Re: Day 5 of 90 day detox; candida diet

[Guest guest]

Hi J. What is your name please? We are very informal on this group but do like

to know who we are talking to!

You will see when you read through the information on Bee's website -

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/index.php - that you cannot hurry the

detoxification or healing process.

Bee has found over the years, both in herself and in others who follow her diet

that is takes approximately one month for every year we have been sick, to heal.

As a lack of REAL nutrition can start even before we are born, it can take as

many months as one's age, to heal.

This is why Bee has renamed her Diet the 'Healing Naturally' diet, because

Candida is just one issue that we are dealing with these days. The older we get

the more deficient our bodies become and the more they become a ripe environment

to encourage unwanted microbes like Candida.

So following the diet means that healing will take as long as it takes and it is

good to get into the frame of mind to accept that following this way of eating

is pretty much a lifetime thing. Once you get used to it and realise the

benefits it's not that difficult. As I always say - if you lived on a desert

island and had never seen a chocolate cake or a cream doughnut, you wouldn't

miss it!

we have got into these health issues because of the Western Diet and it's

plethora of processed carbs and sugars and it is good to realise that it isn't

doing anyone any favors. Sooner or later the diet will impact on people's

health whether they realise it is the diet that is behind it or not.

I hope you and your family will be able to benefit from the diet like so many

others - there are some amazing testimonials on the website, and every week

there are more added.

Ali.

>

> Hi there, just joined the group this morning. I'm spending lots of time

researching candida albicans right now. The more I read, the more I realize

what I'm doing is the right thing; for me and my family.

>

> My question is this - before realizing that my problems were most likely

related to my diet, I was prescribed anti-depressants for post partum depression

in spring 2009. After a week I was feeling wonderful and very happy to have

found a solution to my various.

>

> Without getting into my story too much, I am in day 5 of my 90 day detox

(basically meat and veggies only), and on day 15 of a sugar, gluten and dairy

free diet. (I was diagnosed with autoimmune hashimoto's thyroiditis in Spring

of 2008 at 3 months pregnant) Anyone hypothyroid is supposed to be gluten

free...

>

> I'm reducing my antidepressants to one every other day so I can get off them

completely, but I'm wondering if anyone has been in this same spot?

>

> Thanks for the support - I'm so glad I found this group!

>

> J in California

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi J. What is your name please? We are very informal on this group but do

like to know who we are talking to!

>

> You will see when you read through the information on Bee's website -

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/index.php - that you cannot hurry the

detoxification or healing process.

>

> Bee has found over the years, both in herself and in others who follow her

diet that is takes approximately one month for every year we have been sick, to

heal. As a lack of REAL nutrition can start even before we are born, it can

take as many months as one's age, to heal.

This is why Bee has renamed her Diet the 'Healing Naturally' diet, because

Candida is just one issue that we are dealing with these days. The older we get

the more deficient our bodies become and the more they become a ripe environment

to encourage unwanted microbes like Candida.

+++Dear Ali,

I have not renamed my candida program to the Healing Naturally diet.

I have 3 health programs on my website:

1) For candida called How to Successfully Overcome Candida

2) Healthy Diet which is described in Foods that Damage, Foods that Heal, along

with food and supplement lists.

3) Lose Weight & Heal Naturally.

Cheers, Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi there, just joined the group this morning. I'm spending lots of time

researching candida albicans right now. The more I read, the more I realize

what I'm doing is the right thing; for me and my family.

>

> My question is this - before realizing that my problems were most likely

related to my diet, I was prescribed anti-depressants for post partum depression

in spring 2009. After a week I was feeling wonderful and very happy to have

found a solution to my various.

>

> Without getting into my story too much, I am in day 5 of my 90 day detox

(basically meat and veggies only), and on day 15 of a sugar, gluten and dairy

free diet. (I was diagnosed with autoimmune hashimoto's thyroiditis in Spring

of 2008 at 3 months pregnant) Anyone hypothyroid is supposed to be gluten

free...

>

> I'm reducing my antidepressants to one every other day so I can get off them

completely, but I'm wondering if anyone has been in this same spot?

>

> Thanks for the support - I'm so glad I found this group!

+++Hi J in California,

Welcome to our group. I'm so glad you found us too!

