(switching kids over) Re: detoxing 10 year old

[Guest guest]

Ed wrote:

>>...Let her gradually change over to this diet so she does not experience

too drastic of a healing/detox reaction, unnecessarily. Eliminate one group

of carbs a week until she is fully on the diet... i.e Fruits - week #1 ,

Breads & Grains - week # 2 , Dairy ... etc.<<

Group,

I am still struggling with trying to change my kids over: aged 20, 18, 17,

17, 14, 10 (two of these are not my biological kids: just transplants!).

The " eliminating " might not be too hard; it's the " adding " that is

troublesome, esp the fats.

I understand they need to go slowly, but if they're not ALL eating the same

thing (to which, say, I've added enough fat so each would have a Tbsp,

theoretically speaking), then the next time I make something and add fat to

it, I can't add more fat, cuz they're all not on board with the last

'increase'. Does that make any sense?

I've been watching my 17-yo nephew, who is very obese, and realize fruit is

his #1 food, while grains are #2. Meat and fat are low on his list, unless

I'm making what he likes (hamburgers).

I'm not sure I want to take them 'all the way' with the candida program;

just getting them switched to Bee's " healthy eating " , allowing SOME fruits.

I'd have to be the police to make sure they don't take more than the two

servings of fruit a day (four of them are big fruit eaters and I always have

a 'good' supply around!).

Like I said, I can make stuff go away and not appear again (fruits, grains)

but I just can't grasp how to increase their fat intake w/o making someone

sick.

The math simply fries my brains. Yet I so want to make this change for all

of them!!

[Guest guest]

>

> >>...Let her gradually change over to this diet so she does not experience

> too drastic of a healing/detox reaction, unnecessarily. Eliminate one group

> of carbs a week until she is fully on the diet... i.e Fruits - week #1 ,

> Breads & Grains - week # 2 , Dairy ... etc.<<

>

> Group,

>

> I am still struggling with trying to change my kids over: aged 20, 18, 17,

> 17, 14, 10 (two of these are not my biological kids: just transplants!).

>

> The " eliminating " might not be too hard; it's the " adding " that is

> troublesome, esp the fats.

>

> I understand they need to go slowly, but if they're not ALL eating the same

> thing (to which, say, I've added enough fat so each would have a Tbsp,

> theoretically speaking), then the next time I make something and add fat to

> it, I can't add more fat, cuz they're all not on board with the last

> 'increase'. Does that make any sense?

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+++Hi ,

The simpliest way to resolve your problem is to have everyone on the same foods,

eating meals together, along with taking supplements.

Bee