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In a message dated 5/4/00 10:20:48 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

n.scott@... writes:

<< it very difficult to make and follow

through on decisions. >>

Oh, !

That's me too. To 'just get along', i write things down, so my plans don't

evaporate before i get anywhere with them. This is soooo discouraging. Like

you, i think it is an organic problem. I've heard that glandular problems

might suggest looking into if ideas seem poorly distributed. But MY ideas

are there, its executing them that seems to 'leak' enthusiasm or power before

completion. But i too would love to get some follow through. You are so

right to seek help there. I wish i could help you. It's been like that for

me a long time. But i am optimistic. There is so much to do to get well,

and all in good time, i guess. A year ago i was much worse off than i am

now.

Take care, i'll listen for answers on this one, with you!

Ann

in Florida

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In a message dated 5/4/00 10:20:48 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

n.scott@... writes:

<< I'm looking forward to this new way of

eating and to this support group. >>

P.S. ,

The diet will help. Especially losing the avoids. Wheat can affect your

mood and emotions in a negative way. Funny how we are so complex. And you

are sure not alone.........

Ann

in Florida

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In a message dated 5/4/00 10:53:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

debmcb@... writes:

<< Don't be surprised if at first things don't get worse. >>

Wow Deb,

There's something i vaguely noticed, ADHD or whatever it's called, in adults,

then of course the thought went away before i got any momentum. Glad to be

reassured the diet will alleviate most of the problem. We (at least I)

relate strongly to cleaning the closet analogy, things sometimes do get worse

but then get better. Diet and nutrition in the mothers and children are

probably bringing this condition in so much these days. Back on the farm,

hard-working tv deprived children who consumed veggies and fresh air, ADHD

was not around i think. Anyway, i did recongnize the symptoms in myself, way

back when, but as i said, never got too far with being analyzed for it. So

far, medical treatment is not too enticing. The diet is my biggest hope.

Ann

in Florida

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In a message dated 5/4/00 2:20:54 PM !!!First Boot!!!, n.scott@...

writes:

<< I'm wondering if anyone knows anything about whether the diet helps with

emotional " changes >>

I have a friend who follows the diet meticulously and religiously. Says that

when she's on the diet she's OK but when she deviates even a little bit she

experiences some of the things you mentioned. As soon as she quits eating

avoids and starts eating HB's, the symptoms subside.

HTH,

Tabitha

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In a message dated 5/4/00 11:20:53 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

n.scott@... writes:

<< Debbie, I'm curious. >>

Me too, i've heard people losing a lot of weight, just through at first

giving up avoids. Such as wheat.

Ann

in Florida

[Guest guest]

Yeah Debbie!!!!!!!

Go go go and don't give up. Sounds like you have plenty of attitude!!! It's

worth finding that 'detail' which keeps away desired results. But if it was

me, i'd want to fix it. Keep on truckin'

Bye,

Ann

in Florida

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In a message dated 5/4/00 12:25:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

n.scott@... writes:

<< test about a year ago and it showed normal.

>>

Go ahead and take more measures, because in tests the thyroid doesn't

register on the 'low' side until the thyroid is 50% impaired. Many people

complain of thyroid symptoms with a diagnosis of 'normal'.

good luck

Ann

in Florida

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Ann. It's nice to know I'm not alone. Although I'm sorry that

you're having this problem, too. Maybe together we can find some answers. I

read everything I can get my hands on. What's frustrating is that some books

say to listen to your feelings while others say you should only make

decisions based on logical thinking. I believe you should find a balance

between the two--God gave us minds and emotions for a reason. Problem is,

whatever decision I make, I can make a convincing logical case for it, and

then my emotions change and I can see the logic in the other way. What to

do? If I find the answer, I will certainly share it with you.

Thanks again,

> Re: New to group

>

>

> In a message dated 5/4/00 10:20:48 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

> n.scott@... writes:

>

> << it very difficult to make and follow

> through on decisions. >>

>

>

> Oh, !

>

>

> That's me too. To 'just get along', i write things down, so

> my plans don't

> evaporate before i get anywhere with them. This is soooo

> discouraging. Like

> you, i think it is an organic problem. I've heard that

> glandular problems

> might suggest looking into if ideas seem poorly distributed.

> But MY ideas

> are there, its executing them that seems to 'leak' enthusiasm

> or power before

> completion. But i too would love to get some follow

> through. You are so

> right to seek help there. I wish i could help you. It's

> been like that for

> me a long time. But i am optimistic. There is so much to do

> to get well,

> and all in good time, i guess. A year ago i was much worse

> off than i am

> now.

