Re: Put this Diet in Perspective, Please

[Guest guest]

It seems to me that you have not been doing your due diligence in regards to

reading.

There are hours upon hours of quality reading from members in this group,

articles written by Bee, success stories, etc that are on this group and Bee's

website healingnaturallybybee.com

After reading all of that, I'm sure you will be more inclined to find all the

answers you are looking for, and the motivation in dealing with your health

issues.

Best of luck to you!

Regards,

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> I would like to hear from those who have successfully healed themselves of

candida about their maintenance diet. I mean, do you allow yourselves to have a

glass or two of wine from time to time, a chocolate bar now and again, a

sandwich when on the road or at a restaurant with friends, a baked potato, some

rice and beans?

>

> I'd really like to know what tolerance levels of " illegal " foods are after one

has successfully ridded themselves of candida.

>

[Guest guest]

With all due respect, I have spent hours perusing this site. It is my

understanding that a life-long diet centered around fats/no carbs is necessary,

even after the candida is gone. Is this correct?

Many of the testimonies are delivered by people still going through the

elimination process, not by those who have long been cured and are looking back.

No specifically related threads come up when I do a search through this group's

posts of " diet after candida " or " post candida diet. " Perhaps you could point

me to a specific source on this website or a thread within the group?

I am new at this, and what may be obvious to you is not obvious to me.

There is more than one way to skin a cat. While I have plenty of motivation to

tough it out on this program, I just wanted to hear from those who have gone

through Bee's protocol and have completely cured themselves of candida,

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> > I would like to hear from those who have successfully healed themselves of

candida about their maintenance diet. I mean, do you allow yourselves to have a

glass or two of wine from time to time, a chocolate bar now and again, a

sandwich when on the road or at a restaurant with friends, a baked potato, some

rice and beans?

> >

> > I'd really like to know what tolerance levels of " illegal " foods are after

one has successfully ridded themselves of candida.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

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@@ Hi Debra,

Below is a success story of a woman, whom did Bee's program and cured her

Candida in 2006 , Her name coincidentally is also , Debra .

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/success/ss21b.php

Here is another success story of a woman named " Janine " whom cured her Candida

in 2008 , see below .

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/success/ss32a.php

Lastly, Debra, here is the link below to the index/directory of the variable

success stories for you to peruse and explore.

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

Sorry, I only submitted a couple of success stories, but I'm pressed for time

today.

Hope I've been of some assistance.

Cordially,

Ed

P.S - Apologies some links were incorrect,

thus double posted messages

[Guest guest]

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> I would like to hear from those who have successfully healed themselves of

candida about their maintenance diet. I mean, do you allow yourselves to have a

glass or two of wine from time to time, a chocolate bar now and again, a

sandwich when on the road or at a restaurant with friends, a baked potato, some

rice and beans?

>

> I'd really like to know what tolerance levels of " illegal " foods are after one

has successfully ridded themselves of candida.

+++Hi Debra. This program doesn't only cure candida, since it is an overall

healing program that repairs and rebuilds your entire body back to when you were

first unhealthy. For most people today that is since before their were born.

After that, life-long health is maintained by:

1) Consuming " proper nutrients " all humans need in order to be healthy.

2) Eliminating damaging foods.

3) Eliminating toxins in general.

When I cured my candida my taste buds changed so sweet things are too sweet to

me. Instead of craving sugars and carbs I will crave meats or eggs.

Also, since I know so much about what some foods and alcohol does to health, my

diet is protein, high good fats, and very little vegetables.

However, I have a drink now and again, eat some potato or rice, pizza, etc. when

I'm invited out. But that's not what I have daily at home.

I took a 7 day trip and couldn't get good foods like I usually have, but I

didn't get sick either.

When you learn about all of the foods you won't want to push your luck.

Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> With all due respect, I have spent hours perusing this site. It is my

understanding that a life-long diet centered around fats/no carbs is necessary,

even after the candida is gone. Is this correct?

>

> Many of the testimonies are delivered by people still going through the

elimination process, not by those who have long been cured and are looking back.

No specifically related threads come up when I do a search through this group's

posts of " diet after candida " or " post candida diet. " Perhaps you could point

me to a specific source on this website or a thread within the group?

>

> I am new at this, and what may be obvious to you is not obvious to me.

+++Hi Debra. Here's a Healthy Diet for Healthy People:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/heal13.php

Here's the foods and supplements lists:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/weight/foodslist2.php

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/weight/supp9.php

Bee

[Guest guest]

Bee,

I looked at the Healthy diet foods list and I didn't see much difference from

the Candida food list, except; milk, cream, sour cream, yogurt and cheese. I

didn't see any changes to the vegetable list. I thought that carrots would have

been added to the healthy diet food list.

Can you explain why no carrots?

S.

> >

> > With all due respect, I have spent hours perusing this site. It is my

understanding that a life-long diet centered around fats/no carbs is necessary,

even after the candida is gone. Is this correct?

> >

> > Many of the testimonies are delivered by people still going through the

elimination process, not by those who have long been cured and are looking back.

No specifically related threads come up when I do a search through this group's

posts of " diet after candida " or " post candida diet. " Perhaps you could point

me to a specific source on this website or a thread within the group?

> >

> > I am new at this, and what may be obvious to you is not obvious to me.

>

> +++Hi Debra. Here's a Healthy Diet for Healthy People:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/heal13.php

>

> Here's the foods and supplements lists:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/weight/foodslist2.php

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/weight/supp9.php

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

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> Bee,

>

> I looked at the Healthy diet foods list and I didn't see much difference from

the Candida food list, except; milk, cream, sour cream, yogurt and cheese. I

didn't see any changes to the vegetable list. I thought that carrots would have

been added to the healthy diet food list.

>

> Can you explain why no carrots?

>

+++Hi S. That is because a weight loss program has to be low carbs so

the fatty tissues will stop being insulin resistant and the body can be changed

over from running on carbs/glucose to running on good fats.

Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Also, since I know so much about what some foods and alcohol does to health,

my diet is protein, high good fats, and very little vegetables.

>

> However, I have a drink now and again, eat some potato or rice, pizza, etc.

when I'm invited out. But that's not what I have daily at home.

>

> I took a 7 day trip and couldn't get good foods like I usually have, but I

didn't get sick either.

>

> When you learn about all of the foods you won't want to push your luck.

>

> Bee

>

++Bee: thanks. That was exactly what I hoped would work, I dont wanna

reincooperate foods which made me sick but what kees me straight sometimes is

the idea to have a slice of Pizza on my 30th B-day (haha its almost 2 years

still, but still I love the idea)...and maybe a glass of wine for newyear...so I

love to hear that it is - after beeing really fully healed - not leading to

uncomfy healing reactions...hehe even when its 2 years ahead I really love the

idea of not haveing problems when I travel somewhere and dont find a " carbfree "

meal!

even more encouraged, your Tini