Guest guest Posted September 29, 2010 Report Share Posted September 29, 2010 > > Hi Bee, I have a few questions concerning trying to put my daughter, who is five years old, on the program. Overall, she has had fairly good health until recently. I have managed to keep her out of dr's offices by using homeopathy and a good diet. We moved to the US from Ireland several months ago and things have gone downhill since. She suffered from a urinary tract infection shortly after we arrived. I tried to treat it homeopathically but for the first timie failed as she ended up very ill,and with a severe infection. I gave her antibiotics even though I felt sick about it...then a little while later she had another infection that I couldn't seem to heal and I had to put her on another round which she had a terrible reaction to...she has had no more reocurrences of the infection, thank God and I put her on a constitutional remedy as well as tried to monitor her diet as much as possible. She has recently had a stomach virus that lasted a while and I am afraid her overall health and immune system needs a boost.Also, I did not vaccinate her when we came to the US ...I worry that if her immune system is compromised, she is more prone to the diseases I didn't vaccinate her for... +++Hi Samia. First, vaccination cause health problems and do not protect anyone from any bugs of any kind. Also the Antibody Theory upon which vaccines are based is totally false. So no one should be ever be vaccinated - see this website for tons of information about how damaging vaccines are: http://www.whale.to/vaccines.html +++Second, the body itself creates bugs, like viruses, bacteria, candida/fungus and even cancer as needed, in order to clean itself up, mainly because of toxins, lack of proper nutrition, etc. Bugs are created similarly everywhere in Nature, so that's why a compost pile of rotting food stuff, leaves, etc. are broken down by naturally occurring bugs and changed into wonderful nutrient-rich black soil. +++So that's why a person cannot get healthy unless they build up their immune system by: 1) Consuming " proper nutrients " (diet plus supplements), 2) Eliminating toxins and foods that feed candida (they also feed bacteria and cancer), 3) Eliminating damaging foods, and 4) Eliminating toxins in general. When the immune system is strong enough it will automatically " make " candida (or any bug, cancer, etc.) change back into the organism it is supposed to be when the body is healthy. It's like the manure pile and the flies, with the manure pile representing the poor condition of the body. You cannot get rid of the manure pile by killing off the flies. You must clean up the manure pile instead, which means building up your immune system. > > I am wondering if i can get some advice to improve her health-should i put her totally on the candida program, including all the supplements? Part of my issue with the diet is the difficulty in keeping her on it and the criticism I receive from others. Though I give her eggs every morning for breakfast and candida diet food for dinner, the in between isteh most difficult. Also, I have had many an argument with friends-one in particular who is a doctor-who have implied I am abusing my child by restricting her intake of fruit..I get so tired of the comments, strange looks etc when she tells them " Mommy doesn't want me to have sugar..or mommy doesn't let me have cake " . So I guess my question is as much about handling those situations as the specifics of improving her health...I can feel myself getting emotional as i write this which makes me realize how upsetting it's been to constantly explain to people about my diet and hers and to receive criticism and condescension... +++Yes, you should put her totally on my candida program - see this article for babies and children: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/baby.php +++I'm sure other members will chime in about handling people, but you could post another message with a " subject " that gets their attention better. This has also been discussed many times before so do a search of our messages. All the best, Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 29, 2010 Report Share Posted September 29, 2010 Thanks, Bee. This is helpful.. > > > > Hi Bee, I have a few questions concerning trying to put my daughter, who is five years old, on the program. Overall, she has had fairly good health until recently. I have managed to keep her out of dr's offices by using homeopathy and a good diet. We moved to the US from Ireland several months ago and things have gone downhill since. She suffered from a urinary tract infection shortly after we arrived. I tried to treat it homeopathically but for the first timie failed as she ended up very ill,and with a severe infection. I gave her antibiotics even though I felt sick about it...then a little while later she had another infection that I couldn't seem to heal and I had to put her on another round which she had a terrible reaction to...she has had no more reocurrences of the infection, thank God and I put her on a constitutional remedy as well as tried to monitor her diet as much as possible. She has recently had a stomach virus that lasted a while and I am afraid her overall health and immune system needs a boost.Also, I did not vaccinate her when we came to the US ...I worry that if her immune system is compromised, she is more prone to the diseases I didn't vaccinate her for... > > +++Hi