>

> Take care, i'll listen for answers on this one, with you!

>

> Ann

> in Florida

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,

Have you been tested for ADD or ADHD. Usually children are diagnosed with

this attention deficit, but many adults such as myself have it too and one

of the symptoms are exactly as you describe. Indecision from day to day and

not being able to stay on task. Not sure if that is your problem, but it

is worth looking into.......by the way.....the diet cures it. So hang in

there kiddo.

Wheat and sugar are the main food culprits that short circuit the neurons

that carry,.... what ever they are called .....to the brain and allow us to

function properly. So hopefully you will see improvements with the diet.

Don't be surprised if at first things don't get worse. Its like cleaning

out your closet...the mess gets worse before it gets better.

Debbie

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Re: New to group

> In a message dated 5/4/00 10:20:48 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

> n.scott@... writes:

>

> << it very difficult to make and follow

> through on decisions. >>

>

>

> Oh, !

>

>

> That's me too. To 'just get along', i write things down, so my plans

don't

> evaporate before i get anywhere with them. This is soooo discouraging.

Like

> you, i think it is an organic problem. I've heard that glandular problems

> might suggest looking into if ideas seem poorly distributed. But MY ideas

> are there, its executing them that seems to 'leak' enthusiasm or power

before

> completion. But i too would love to get some follow through. You are so

> right to seek help there. I wish i could help you. It's been like that

for

> me a long time. But i am optimistic. There is so much to do to get well,

> and all in good time, i guess. A year ago i was much worse off than i am

> now.

>

> Take care, i'll listen for answers on this one, with you!

>

> Ann

> in Florida

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It does work ann. Just wish my weight would drop...other than that it

has made me feel terrific.

Debbie

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Re: New to group

> In a message dated 5/4/00 10:53:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

> debmcb@... writes:

>

> << Don't be surprised if at first things don't get worse. >>

> Wow Deb,

>

> There's something i vaguely noticed, ADHD or whatever it's called, in

adults,

> then of course the thought went away before i got any momentum. Glad to

be

> reassured the diet will alleviate most of the problem. We (at least I)

> relate strongly to cleaning the closet analogy, things sometimes do get

worse

> but then get better. Diet and nutrition in the mothers and children are

> probably bringing this condition in so much these days. Back on the farm,

> hard-working tv deprived children who consumed veggies and fresh air, ADHD

> was not around i think. Anyway, i did recongnize the symptoms in myself,

way

> back when, but as i said, never got too far with being analyzed for it.

So

> far, medical treatment is not too enticing. The diet is my biggest hope.

>

> Ann

> in Florida

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Debbie said:

> It does work ann. Just wish my weight would

> drop...other than that it has made me feel terrific.

Debbie, I'm curious. How long have you been on the diet? Most people are

saying they've lost weight fairly easily and quickly on this diet.

[Guest guest]

,

Since July of last year....Did it perfect till April of this year. But

believe me.....I am a freak of nature. What works on everyone else never

does on me. My mom is the same way and has been telling me for years just

to give up and be happy plump. BUT I look at her with her 5'5 " frame and

250 pounds and quiver. I am 5'7.5 " and 175 pounds, but she has 20 years on

me too. I stick with the diet to prevent health problems....but as far as

loosing weight with it ....well, I wish Dr. Dadamo would use me for a case

study.....I just can't loose, even when doing it perfect with proportions

and all. Since Mid April I eat what I want as long as it is not on my avoid

list. Who knows what will happen aye?

Kennedy sent me a 12 day diet that does the grapefruit, low carb and

ERFYT diet combined. Have been doing that since Monday. No lose of weight

yet.

Oh boy....but I will not give up damn it ......I will try whatever I can,

but I WILL NOT GIVE UP FOR SURE!

Debbie

Deb's Homepage: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/2832/

Ed's Homepage: http://www.geocities.com/pentagon/quarters/4142

ICQ #: 3000821 or 3000281 can't remember which number

RE: New to group

> Debbie said:

> > It does work ann. Just wish my weight would

> > drop...other than that it has made me feel terrific.

>

> Debbie, I'm curious. How long have you been on the diet? Most people are

> saying they've lost weight fairly easily and quickly on this diet.

