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I ordered Primal Defense once but can't recall for sure, but I gave

away to a friend to take. All the things we try to save ourselves

and the companies profit bigtime on us......

RC

> Hi all,

>

> I just wanted to let those of you with gut issues in on this: I have

> been taking Garden of Life's Primal defense and have had less

> diarrehia and a little less fatigue. I have tried other probiotics

> with some success but this seems to be helping more.

>

> Ciao

> Elio

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I've been taking Primal Defense once or twice daily for the past year. Two months ago, I was scoped for Crohn's and was in total remission for the first time in 25 years. My nine year old daughter's GERD (reflux disease) has also cleared up. This stuff is good! I've found the best prices on e-bay.

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I may see if my friend still has the Primal Defense and try it again.

Seems it made me feel bad or something but I know the kill of of yeast

can make us feel bad.

Rhonda

> I've been taking Primal Defense once or twice daily for the past

year. Two

> months ago, I was scoped for Crohn's and was in total remission for

the first

> time in 25 years. My nine year old daughter's GERD (reflux disease)

has also

> cleared up. This stuff is good! I've found the best prices on e-

bay.

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That's wild! . . . When I was there last week, it was

30% off max only! . . .

I wonder what happened?

Rogene

--- Molly Bloom <mollyb54@...> wrote:

> Ebay has 180 ct. for $35 " buy it now " + $6 shipping

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YEs, that's pretty normal. It is probably a sign of die-off of some

of the bad organisms as the friendly ones take over, or just a herx

reaction. It should pass eventually, but it is a good sign that

things are working!

Patty

>

> Hi,

> I started taking Primal Defense last Friday. I started with one

first

> few days then took 2 a day. I have felt really fatigued and have

had

> a flare in symptoms. Is this normal?? I would appreciate any

> advice.

> Hugs, MK

>

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This was posted on the aspergillus board from Carol. Since many of

you may be on probiotics and they have been discussed here several

times, I thought you may be interested in this.

KC

From: " gailcarols " <Gailcarols@...>

Date: Tue Aug 29, 2006 11:48 pm

Subject: Primal Defense

http://uk./group/AspergillusSupport/message/15655

Hi all: I must be on a roll here. Since there has been mention of

Primal Defense and Fungal Defense, I wanted to bring those who have

not heard about them before some information that they can think

about. Primal Defense is a probiotic and is full of every kind of

lactobacillas and lacilus lichenformis, etc. - a very long list.

Fungal Defense evidently has all of the above plus yucca juice and

garlic juice. There is a lot of discussion on the web as to

probiotics and if the products themselves (all products, not just the

Garden of Life ones that produce Primal Defense) do not necessarily

contain the amounts of probiotics listed on their containers, and

also that once the pill goes through the digestive part of your

stomach there might not be much left of the actual probiotic left

when it hits your gut. Probiotics are supposed to work in your gut

to improve the good bacteria. Now some on this site have said that

they feel better when taking it, and if it helps your body to digest

better the things you eat, then this might be good. However, one of

our members has said that Dr. Marinkovich does not think Primal

Defense should be taken by anyone with a mold disease. So I thought

I would research a little deeper. The probiotics in Primal Defense

are made from HSO - or soil organisms. In a Quackbuster article

which you can find at

http://quackfiles.blogspot.com/2005/05/primal-defense-hso-probiotics-

warning.html there is information from Jini Patel who

wrote " The IBD Remission Diet " which is about irritable bowel

disease. In it says that originally he/she (?) recommended

that his readers try Primal Defense after they had been completely

healed for 3 to 5 months, but that he was retracting that statement

after researching why it is not safe to consume bacterial soil

organisms like those contained in Primal Defense and numerous other

products. " To summarize the research briefly, soil organisms (SO)

are spore formers, so they make good competitors of yeast, fungus and

other pathogens. This is why so many people taking soil organisms

will initially experience very favorable results. However these

spores are extremely difficult to kill, surviving sterilants,

disinfectants, acceleration forces, heat, pressure, radiation and

many antibiotics. Strong antibiotics like Vancomycin can suppress

certain spores. Spores are so persistent in the intestines that

another round of germination may occur after the drug is stopped.

Soil organisms can also adapt loose genetic material and incorporate

it into their cellular structure - the ramifications of which are yet

unknown. Various soil organisms can also produce harmful peptides,

affecting hemoglobin in the blood. It's important to keep in mind

that virtually all antibiotic drugs were initially developed from

soil organisms and as antibiotics become more potent, they cause more

damage to the host, not just in the immediate gut environment, but

systematically as well. In the EU the use of soil organisms in

animal feed is being stringently controlled and questioned at this

time. There are simply too many questions and unknowns to sanction

the use of soil organisms for human consumption and one can certainly

not qualify them as safe at this time. " This was written in July of

2003.

So, after reading the above, you can make your own decisions on what

you should do. Take care. Carol at Tahoe

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So does this mean that only the brand name of Primal Defense is made from

soil organisms and other probiotics are not?

In a message dated 9/1/2006 10:34:48 AM Central Standard Time,

tigerpaw2c@... writes:

This was posted on the aspergillus board from Carol. Since many of

you may be on probiotics and they have been discussed here several

times, I thought you may be interested in this.

KC

From: " gailcarols " <Gailcarols@Gai>

Date: Tue Aug 29, 2006 11:48 pm

Subject: Primal Defense

_http://uk.groups.http://uk.http://uk.groupshttp://ukhttp://uk.gro_

(http://uk./group/AspergillusSupport/message/15655)

Hi all: I must be on a roll here. Since there has been mention of

Primal Defense and Fungal Defense, I wanted to bring those who have

not heard about them before some information that they can think

about. Primal Defense is a probiotic and is full of every kind of

lactobacillas and lacilus lichenformis, etc. - a very long list.

