Need to drink lots of water - Kieth beckman

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I am new here and was reading what said about needing to drink lots of

water to flush out toxins

Through your kidneys instead of your skin.

What Kind reactions might one expect through the skin? Rashes, boils?

I thought I was drinking enough water and experienced a bad rash below my

belt down my backside, with a lot of itching.

Probably more than you wanted to know. :-)

I thought it might be some type of detox happening, but wasn't sure.

I Put a half gallon of water on the table and have been drinking that

everyday now along with my KT

The rash went away and now I feel great.

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From: kombucha tea

[mailto:kombucha tea ] On Behalf Of Beckman

Sent: Friday, March 07, 2008 3:47 PM

kombucha tea

Subject: Re: Is KT dangerous

> You need to drink lots of water with your KT when you first start.

> Then the water will flush out the toxins through your kidneys instead

> of your skin. This is just my opinion if anyone else has a better

> suggestion, jump right in.

Just a note that " detoxing " is entirely based on opinion, unless the

" toxins " flushed are actually defined. See

http://en.wikipedia <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detoxification>

..org/wiki/Detoxification for more.

[Guest guest]

Yes, with detox people all respond a litle differently. Some get itchy, some get

rashy, some get other things too. Maybe others on the group can tell you their

personal experiences. I have had some red bumps on my legs for a little while

now. I am not suprised since I was on prescription meds from age 6 - 10 and then

again from 14 until the current date. I can't wait until I can stop taking them

all together. Both are meds known to cause liver damage and I believe my body is

trying to get rid of the toxins that my liver could no longer handle. Your liver

is the first organ in charge of detox, the skin is second. It makes sense that

your skin would react to toxins leaving. A friend of mine experience terrible

itching all over her body for about a day and a half and then it was gone. We

all react differently. I hope you have experienced relief from your itching!

Re: Is KT dangerous

> You need to drink lots of water with your KT when you first start.

> Then the water will flush out the toxins through your kidneys instead

> of your skin. This is just my opinion if anyone else has a better

> suggestion, jump right in.

Just a note that " detoxing " is entirely based on opinion, unless the

" toxins " flushed are actually defined. See

http://en.wikipedia <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detoxification>

.org/wiki/Detoxification for more.

[Guest guest]

Hi and Everyone,

Detoxing is tricky. A good half gallon of water needs

to be consumed if drinking KT regularly. But if doing

this your sweating is increased then you might need to

get rid of a few toxins through your skin. Some kinds

of toxins will just do more damage if they go through

your gastro-intestinal tract. Putting up with rashes,

skin irregularities and reddening might be what you

need to do if you are drinking adequate water.

You might want to try baths. Three I can think of

right off hand are salt/soda baths, 1/2 c.

vodka/juice of 1/2 lemon or two cups of apple cider

vinegar. I think 2 cups of KT would be better but I

don't always have it.

Detoxing reactions will pass but if you get too sick

you might want to try your doctor and get some help

there. They don't often understand detox but they do

understand skin conditions. I don't recommend getting

to the point that you can't stand the occasional detox

reaction.

Just my thoughts. I'm not an expert. Just sharing

what I've done and know it helped me.

To Your Health,

ann

--- Heinz <luv2scrap@...> wrote:

> Yes, with detox people all respond a litle

> differently. Some get itchy, some get rashy, some

> get other things too. Maybe others on the group can

> tell you their personal experiences. I have had some

> red bumps on my legs for a little while now. I am

> not suprised since I was on prescription meds from

> age 6 - 10 and then again from 14 until the current

> date. I can't wait until I can stop taking them all

> together. Both are meds known to cause liver damage

> and I believe my body is trying to get rid of the

> toxins that my liver could no longer handle. Your

> liver is the first organ in charge of detox, the

> skin is second. It makes sense that your skin would

> react to toxins leaving. A friend of mine

> experience terrible itching all over her body for

> about a day and a half and then it was gone. We all

> react differently. I hope you have experienced

> relief from your itching!

>

>

>

> Re: Is KT dangerous

>

>

>

> > You need to drink lots of water with your KT

> when you first start.

> > Then the water will flush out the toxins through

> your kidneys instead

> > of your skin. This is just my opinion if anyone

> else has a better

> > suggestion, jump right in.