>

>

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Thanks Ann I will do just that! lol

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Re: New to group

> Yeah Debbie!!!!!!!

> Go go go and don't give up. Sounds like you have plenty of attitude!!!

It's

> worth finding that 'detail' which keeps away desired results. But if it

was

> me, i'd want to fix it. Keep on truckin'

>

> Bye,

>

> Ann

> in Florida

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debbie writes:

> I just can't loose, even when doing it perfect with proportions

New to this, but could you have a thyroid problem? (I would think the diet

would fix that, if so, but I don't know...).

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Thanks, Tabitha. That gives me hope...

> Re: New to group

>

>

> In a message dated 5/4/00 2:20:54 PM !!!First Boot!!!,

> n.scott@...

> writes:

>

> << I'm wondering if anyone knows anything about whether the

> diet helps with

> emotional " changes >>

> I have a friend who follows the diet meticulously and

> religiously. Says that

> when she's on the diet she's OK but when she deviates even a

> little bit she

> experiences some of the things you mentioned. As soon as she

> quits eating

> avoids and starts eating HB's, the symptoms subside.

> HTH,

> Tabitha

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Debbie, you said:

> Yes I did have a thyroid problem. Not clinically but with

> the home test I

> was registering with a 3 degree lower temp than I should

> have. That cleared

> up within one month of being on the diet with the ommitance

> of spinach as

> this robs the thyroid somehow. Now the thyroid registers at

> 98.6 every

> morning when I take my temp. So, that is not the problem now.

Now I'm beginning to wonder if *I* have a thyroid problem! I always run a

low temp of around 96.8 to 97.3. I didn't know low temp was a hypothyroid

symptom. My doc has never said anything about it, but I did have a thyroid

test about a year ago and it showed normal.

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Mine showed normal too. But once I started with the diet the temp rose

gradually every day. Now it is stabilized at 98.6. I am not as cold as I

use to be either.

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RE: New to group

> Debbie, you said:

>

> > Yes I did have a thyroid problem. Not clinically but with

> > the home test I

> > was registering with a 3 degree lower temp than I should

> > have. That cleared

> > up within one month of being on the diet with the ommitance

> > of spinach as

> > this robs the thyroid somehow. Now the thyroid registers at

> > 98.6 every

> > morning when I take my temp. So, that is not the problem now.

>

> Now I'm beginning to wonder if *I* have a thyroid problem! I always run a

> low temp of around 96.8 to 97.3. I didn't know low temp was a hypothyroid

> symptom. My doc has never said anything about it, but I did have a thyroid

> test about a year ago and it showed normal.

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In a message dated 5/4/00 10:15:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

sherrymccartney@... writes:

<< vagueness was fear of not wanting to be here. I now feel

fantastic. Sherry >>

Wow Sherry,

Me too. It's hard to believe those little wheat kernels did that.. But i

am starting to see such a big link between diet and the whole big picture.

Imagine, being mean because of bread-i KNOW it can be that way. Sheesh.

Ann

in Florida

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Are you taking about medical tests not registering until T is 50% impaired

Ann ?

.

Re: New to group

In a message dated 5/4/00 12:25:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

n.scott@... writes:

<< test about a year ago and it showed normal.

>>

Go ahead and take more measures, because in tests the thyroid doesn't

register on the 'low' side until the thyroid is 50% impaired. Many people

complain of thyroid symptoms with a diagnosis of 'normal'.

good luck

Ann

in Florida

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Could you give an example. Sherry

>From: <n.scott@...>

>Reply-egroups

> " 'egroups' " <egroups>

>Subject: New to group

>Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 09:26:32 -0500

>

>Hi, I've just joined the group and just started the diet, although I'm

>taking it slow...just trying to quit wheat and dairy for now. And I've

>added some HB foods to my diet. I'm feeling very hopeful about this.

>

>I'm wondering if anyone knows anything about whether the diet helps with

>emotional " changes " --not exactly mood swings--I don't know what to call

>them, but I can feel very strongly about something one day--a decision I've

>made, for instance--and the next day, I feel the complete opposite. It is

>happening over and over and makes it very difficult to make and follow

>through on decisions. I have been seeing a therapist but she's not been

>very

>helpful with this. Anyone have similar experience? I don't think I'm

>schizophrenic or anything... I don't know what's going on, and doctors just

>want to put me on antidepressants, which I don't want to take.

>

>Thanks for any help you can give. I'm looking forward to this new way of

>eating and to this support group.

>

> S.