Samia. First, vaccination cause health problems and do not protect anyone from any bugs of any kind. Also the Antibody Theory upon which vaccines are based is totally false. So no one should be ever be vaccinated - see this website for tons of information about how damaging vaccines are: > http://www.whale.to/vaccines.html > > +++Second, the body itself creates bugs, like viruses, bacteria, candida/fungus and even cancer as needed, in order to clean itself up, mainly because of toxins, lack of proper nutrition, etc. > > Bugs are created similarly everywhere in Nature, so that's why a compost pile of rotting food stuff, leaves, etc. are broken down by naturally occurring bugs and changed into wonderful nutrient-rich black soil. > > +++So that's why a person cannot get healthy unless they build up their immune system by: > > 1) Consuming " proper nutrients " (diet plus supplements), > 2) Eliminating toxins and foods that feed candida (they also feed bacteria and cancer), > 3) Eliminating damaging foods, and > 4) Eliminating toxins in general. > > When the immune system is strong enough it will automatically " make " candida (or any bug, cancer, etc.) change back into the organism it is supposed to be when the body is healthy. > > It's like the manure pile and the flies, with the manure pile representing the poor condition of the body. You cannot get rid of the manure pile by killing off the flies. You must clean up the manure pile instead, which means building up your immune system. > > > > > I am wondering if i can get some advice to improve her health-should i put her totally on the candida program, including all the supplements? Part of my issue with the diet is the difficulty in keeping her on it and the criticism I receive from others. Though I give her eggs every morning for breakfast and candida diet food for dinner, the in between isteh most difficult. Also, I have had many an argument with friends-one in particular who is a doctor-who have implied I am abusing my child by restricting her intake of fruit..I get so tired of the comments, strange looks etc when she tells them " Mommy doesn't want me to have sugar..or mommy doesn't let me have cake " . So I guess my question is as much about handling those situations as the specifics of improving her health...I can feel myself getting emotional as i write this which makes me realize how upsetting it's been to constantly explain to people about my diet and hers and to receive criticism and condescension... > > +++Yes, you should put her totally on my candida program - see this article for babies and children: > http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/baby.php > > +++I'm sure other members will chime in about handling people, but you could post another message with a " subject " that gets their attention better. This has also been discussed many times before so do a search of our messages. > > All the best, Bee > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 29, 2010 Report Share Posted September 29, 2010 Hi Samia, Bee said that other members could chime in on handling people and so I would like to add my 2 cents worth. The word " abuse " is thrown around so loosely these days that it has almost lost any meaning at all. First, I would advise you to become educated as to the real meaning of child abuse. What I am going to list here is unpleasant to read, but important to be clear on when someone hurls thid kind of accusation at you, because the words " child abuse " is so readily flung at loving parents by people whose motives are often power and control. Here is how to properly define " child abuse " : 1. Beating a child until bruising, broken bones, black eyes, bloody noses occur. 2. Neglecting the basic needs of a child such as safety (car seats), supervision (leaving small children alone to care for themselves), leaving children locked in a hot car, starvation (by this I mean not feeding a child AT ALL until the life and/or long term health of the child is in danger). 3. Disciplining a child in ways that are truly cruel and terrifying such as locking in dark closets and tieing them up. 4. Demeaning talk that is cruel and destructive. Name calling, belittling, etc. Sadly, there are parents who actuall do the above things to their children. But MOST parents deeply love their children and are the best people to make decisions about their welfare. Child abuse is NOT: 1. Making informed and loving decisions about how to care for, feed, dress, educate and/or medically treat your child. 2. Loving discipline that teaches a child what is and is not acceptable behaviour. 3. Withdrawing specific foods from a sick child that are universally understood to be destructive to health. SUCH AS SUGAR! If you can understand that people use the term " abuse " EXTREMELY inappropriately, then you will be better able to let such damaging remarks roll off your back. This doctor friend of yours needs to be gently but firmly put in her place, because doing something for your daughter's health that she doesn't agree with absolutely does NOT even remotely constitute child abuse. She is way out of line to take that tone with you - it is really none of her business, but if she continues to make it an issue, then I advise you to gather a number of articles from different authoritative sources for her to read and realize where you are coming from. Chances are that she only needs to get some better information about the defination of " abuse " and also about what