these saturated fats, and

> > healthy lifestyle are critical for your overall health. He may or

> > may not contact you, to say thank you im not sure but he did ask for

> > your website.

> > >

> > > +++Thanks Caine. Sandeep sent me an email so I have the link and

> > information now.

> > >

> > > I'll get back to you later.

> > >

> > > Bee

> > >

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[Guest guest]

> >

> > ---Hello Bee,

>

> I was just reading an article on candida when it enters your GI tract as

it did me, and that when its in there it will never be out no matter how long

you starve it or build up your immune system, on every level with diet plus

supps etc. I guess its not candidiasis, but localized candida from a previous

search from your messages.

+++Hi Caine. Please do not rely on old messages on this group, since I've been

learning and researching constantly, so I've changed my thinking many times in

the past 5 years. It is totally untrue that you can't cure candida, however it

can come back again and again like any other bugs, when your body is in poor

condition. That is IF you do not keep your immune system functioning normally.

++++The reason a strong immune system cures candida is because it will " make "

candida change back into the microbe it is supposed to be in the body. To

understand this read articles about how the Germ Theory of Disease is Totally

False and how your body itself creates bacteria, candida and cancer in order to

clean itself up of toxins:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu5_3_1.php

Besides that, I have been undercooking my meats to make digesting easier, is

that fine to do.

+++It isn't necessary to undercook your meats, since cooking does start breaking

apart the proteins, called denaturing. Denaturing proteins is what our bodies

do during digestion. Denaturing also occurs during the ageing of meats, when

they are soaked in an acid medium like lemon juice (marinades), etc., so they

are easier to digest. In fact soaking meats in an acidic medium actually cooks

them.

But when you cook meats it should be done at low temperatures, and not

overcooked, which makes them lose moisture and binds protein molecules closer

together which makes them harder to break apart during digestion.

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hello Bee,

Yeah i read that Germ theory is false, explaining the capabilities of a

proprly functioning immune system.

Thanks so much... Caine

> +++Hi Caine. Please do not rely on old messages on this group, since I've

been learning and researching constantly, so I've changed my thinking many times

in the past 5 years. It is totally untrue that you can't cure candida, however

it can come back again and again like any other bugs, when your body is in poor

condition. That is IF you do not keep your immune system functioning normally.

>

> ++++The reason a strong immune system cures candida is because it will " make "

candida change back into the microbe it is supposed to be in the body. To

understand this read articles about how the Germ Theory of Disease is Totally

False and how your body itself creates bacteria, candida and cancer in order to

clean itself up of toxins:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu5_3_1.php

>

> Besides that, I have been undercooking my meats to make digesting easier, is

that fine to do.

>

> +++It isn't necessary to undercook your meats, since cooking does start

breaking apart the proteins, called denaturing. Denaturing proteins is what our

bodies do during digestion. Denaturing also occurs during the ageing of meats,

when they are soaked in an acid medium like lemon juice (marinades), etc., so

they are easier to digest. In fact soaking meats in an acidic medium actually

cooks them.

>

> But when you cook meats it should be done at low temperatures, and not

overcooked, which makes them lose moisture and binds protein molecules closer

together which makes them harder to break apart during digestion.

>

> All the best, Bee

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