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I have come to the same conclusion as well. Mind and feelings work together.

You cannot have one without the other as when you have a thought there is

always a feeling attached to it. That is what creation is all about. To find

the answer go with your instinct on the decision. It is great to see both

sides of things and then you choose which one. Sherry

>From: <n.scott@...>

>Reply-egroups

> " 'egroups' " <egroups>

>Subject: RE: New to group

>Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 09:51:45 -0500

>

>Thanks, Ann. It's nice to know I'm not alone. Although I'm sorry that

>you're having this problem, too. Maybe together we can find some answers. I

>read everything I can get my hands on. What's frustrating is that some

>books

>say to listen to your feelings while others say you should only make

>decisions based on logical thinking. I believe you should find a balance

>between the two--God gave us minds and emotions for a reason. Problem is,

>whatever decision I make, I can make a convincing logical case for it, and

>then my emotions change and I can see the logic in the other way. What to

>do? If I find the answer, I will certainly share it with you.

>

>Thanks again,

>

>

> > Re: New to group

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 5/4/00 10:20:48 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

> > n.scott@... writes:

> >

> > << it very difficult to make and follow

> > through on decisions. >>

> >

> >

> > Oh, !

> >

> >

> > That's me too. To 'just get along', i write things down, so

> > my plans don't

> > evaporate before i get anywhere with them. This is soooo

> > discouraging. Like

> > you, i think it is an organic problem. I've heard that

> > glandular problems

> > might suggest looking into if ideas seem poorly distributed.

> > But MY ideas

> > are there, its executing them that seems to 'leak' enthusiasm

> > or power before

> > completion. But i too would love to get some follow

> > through. You are so

> > right to seek help there. I wish i could help you. It's

> > been like that for

> > me a long time. But i am optimistic. There is so much to do

> > to get well,

> > and all in good time, i guess. A year ago i was much worse

> > off than i am

> > now.

> >

> > Take care, i'll listen for answers on this one, with you!

> >

> > Ann

> > in Florida

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It sure did with me. Wheat makes me aggressive but there again I have an

allergy to it. Sometimes it made more than aggressive I lost it. I have

noticed a big difference since I have stopped eating wheat. That and dairy

together made feel very out of it like I was out of my body and woe betide

if anyone disturbed me. I used to get very vague on them both. And teary. I

think the vagueness was fear of not wanting to be here. I now feel

fantastic. Sherry

>From: TabMTBC@...

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>egroups

>Subject: Re: New to group

>Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 11:24:14 EDT

>

>In a message dated 5/4/00 2:20:54 PM !!!First Boot!!!, n.scott@...

>writes:

>

><< I'm wondering if anyone knows anything about whether the diet helps with

> emotional " changes >>

>I have a friend who follows the diet meticulously and religiously. Says

>that

>when she's on the diet she's OK but when she deviates even a little bit she

>experiences some of the things you mentioned. As soon as she quits eating

>avoids and starts eating HB's, the symptoms subside.

>HTH,

>Tabitha

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I have lost weight but I find the thing that puts weight on and keeps it

there is the carbo. I can eat very little carbo. even fruit. Bananas I react

to. I also have noticed my energy goes as well so now I eat basically just

meat and veg. or salad and every now and then I eat some carbo. such as

cooked millet for breakfast with soya or rice milk or apple.etc. I have

given up on eating cakes. Sherry

>From: " debbie " <debmcb@...>

>Reply-egroups

><egroups>

>Subject: Re: New to group

>Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 11:34:45 -0400

>

>,

>

>Since July of last year....Did it perfect till April of this year. But

>believe me.....I am a freak of nature. What works on everyone else never

>does on me. My mom is the same way and has been telling me for years just

>to give up and be happy plump. BUT I look at her with her 5'5 " frame and

>250 pounds and quiver. I am 5'7.5 " and 175 pounds, but she has 20 years on

>me too. I stick with the diet to prevent health problems....but as far as

>loosing weight with it ....well, I wish Dr. Dadamo would use me for a case

>study.....I just can't loose, even when doing it perfect with proportions

>and all. Since Mid April I eat what I want as long as it is not on my

>avoid

>list. Who knows what will happen aye?

>

> Kennedy sent me a 12 day diet that does the grapefruit, low carb and

>ERFYT diet combined. Have been doing that since Monday. No lose of weight

>yet.

>

>Oh boy....but I will not give up damn it ......I will try whatever I can,

>but I WILL NOT GIVE UP FOR SURE!