you are specificly doing for your daughter's health. Doctors are not gods, nor do they know everything about health and diet (actually, most of them know very little). If she has an ounce of humility in her character, she will see the error of her ways. If all else fails, they you might need to rethink the definition of friendship and move on from people who are toxic. People who are ready to accuse you of child abuse on such flimsy grounds and feeding your child a low carb, sugar free diet have some serious boundry issues and you might be better off without them in your life. You can't please everyone, and I have learned the hard way that it is best not to try. Don't be apologetic, and don't be defensive. Just be as positive, patient, and informative as you can be, but in the end you should be strong and confident that your decisions are what is best for your daughter, no matter what other people say. Just my opinion; I hope this helps, > > > > > > Hi Bee, I have a few questions concerning trying to put my daughter, who is five years old, on the program. Overall, she has had fairly good health until recently. I have managed to keep her out of dr's offices by using homeopathy and a good diet. We moved to the US from Ireland several months ago and things have gone downhill since. She suffered from a urinary tract infection shortly after we arrived. I tried to treat it homeopathically but for the first timie failed as she ended up very ill,and with a severe infection. I gave her antibiotics even though I felt sick about it...then a little while later she had another infection that I couldn't seem to heal and I had to put her on another round which she had a terrible reaction to...she has had no more reocurrences of the infection, thank God and I put her on a constitutional remedy as well as tried to monitor her diet as much as possible. She has recently had a stomach virus that lasted a while and I am afraid her overall health and immune system needs a boost.Also, I did not vaccinate her when we came to the US ...I worry that if her immune system is compromised, she is more prone to the diseases I didn't vaccinate her for... > > > > +++Hi Samia. First, vaccination cause health problems and do not protect anyone from any bugs of any kind. Also the Antibody Theory upon which vaccines are based is totally false. So no one should be ever be vaccinated - see this website for tons of information about how damaging vaccines are: > > http://www.whale.to/vaccines.html > > > > +++Second, the body itself creates bugs, like viruses, bacteria, candida/fungus and even cancer as needed, in order to clean itself up, mainly because of toxins, lack of proper nutrition, etc. > > > > Bugs are created similarly everywhere in Nature, so that's why a compost pile of rotting food stuff, leaves, etc. are broken down by naturally occurring bugs and changed into wonderful nutrient-rich black soil. > > > > +++So that's why a person cannot get healthy unless they build up their immune system by: > > > > 1) Consuming " proper nutrients " (diet plus supplements), > > 2) Eliminating toxins and foods that feed candida (they also feed bacteria and cancer), > > 3) Eliminating damaging foods, and > > 4) Eliminating toxins in general. > > > > When the immune system is strong enough it will automatically " make " candida (or any bug, cancer, etc.) change back into the organism it is supposed to be when the body is healthy. > > > > It's like the manure pile and the flies, with the manure pile representing the poor condition of the body. You cannot get rid of the manure pile by killing off the flies. You must clean up the manure pile instead, which means building up your immune system. > > > > > > > > I am wondering if i can get some advice to improve her health-should i put her totally on the candida program, including all the supplements? Part of my issue with the diet is the difficulty in keeping her on it and the criticism I receive from others. Though I give her eggs every morning for breakfast and candida diet food for dinner, the in between isteh most difficult. Also, I have had many an argument with friends-one in particular who is a doctor-who have implied I am abusing my child by restricting her intake of fruit..I get so tired of the comments, strange looks etc when she tells them " Mommy doesn't want me to have sugar..or mommy doesn't let me have cake " . So I guess my question is as much about handling those situations as the specifics of improving her health...I can feel myself getting emotional as i write this which makes me realize how upsetting it's been to constantly explain to people about my diet and hers and to receive criticism and condescension... > > > > +++Yes, you should put her totally on my candida program - see this article for babies and children: > > http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/baby.php > > > > +++I'm sure other members will chime in about handling people, but you could post another message with a " subject " that gets their attention better. This has also been discussed many times before so do a search of our messages. > > > > All the best, Bee > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 29, 2010 Report Share Posted September 29, 2010 Hi Samia. Perhaps you could kindly , but firmly, point out to your 'friends' that your daughter is eating no differently than many indigenous people around the earth - many of whom are perfectly healthy (much healthier than us!) on a diet that