Re: coconut flour and coconut milk

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi,

> Are these allowed in Bee's diet. I have several cans of coconut milk and a few

bags of coconut flour. Should I try to sell these or give them away?

> thanks,

> Cassandra

>

@@ Hi Cassandra,

Yes, if you sell them or give them away, it would be better for you.

Both the coconut milk and flour are too high in carbohydrates to be included in

this program.

Hope this was of some assistance.

Ed

group moderator

[Guest guest]

Coconut milk is not high in carbs! My can of coconut milk has 5g in it. That's

not high. I'm using coconut milk on this program, I see no problem with it. I

dont know about coconut flour though.

> >

> > Hi,

> > Are these allowed in Bee's diet. I have several cans of coconut milk and a

few bags of coconut flour. Should I try to sell these or give them away?

> > thanks,

> > Cassandra

> >

>

> @@ Hi Cassandra,

>

> Yes, if you sell them or give them away, it would be better for you.

>

> Both the coconut milk and flour are too high in carbohydrates to be included

in this program.

>

> Hope this was of some assistance.

>

> Ed

> group moderator

>

[Guest guest]

> >

@@ Snip

@@ Hi Taryn,

With coconut milk its not just the carbohydrate that is the issue.

It is also the reason that is a processed commercial dairy substitutes which

contains " Bad " oils and Fats, and other unacceptable ingredients. Thus, why it

is not allowed on Bee's program.

This is listed under the " Candida Diet No-No " foods list not allowed/included on

this program. See the link below and scroll to " Dairy Substitutes " .

Link: http://tinyurl.com/29uq5k6

Taryn, if you haven't received or misplaced these articles, then, please ensure

you read these two important articles so you know what you need to do and why:

How to Successfully Overcome Candida:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/intro2.php

Curing Candida, How to Get Started:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/intro1.php

For encouragement and inspiration see these wonderful Success Stories by members

of this group: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/success/index.php

Taryn, perhaps a starting point is the " Candida Diet Food List " and acquiring

the supplements, SEE " Candida Supplements Chart " , under

" How to Successfully Overcome Candida " .

Take your time reading the rest of the recommended articles.

Hopefully this has been of assistance,

Ed

group moderator

[Guest guest]

Hello, thank-you for the info .

I am still arguing for my coconut milk though haha... my coconut milk

ingredients say: pure organic coconut extract, water and guarm gum (less than

1%). Is it in the way it's processed or something?? I just dont see whats wrong

with it.

Also I have Organic chicken broth in my cupboard, ingredients: Water, organic

onions, organic celery, organic carrots (I know carrots arent allowed, however

the nutrition info says 1g of sugar per cup and 2g of carbs per cup), organic

chicken, natural chicken flavour, organic spices, sea salt.

Does this look okay? I'm asking because I dont have time to make my own chicken

broth.

Thank-you.

> > >

>

> @@ Snip

>

>

> @@ Hi Taryn,

>

> With coconut milk its not just the carbohydrate that is the issue.

>

> It is also the reason that is a processed commercial dairy substitutes which

contains " Bad " oils and Fats, and other unacceptable ingredients. Thus, why it

is not allowed on Bee's program.

>

> This is listed under the " Candida Diet No-No " foods list not allowed/included

on this program. See the link below and scroll to " Dairy Substitutes " .

>

> Link: http://tinyurl.com/29uq5k6

>

> Taryn, if you haven't received or misplaced these articles, then, please

ensure you read these two important articles so you know what you need to do and

why:

>

> How to Successfully Overcome Candida:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/intro2.php

>

> Curing Candida, How to Get Started:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/intro1.php

>

> For encouragement and inspiration see these wonderful Success Stories by

members of this group: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/success/index.php

>

> Taryn, perhaps a starting point is the " Candida Diet Food List " and acquiring

the supplements, SEE " Candida Supplements Chart " , under

> " How to Successfully Overcome Candida " .

>

> Take your time reading the rest of the recommended articles.

>

> Hopefully this has been of assistance,

>

> Ed

> group moderator

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hello, thank-you for the info .

>

> I am still arguing for my coconut milk though haha... my coconut milk

ingredients say: pure organic coconut extract, water and guarm gum (less than

1%). Is it in the way it's processed or something?? I just dont see whats wrong

with it.

>

> Also I have Organic chicken broth in my cupboard, ingredients: Water, organic

onions, organic celery, organic carrots (I know carrots arent allowed, however

the nutrition info says 1g of sugar per cup and 2g of carbs per cup), organic

chicken, natural chicken flavour, organic spices, sea salt.

> Does this look okay? I'm asking because I dont have time to make my own

chicken broth.

+++Hi there. You can have those foods while you are changing over to this diet.

Natural flavors and spices can be misleading since that's how companies hide a

lot of bad stuff like MSG.