>

>Debbie

>

>

>Deb's Homepage: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/2832/

>Ed's Homepage: http://www.geocities.com/pentagon/quarters/4142

>ICQ #: 3000821 or 3000281 can't remember which number

> RE: New to group

>

>

> > Debbie said:

> > > It does work ann. Just wish my weight would

> > > drop...other than that it has made me feel terrific.

> >

> > Debbie, I'm curious. How long have you been on the diet? Most people are

> > saying they've lost weight fairly easily and quickly on this diet.

> >

> >

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In a message dated 05/04/2000 8:45:50 AM Mountain Daylight Time,

n.scott@... writes:

<< I believe you should find a balance

between the two--God gave us minds and emotions for a reason. Problem is,

whatever decision I make, I can make a convincing logical case for it, and

then my emotions change and I can see the logic in the other way. What to

do? If I find the answer, I will certainly share it with you. >>

Hi ,

Just to throw in another thought. Sounds like a Libra influence here.

Astrology has a lot to do with how you feel and how others see you. First of

all at least get off of wheat, corn and dairy. The first two will put me in

a lethargic daze when I fall off the wagon and forget what I know is best for

me. The latter seems to give me terrible indigestion with gas and bloating.

Sure hard to be enthusiastic when the three evil foods are coursing through

your body. Now as to the astrology. I only dabble a bit. I am a Capricorn.

Should be a hard worker, never give up kind of person. True, but not with a

tummy full of pasta. It sucks the energy right out of me. I have my moon

(means emotions and how you FEEL about something) in Libra. The scales are

the sign in Libra. Balance, seeing both sides of an issue. That is not

always a bad thing. But when I am feeling lethargic, sleepy and totally

lacking in energy it does not make my life easy. However when I am on track,

and eating properly, it does give me a clear picture of both sides of an

issue. And it does help me to realize that many times either way will work.

If you have a sun or moon in Libra, (October) maybe you tend to be more aware

of both sides of a problem by your nature. Now if you can just get you body

in gear, you may become a diplomat! :>). Unless of course you have a

Capricorn influence, which can also make you outspoken and hardheaded, (or so

my friends tell me!) LOL. Good luck to you and you may as well as corn to

your list now. The sooner you get it out of your system, the better you will

feel. It is simply amazing how much those three foods can make a difference.

Pam from ID

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You could try reading a book called beyond and within by Shi Chinmoy. Here

the dimensions of the human mind are explained. What you are experiencing is

perfectly normal. You need to get more in touch with the inner you, your

heart room.

in NZ.

Re: New to group

In a message dated 05/04/2000 8:45:50 AM Mountain Daylight Time,

n.scott@... writes:

<< I believe you should find a balance

between the two--God gave us minds and emotions for a reason. Problem is,

whatever decision I make, I can make a convincing logical case for it, and

then my emotions change and I can see the logic in the other way. What to

do? If I find the answer, I will certainly share it with you. >>

Hi ,

Just to throw in another thought. Sounds like a Libra influence here.

Astrology has a lot to do with how you feel and how others see you. First

of

all at least get off of wheat, corn and dairy. The first two will put me in

a lethargic daze when I fall off the wagon and forget what I know is best

for

me. The latter seems to give me terrible indigestion with gas and bloating.

Sure hard to be enthusiastic when the three evil foods are coursing through

your body. Now as to the astrology. I only dabble a bit. I am a

Capricorn.

Should be a hard worker, never give up kind of person. True, but not with

a

tummy full of pasta. It sucks the energy right out of me. I have my moon

(means emotions and how you FEEL about something) in Libra. The scales are

the sign in Libra. Balance, seeing both sides of an issue. That is not

always a bad thing. But when I am feeling lethargic, sleepy and totally

lacking in energy it does not make my life easy. However when I am on

track,

and eating properly, it does give me a clear picture of both sides of an

issue. And it does help me to realize that many times either way will work.

If you have a sun or moon in Libra, (October) maybe you tend to be more

aware

of both sides of a problem by your nature. Now if you can just get you body

in gear, you may become a diplomat! :>). Unless of course you have a

Capricorn influence, which can also make you outspoken and hardheaded, (or

so

my friends tell me!) LOL. Good luck to you and you may as well as corn to

your list now. The sooner you get it out of your system, the better you

will

feel. It is simply amazing how much those three foods can make a

difference.

Pam from ID

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