Are you taking thyroid meds, and if so how long, since your thyroid will

normalize on this program and it is important not to be taking meds when that

begins to happen. The reason is because it will throw the thyroid into a tizzy,

going from low to high quick quickly. That's how I lost my thyroid when I was

on my candida program in the late 1980s.

My article explains why gluten is a problem for most people, even those that are

unhealthy.

In any case ensure you read two important articles so you know what you need to

do and why, since you are doing some things right, but you'll need to correct or

add some others:

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

The best in health, Bee

[Guest guest]

Sorry Bee - that was a slip of the fingers....I mean to write 'named'.

Ali.

> >

> > Hi J. What is your name please? We are very informal on this group but do

like to know who we are talking to!

> >

> > You will see when you read through the information on Bee's website -

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/index.php - that you cannot hurry the

detoxification or healing process.

> >

> > Bee has found over the years, both in herself and in others who follow her

diet that is takes approximately one month for every year we have been sick, to

heal. As a lack of REAL nutrition can start even before we are born, it can

take as many months as one's age, to heal.

>

> This is why Bee has renamed her Diet the 'Healing Naturally' diet, because

Candida is just one issue that we are dealing with these days. The older we get

the more deficient our bodies become and the more they become a ripe environment

to encourage unwanted microbes like Candida.

>

> +++Dear Ali,

>

> I have not renamed my candida program to the Healing Naturally diet.

>

> I have 3 health programs on my website:

> 1) For candida called How to Successfully Overcome Candida

> 2) Healthy Diet which is described in Foods that Damage, Foods that Heal,

along with food and supplement lists.

> 3) Lose Weight & Heal Naturally.

>

> Cheers, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

In response to your questions, Bee,

Yes, I am currently taking 100 mcg of levothroid. My labs from two weeks

ago were all within normal range so my doctor is not concerned. He doesn't

see a reason to keep checking them, even though I explained I was going off

gluten, sugar, etc. I will most likely be looking for a new doctor if he is

not able to order the needed tests at the appropriate time.

Yes, I too am concerned over the possible/eventual o/d on thyroid as my body

adapts to a new diet. I don't know if I should request a follow up once I

start feeling the effect of becoming hyper, or would that be too late??

Never having gone through this before, I wonder how quickly will my body

adapt where I would need to lower my levothroid?

Thank you for directing me to your articles, I will add them to my read list

for today!

J (which is my name!)

[Guest guest]

>

> In response to your questions, Bee,

>

> Yes, I am currently taking 100 mcg of levothroid. My labs from two weeks

> ago were all within normal range so my doctor is not concerned. He doesn't

> see a reason to keep checking them, even though I explained I was going off

> gluten, sugar, etc. I will most likely be looking for a new doctor if he is

> not able to order the needed tests at the appropriate time.

>

> Yes, I too am concerned over the possible/eventual o/d on thyroid as my body

> adapts to a new diet. I don't know if I should request a follow up once I

> start feeling the effect of becoming hyper, or would that be too late??

> Never having gone through this before, I wonder how quickly will my body

> adapt where I would need to lower my levothroid?

+++Hi J. How long have you been taking levothroid? Then I can advise you when

to get off of it, get tested, etc.

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Great, thank you so much Bee!

I was put on levothroid at 3 months pregnant in Spring 2008. My dosage has

never been below 75mcg or above 112 mcg, but 100mcg seems to be the optimum

dosage (per my doctors, per my TSH " only " ).

Right now, I'm on 100 mcg.

With my appreciation!

J

[Guest guest]

>

> Great, thank you so much Bee!

>

> I was put on levothroid at 3 months pregnant in Spring 2008. My dosage has

> never been below 75mcg or above 112 mcg, but 100mcg seems to be the optimum

> dosage (per my doctors, per my TSH " only " ).

>

> Right now, I'm on 100 mcg.

>

+++Hi J,

You've been on it for about 1 1/2 years, or 18 months?

Since it takes 1 month for every year to heal, once you're taking all of the

supplements and completely on the diet for 12 months you should start getting

tested every month to 6 weeks, and lower your meds accordingly.

In any case you should not be taking them at all after being on this program

16-17 months because that's when your thyroid will be trying to normalize.

All the best, Bee