This program works exactly as written for everyone IF it is followed carefully.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Bee,

Thank-you for getting back to me on all of my questions . I really appreciate

it. I know " natural flavour " can be a bad thing , I guess I just assume that a

company who uses organic ingredients would know better. Usually what I do in

that situation is call the company and tell them I have a SEVERE allergy to MSG

and I need to know if their ingredients contain it... hehe works well! They dont

want to be sued!

Anyway, I have a couple concerns about being on this diet:

1: Going on vacation, especially with other people who will be cooking you food

or going out for dinners and what not (I am going to be staying with my

boyfriend's family in BC for 5 days, and am also going to a wedding...). What do

I doooo?? I dont want to seem lik ethe annoying girl with dietary " needs " , I

already annoy people enough (I am a healthy eater already and refused to eat

crap).

2: I dont understand how people stick to this diet for so long without

accidentally cheating. Will accidentally ingesting some sugar set me back?

> >

> > Hello, thank-you for the info .

> >

> > I am still arguing for my coconut milk though haha... my coconut milk

ingredients say: pure organic coconut extract, water and guarm gum (less than

1%). Is it in the way it's processed or something?? I just dont see whats wrong

with it.

> >

> > Also I have Organic chicken broth in my cupboard, ingredients: Water,

organic onions, organic celery, organic carrots (I know carrots arent allowed,

however the nutrition info says 1g of sugar per cup and 2g of carbs per cup),

organic chicken, natural chicken flavour, organic spices, sea salt.

> > Does this look okay? I'm asking because I dont have time to make my own

chicken broth.

>

> +++Hi there. You can have those foods while you are changing over to this

diet. Natural flavors and spices can be misleading since that's how companies

hide a lot of bad stuff like MSG.

>

> This program works exactly as written for everyone IF it is followed

carefully.

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Bee,

>

> Thank-you for getting back to me on all of my questions . I really

appreciate it. I know " natural flavour " can be a bad thing , I guess I just

assume that a company who uses organic ingredients would know better. Usually

what I do in that situation is call the company and tell them I have a SEVERE

allergy to MSG and I need to know if their ingredients contain it... hehe works

well! They dont want to be sued!

+++That is a great way of handling it!

>

> Anyway, I have a couple concerns about being on this diet:

>

> 1: Going on vacation, especially with other people who will be cooking you

food or going out for dinners and what not (I am going to be staying with my

boyfriend's family in BC for 5 days, and am also going to a wedding...). What do

I doooo?? I dont want to seem lik ethe annoying girl with dietary " needs " , I

already annoy people enough (I am a healthy eater already and refused to eat

crap).

+++You may have to be annoying in order to ensure you progress on this program.

>

> 2: I dont understand how people stick to this diet for so long without

accidentally cheating. Will accidentally ingesting some sugar set me back?

+++No one " accidently " cheats. Having small cheats once in awhile won't set a

person back as long as they stick to the program 95% of the time.

Bee

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Bee,

> >

> > Thank-you for getting back to me on all of my questions . I really

appreciate it. I know " natural flavour " can be a bad thing , I guess I just

assume that a company who uses organic ingredients would know better. Usually

what I do in that situation is call the company and tell them I have a SEVERE

allergy to MSG and I need to know if their ingredients contain it... hehe works

well! They dont want to be sued!

>

> +++That is a great way of handling it!

> >

> > Anyway, I have a couple concerns about being on this diet:

> >

> > 1: Going on vacation, especially with other people who will be cooking you

food or going out for dinners and what not (I am going to be staying with my

boyfriend's family in BC for 5 days, and am also going to a wedding...). What do

I doooo?? I dont want to seem lik ethe annoying girl with dietary " needs " , I

already annoy people enough (I am a healthy eater already and refused to eat

crap).

>

> +++You may have to be annoying in order to ensure you progress on this

program.

> >

> > 2: I dont understand how people stick to this diet for so long without

accidentally cheating. Will accidentally ingesting some sugar set me back?

>

> +++No one " accidently " cheats. Having small cheats once in awhile won't set a

person back as long as they stick to the program 95% of the time.

>

> Bee

>

Thank-you .

So I soaked some seeds for like 8 hours and it took them a really long time to

dry. Like 24 hours. The sunflower seeds kind of turned a brown colour after

drying and the pumpkin seeds stayed normal looking. Is it normal for the

seeds/nuts to change colour after drying?

Just curious, because the sunflower seeds look weird.

Thanks,

Taryn

[Guest guest]

>>

> So I soaked some seeds for like 8 hours and it took them a really long time to

dry. Like 24 hours. The sunflower seeds kind of turned a brown colour after

drying and the pumpkin seeds stayed normal looking. Is it normal for the

seeds/nuts to change colour after drying?

>

> Just curious, because the sunflower seeds look weird.

>

+++Hi Taryn,

I don't know since I've never soaked and dried seeds. Ensure you are using

non-chlorinated water for soaking.

Bee