includes no fruit and often few vegetables, and suggest that they read Weston Price's book 'Nutrition and Physical Degeneration' (available to read online at http://journeytoforever.org/farm_library/price/pricetoc.html ). His book shows clearly the degeneration caused by the Western Diet. I mentioned the tooth decay caused by this diet today at an appointment with my Dentist and he conceded that the Western Diet was very much to blame. He said that he used to treat a group of people in a commune who lived off the land and only ate the food they grew or raised, and their teeth were extremely healthy compared to the general population, so he agreed with my comment wholeheartedly. Your Doctor friend has been brainwashed by the current 'Establishment' consensus, without really questioning it's truthfulness. I can appreciate the added pressure this must put on you. It's bad enough having a poorly child without people telling you what they think you should do. Every contact I (and mine) have ever had with the Medical Profession has been to my detriment. I honestly believe that all the years of health issues have stemmed at least in part from the copious rounds of antibiotics I was given as a child. Just one course is enough to warrant your reliance on them indefinitely. As far as I am concerned, being given antibiotics amounted to 'child abuse'!!! I don't blame my Mum, she was taken in, like most people, by the 'Establishment', and knew no different. I would say that the only people I know who are healthy these days, are those who have never had antibiotics.... Sticking to Bee's Diet and getting your little one back into balance is by far the best thing you can do - regardless of anyone else's opinion. Many regards, Ali. I am wondering if i can get some advice to improve her health-should i put her totally on the candida program, including all the supplements? Part of my issue with the diet is the difficulty in keeping her on it and the criticism I receive from others. Though I give her eggs every morning for breakfast and candida diet food for dinner, the in between isteh most difficult. Also, I have had many an argument with friends-one in particular who is a doctor-who have implied I am abusing my child by restricting her intake of fruit..I get so tired of the comments, strange looks etc when she tells them " Mommy doesn't want me to have sugar..or mommy doesn't let me have cake " . So I guess my question is as much about handling those situations as the specifics of improving her health...I can feel myself getting emotional as i write this which makes me realize how upsetting it's been to constantly explain to people about my diet and hers and to receive criticism and condescension... > > > +++I'm sure other members will chime in about handling people, but you could post another message with a " subject " that gets their attention better. This has also been discussed many times before so do a search of our messages. > > > All the best, Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 29, 2010 Report Share Posted September 29, 2010 Hi Samia, I also feel like people may think I'm a nutcase for feeding my daughter the foods she eats and from depriving her of fruit! I have had arguments (heated discussions) with friends and family who think I am imagining reactions, overreacting, too extreme and depriving my child of some of the joys of childhood. I have a friend who cannot imagine how organ meats can be healthy and that bone broth has calcium. She is a writer for the medical industry and firmly sold into the " scientific " medical model. Anyway, the one thing people cannot argue against are allergies. Gluten, dairy, nut and soy allergies are so common that you can just mention your child is allergic and most people won't bat an eye. There is also a condition called fructose malabsorption (for people who can't eat fruit). I am considering using that as an excuse. What is really helpful is to find a wholistic or understanding MD who will back you up and write a dietary restriction note if possible. Nobody will argue with something a doctor says. If another MD said your daughter cannot eat fruit, people will more likely respect what you are saying because it came from a doctor! My own daughter's pediatrician is conventional but she is very open-minded and supportive of parent's decisions. I told her about the GAPS diet (that's the one we tried first) and that I wanted to put my dd on it and she was totally supportive! Fast forward to a couple of years later and she herself has seen the amazing progress my daughter has made (my daughter was diagnosed as failure to thrive at one point) and will write anybody a letter that my daughter needs to be on a special diet. No one will argue with that! Anyway, I went through 4 pediatricians on my health plan before I found her so there are some understanding docs out there. She is also fine that I did not vaccinate my dd. I understand what you are going through. It is so hard incorporating this diet and still participating in the world out there, especially when it comes to children. Lya On Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 10:17 AM, geraghtysamia <geraghtysamia@...