>

> Just a note that " detoxing " is entirely based on

> opinion, unless the

> " toxins " flushed are actually defined. See

> http://en.wikipedia

> <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detoxification>

> .org/wiki/Detoxification for more.

>

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> removed]

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[Guest guest]

I am new here and not familiar with the need to drink lots of water.

We have been drinking Syngerty GT for awhile and there is no warnings

on the label, and on his website he says he drinks a gallon a day!

> >

> > I am new here and was reading what said about needing to

drink

> lots of

> > water to flush out toxins through your kidneys instead of your

skin.

>

> Actually, Sunny said that -- I was simply citing her message. I was

> heretically calling into question the validity of " detoxing " when

it's

> so ill-defined.

>

> Me: What're being flushed from my body?

> Alternative Health Professional: Toxins.

> Me: Like what?

> AHP: You know . . . toxins.

> Me: Stuff that's bad for me?

> AHP: Exactly!

> Me: Such as . . .

> AHP: Toxic things.

> Me: So, toxins.

> AHP: Yes!

> Me: How are they being flushed?

> AHP XYZ treatment does it.

> Me: How?

> AHP: By detoxing you.

> Me: How does it do that?

> AHP: By flushing out toxins.

> Me: *sigh*

>

[Guest guest]

It is defintely wise to practice a healthy skepticism toward some claims of

alternative medicine.. Flushing toxins out could be one of them and indeed it

could be quite diffcult to provide a " scientific " explanation for it.. I for one

does not have one ; Certain compounds could help the body get rid of things that

are, to put in layman terms, " not good for it " .. The best way to call these,

thus would be toxins...

In the words of Shakespeare:

" There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your

philosophy. " Our science does explain several, unfortunately, not all things,

not yet anyway...

Frantz

Beckman <sehrgut@...> wrote:

>

> I am new here and was reading what said about needing to drink

lots of

> water to flush out toxins through your kidneys instead of your skin.

Actually, Sunny said that -- I was simply citing her message. I was

heretically calling into question the validity of " detoxing " when it's

so ill-defined.

Me: What're being flushed from my body?

Alternative Health Professional: Toxins.

Me: Like what?

AHP: You know . . . toxins.

Me: Stuff that's bad for me?

AHP: Exactly!

Me: Such as . . .

AHP: Toxic things.

Me: So, toxins.

AHP: Yes!

Me: How are they being flushed?

AHP XYZ treatment does it.

Me: How?

AHP: By detoxing you.

Me: How does it do that?

AHP: By flushing out toxins.

Me: *sigh*

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[Guest guest]

another good bath is a fistsized amount of dried oats, put in a sock or

pantyhose and hung under teh tap

as the bath is running. Add a few spoons of dried milk or a cup or so of

milk and you have a lovely soothing and softening bath.

Caitilin

PS, good for itchy rashy things too.

On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 4:57 PM, maryann peterson <chpeter30096@...>

wrote:

> Hi and Everyone,

>

> Detoxing is tricky. A good half gallon of water needs

> to be consumed if drinking KT regularly. But if doing

> this your sweating is increased then you might need to

> get rid of a few toxins through your skin. Some kinds

> of toxins will just do more damage if they go through

> your gastro-intestinal tract. Putting up with rashes,

> skin irregularities and reddening might be what you

> need to do if you are drinking adequate water.

>

> You might want to try baths. Three I can think of

> right off hand are salt/soda baths, 1/2 c.

> vodka/juice of 1/2 lemon or two cups of apple cider

> vinegar. I think 2 cups of KT would be better but I

> don't always have it.

>

> Detoxing reactions will pass but if you get too sick

> you might want to try your doctor and get some help

> there. They don't often understand detox but they do

> understand skin conditions. I don't recommend getting

> to the point that you can't stand the occasional detox

> reaction.

>

> Just my thoughts. I'm not an expert. Just sharing

> what I've done and know it helped me.

