RE: Holidaze

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Hi Aikya and others,

I've had diarrhea for weeks a short while ago. Mine apparently was caused by

the Chlorophyll I was taking to get detoxed from my amalgam fillings

removal. As soon as I stopped taking the chlorophyll, the diarrhea went

away. Also I noticed a major improvement of my flatulence and indigestion

complaints when I cut back my intake of carbohydrates by 80% or so. It seems

vegetarians and other health food eaters are prone to this kind of problems.

The intestines can only digest a given amount of carbohydrates. The rest of

the carbohydrates causes indigestion with possibly diarrhea. I read about

this subject on a website about irritable bowel syndrome.

After 18 years of lactovegetarianism I have started to eat meat since I

embarked on the ER4YT diet. I am doing quite well actually. I am going to

give the diet a few months and then see if I will continue. My major health

problem is a systemic candidiasis. I am working on this by getting rid of

the amalgam fillings in my mouth, which has just been fulfilled this week.

Next step is improving my overall condition.

Hope the above information helps you or others.

By the way, I was in California myself the last 2 weeks. I had a real

difficult time staying away from the sugar donuts that are available

everywhere. I had to start back on the diet all over again once I got home.

Nevertheless it was a wonderful vacation.

Kind regards to everyone

Marjolein Hoekstra from the Netherlands

> Holidaze

>

>

> From: " aikya " <aikya@...>

>

> Hi, everybody. I'm back from the Thanksgiving adventure. I went to Santa

> Barbara to visit a very dear friend who has recently moved there and is

> enjoying the results of her husband's new recognition as a math

> and computer

> genius. It's nice to see people who have struggled for a long

> time finally

> have it a little easier. The area around Santa Barbara is gorgeous:

> mountains to the North and Pacific Ocean to the south. We visited lots of

> breathtaking sites. Also all of us were sick during the week so it was

> pretty low key. I needed a good rest so it was perfect for me.

>

> I have just recovered from (please God) a very long bout of diarrhea. It

> wasn't the runs every day. That only happened maybe two days but

> it went on

> for 5 weeks. Just watery copious and two three times a day. Very

> depleting. I was tested and had no bacteria, no parasites. They

> gave me a

> weird anti-spasmodic and nervous system depressant. Unpleasant

> side effects

> but it did finally get it to stop (I hope).

>

> Anybody else ever have that? Ever heard of anybody else on the O

> diet having

> that? I tried eating more rice, cutting down on fat. No diet changes

> seemed to stop it.

>

> The straight allopath, of course, blamed everything on the diet

> and told me

> to " eat more vegetables " since I had told him I had been a

> vegetarian for a

> long time. I translated that to mean I should eat more of some things I

> used to eat.

>

> One result of the long lasting digestive upset is that I wans't

> too uptight

> about what I was eating while visiting my friend. She's trying,

> in her way,

> to use the O diet too. I was hardly a shining example of success

> who could

> have any authority in guiding her further into it. Another result is that

> anything dietwise that I was doing to fix the hypothyroidism is

> washed out.

>

> Alas, due to my ignorance of California geography, I didn't realize that I

> was quite close to the one and only doc in CA who uses the Blood

> type system

> when I was visiting my friend.

>

> How was everybody else's holiday?

>

> Aikya

>

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