>wrote: > > > Hi Bee, I have a few questions concerning trying to put my daughter, who is > five years old, on the program. Overall, she has had fairly good health > until recently. I have managed to keep her out of dr's offices by using > homeopathy and a good diet. We moved to the US from Ireland several months > ago and things have gone downhill since. She suffered from a urinary tract > infection shortly after we arrived. I tried to treat it homeopathically but > for the first timie failed as she ended up very ill,and with a severe > infection. I gave her antibiotics even though I felt sick about it...then a > little while later she had another infection that I couldn't seem to heal > and I had to put her on another round which she had a terrible reaction > to...she has had no more reocurrences of the infection, thank God and I put > her on a constitutional remedy as well as tried to monitor her diet as much > as possible. She has recently had a stomach virus that lasted a while and I > am afraid her overall health and immune system needs a boost.Also, I did not > vaccinate her when we came to the US ...I worry that if her immune system is > compromised, she is more prone to the diseases I didn't vaccinate her for... > > > I am wondering if i can get some advice to improve her health-should i put > her totally on the candida program, including all the supplements? Part of > my issue with the diet is the difficulty in keeping her on it and the > criticism I receive from others. Though I give her eggs every morning for > breakfast and candida diet food for dinner, the in between isteh most > difficult. Also, I have had many an argument with friends-one in particular > who is a doctor-who have implied I am abusing my child by restricting her > intake of fruit..I get so tired of the comments, strange looks etc when she > tells them " Mommy doesn't want me to have sugar..or mommy doesn't let me > have cake " . So I guess my question is as much about handling those > situations as the specifics of improving her health...I can feel myself > getting emotional as i write this which makes me realize how upsetting it's > been to constantly explain to people about my diet and hers and to receive > criticism and condescension... > > Thank you for your help with this, > > Samia Geraghty > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 29, 2010 Report Share Posted September 29, 2010 Hi Samia, I know exactly how you feel because my husband reacts that way. He refuses to let me cut out fruit and even thinks I'm crazy for taking away other foods like cereal. It really is not a battle I can win. My plan is to feed her as best I can now and hope that my improved health with sway him to at least try it. At this point, the harder I try to get her on the diet, the more junk food he gives her. I cannot reason with a brainwashed mind. I hope that one day this will all be easier and that maybe he would at least be willing try. Do the best you can, who can ask for more? Right there with you, Dawn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 1, 2010 Report Share Posted October 1, 2010 Dear Samia, One way I deal with doctors is....I don't go to them! That is a choice you have. Why would you want to go to someone and pay good money for horrible advice? I learned after my first daughter's birth (they put me through HELL) that not only are doctors unnecessary, they are downright dangerous and should be avoided at all costs UNLESS you have a broken bone or physical accident. They should be kept from pregnant women at all costs. Child #2 was born at home, no doctor whatsoever, with a wonderful mid-wife, no drugs, and this after my unnecessary C-section done by the previous doctor. What a joy the second birth was! I always say that doctors are nothing but legal drug pushers. I just don't go to them. Don't need to! The more you learn about how your body works, the more you will realize that you know MUCH more than they do. I hope this helps. I'll get off my soapbox now. ) Donna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2010 Report Share Posted October 2, 2010 > > Dear Samia, > > One way I deal with doctors is....I don't go to them! That is a choice you have. Why would you want to go to someone and pay good money for horrible advice? I learned after my first daughter's birth (they put me through HELL) that not only are doctors unnecessary, they are downright dangerous and should be avoided at all costs UNLESS you have a broken bone or physical accident. They should be kept from pregnant women at all costs. Child #2 was born at home, no doctor whatsoever, with a wonderful mid-wife, no drugs, and this after my unnecessary C-section done by the previous doctor. What a joy the second birth was! > > I always say that doctors are nothing but legal drug pushers. I just don't go to them. Don't need to! The more you learn about how your body works, the more you will realize that you know MUCH more than they do. > > I hope this helps. I'll get off my soapbox now. ) +++Hi Donna, I totally agree with you and can get on my soapbox about the medical industry too! I only go to a doctor because I do not have a thyroid (caused by doctors). Even then my doctor nagged me to take statin drugs because he says my cholesterol is too high at 354 mg, however that range was considered normal back in 1985 when I had my 1st cholesterol test. They just keep lowering the normal range to get more people on drugs! Also not having a thyroid means cholesterol will be higher anyway. Duh? When we hand our health over to someone else we put our life in their hands instead of ours. We don't get sick from a lack of drugs! Cheers, Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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