>

> To Your Health,

>

> ann

>

>

> --- Heinz <luv2scrap@... <luv2scrap%40wi.rr.com>> wrote:

>

> > Yes, with detox people all respond a litle

> > differently. Some get itchy, some get rashy, some

> > get other things too. Maybe others on the group can

> > tell you their personal experiences. I have had some

> > red bumps on my legs for a little while now. I am

> > not suprised since I was on prescription meds from

> > age 6 - 10 and then again from 14 until the current

> > date. I can't wait until I can stop taking them all

> > together. Both are meds known to cause liver damage

> > and I believe my body is trying to get rid of the

> > toxins that my liver could no longer handle. Your

> > liver is the first organ in charge of detox, the

> > skin is second. It makes sense that your skin would

> > react to toxins leaving. A friend of mine

> > experience terrible itching all over her body for

> > about a day and a half and then it was gone. We all

> > react differently. I hope you have experienced

> > relief from your itching!

> >

> >

> >

> > Re: Is KT dangerous

> >

> >

> >

> > > You need to drink lots of water with your KT

> > when you first start.

> > > Then the water will flush out the toxins through

> > your kidneys instead

> > > of your skin. This is just my opinion if anyone

> > else has a better

> > > suggestion, jump right in.

> >

> > Just a note that " detoxing " is entirely based on

> > opinion, unless the

> > " toxins " flushed are actually defined. See

> > http://en.wikipedia

> > <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detoxification>

> > .org/wiki/Detoxification for more.

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> >

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[Guest guest]

Hello Ted and Lise??

The amount of water one ought to drink when detoxing or not is not a set

value. You will hear 'this' from one source and 'that' from another.

That said, it is very important to stay hydrated at any time. Some

beverages hydrate more than others...some may even dehydrate a body.

When detoxing it is particularly important to be well hydrated so that

toxins may be flushed out of the body through the urine and the skin.

How much? Enough so that your urine is light in color rather than dark is

my opinion. Some sources will say an ounce a day per every two pounds of

body weight as a general formula, according to my chiropractor who holds an

advanced nutrition degree..

I just bet you will get some other opinions on the matter, soon. Read what

is offered...and follow whatever feels right to your body.

Gayle

Re: Need to drink lots of water - Kieth beckman

>I am new here and not familiar with the need to drink lots of water.

> We have been drinking Syngerty GT for awhile and there is no warnings

> on the label, and on his website he says he drinks a gallon a day!

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

We are constantly bombarded with dirty air, water and

food. Much of the processed food we eat have

unpronounceable ingredients that may or ....well I

think it is harmful. We used to be fairly simple

creatures and now we are so full things that are not

good for us babies are born will many unnatural

chemicals and heavy metals.

KT is detoxifying. It works the same whether you

" believe " you are toxic or not. If you are on this

earth you are surly toxic. The above ground testing

of nuclear weapons made sure of that. All those

pesticides, growth hormones, industrial

wastes....yada....yada....yada.

Raising a glass of KT to your health,

ann

--- Ivan Minister <ijminister@...> wrote:

> I like that conversation, lol.

>

> Seriously, though your body can only process so much

> at a time.

> Increasing your water intake can't speed it up.

> Drinking more just

> makes you pee more and speeds out what your body has

> processed since

> the last time you had to go. Very few diets

> designed to " detox "

> actually remove more from your system than normal.

> In fact most are

> so totally deficient in calories and nutrients that

> they create a kind

> of euphoria which is quite dangerous. Assuming

> normal activity eating

> balanced meals and drinking a liter or two of fluids

> a day is good,

> more will actually start depleting your body of

> electrolytes.

> Drinking too much water can actually kill you. All

> things in moderation.

>

>

> > >

> > > I am new here and was reading what said

> about needing to drink

> > lots of

> > > water to flush out toxins through your kidneys

> instead of your skin.

> >

> > Actually, Sunny said that -- I was simply citing

> her message. I was

> > heretically calling into question the validity of

> " detoxing " when it's

> > so ill-defined.

> >

> > Me: What're being flushed from my body?

> > Alternative Health Professional: Toxins.

> > Me: Like what?

> > AHP: You know . . . toxins.

> > Me: Stuff that's bad for me?

> > AHP: Exactly!

> > Me: Such as . . .

> > AHP: Toxic things.

> > Me: So, toxins.

> > AHP: Yes!

> > Me: How are they being flushed?

> > AHP XYZ treatment does it.

> > Me: How?

> > AHP: By detoxing you.

> > Me: How does it do that?

> > AHP: By flushing out toxins.

> > Me: *sigh*

> >

>

>

>

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