Fungal Defense evidently has all of the above plus yucca juice and

garlic juice. There is a lot of discussion on the web as to

probiotics and if the products themselves (all products, not just the

Garden of Life ones that produce Primal Defense) do not necessarily

contain the amounts of probiotics listed on their containers, and

also that once the pill goes through the digestive part of your

stomach there might not be much left of the actual probiotic left

when it hits your gut. Probiotics are supposed to work in your gut

to improve the good bacteria. Now some on this site have said that

they feel better when taking it, and if it helps your body to digest

better the things you eat, then this might be good. However, one of

our members has said that Dr. Marinkovich does not think Primal

Defense should be taken by anyone with a mold disease. So I thought

I would research a little deeper. The probiotics in Primal Defense

are made from HSO - or soil organisms. In a Quackbuster article

which you can find at

_http://quackfiles.http://quhttp://quhttp://quahttp://quackhttp://quac_

(http://quackfiles.blogspot.com/2005/05/primal-defense-hso-probiotics-)

warning.html there is information from Jini Patel who

wrote " The IBD Remission Diet " which is about irritable bowel

disease. In it says that originally he/she (?) recommended

that his readers try Primal Defense after they had been completely

healed for 3 to 5 months, but that he was retracting that statement

after researching why it is not safe to consume bacterial soil

organisms like those contained in Primal Defense and numerous other

products. " To summarize the research briefly, soil organisms (SO)

are spore formers, so they make good competitors of yeast, fungus and

other pathogens. This is why so many people taking soil organisms

will initially experience very favorable results. However these

spores are extremely difficult to kill, surviving sterilants,

disinfectants, acceleration forces, heat, pressure, radiation and

many antibiotics. Strong antibiotics like Vancomycin can suppress

certain spores. Spores are so persistent in the intestines that

another round of germination may occur after the drug is stopped.

Soil organisms can also adapt loose genetic material and incorporate

it into their cellular structure - the ramifications of which are yet

unknown. Various soil organisms can also produce harmful peptides,

affecting hemoglobin in the blood. It's important to keep in mind

that virtually all antibiotic drugs were initially developed from

soil organisms and as antibiotics become more potent, they cause more

damage to the host, not just in the immediate gut environment, but

systematically as well. In the EU the use of soil organisms in

animal feed is being stringently controlled and questioned at this

time. There are simply too many questions and unknowns to sanction

the use of soil organisms for human consumption and one can certainly

not qualify them as safe at this time. " This was written in July of

2003.

So, after reading the above, you can make your own decisions on what

you should do. Take care. Carol at Tahoe

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Probiotics are not soil organisms. Primal

Defense might add some soil organism it feels are

also beneficial. Probiotics are bacteria that

come from milk culturing, not soil.

As soon as baby gets milk from mother, his own

body warmth helps milk to culture probiotics. We

take extra to help certain ailments but I don't

believe myself massive amounts are necessary. If

one or two doses of massive amounts don't work,

you have another problem, probably Candida or

other bad bacteria in the way. When I had

ulcerated throat from too strong an antibotic at

age 10 a couple of days of buttermilk cleared it

up. It shouldn't take billions per capsuls of

special type I don't think. If eating cultures

products don't do it, then it's a 'real estate'

problem...gi tract is overrun with bad bacteria

or yeast and you need to take something to kill

that off and take probiotics at same time to

repopulate. If you aren't taking anything to

kill off the bad stuff, you could take billions

and billions of probiotics every day and never

have alot of beneficial bacteria if there is no

'emply real estate' to take hold.

--- bobbinsbiomed@... wrote:

>

> So does this mean that only the brand name of

> Primal Defense is made from

> soil organisms and other probiotics are not?

>

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We do. I put 1/4 tsp in every dose of chelation during rounds. It's

the only time I use that particular one (just b/c it's easy and

flavors the meds), and it keeps the yeast at bay.

Wyndie

>

> Has anyone tried the new Primal Defense powder? It supposed to have

a

> banana flavor.78.9 gms for 17.50.Please repy if you have used this

or

> the capsules. Thanks so much for your help. joyce. Its a new one out

> for kids.

>

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Hi ladies,

When I was taking primal defense I had these red splottcy tiny red dots come

up all over my arms how do you know if your body is just detoxing the bad

stuff or you are having an allergic reaction to the pill?

Thanks so much,

Stacie Hall

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> My toes go numb like this too all the time!! I didn't ever think that

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Could be either one.

Lynda

At 11:18 AM 4/5/2007, you wrote:

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>

>When I was taking primal defense I had these red splottcy tiny red dots come

>up all over my arms how do you know if your body is just detoxing the bad

>stuff or you are having an allergic reaction to the pill?

>

>Thanks so much,

>Stacie Hall

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Stacie,

I've never heard of anyone having an allergic reaction to Primal Defense . . . Doesn't mean it couldn't happen though . . .

It does have silicone dioxide in the capsule form . . . You might be reacting to that . . . If so, there is a powder form of Primal Defense that is silicone dioxide-free.

I'd suggest that you quit using it for a while . . . use acidopholis, or another type of antifungal and see what happens . . .

Watch out that the new one doesn't have silicone dioxide in it.

If the splotches are open, clean them with 3% hydrogen peroxide to prevent infection.

This may just be toxins trying to escape through the skin. . . Epsom Salt baths would help draw the toxins out.

Hugs,

Rogene

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i have the same splotches.are u yeasty right nowOn 4/5/07, Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote:

Stacie,

I've never heard of anyone having an allergic reaction to Primal Defense . . . Doesn't mean it couldn't happen though . . .

It does have silicone dioxide in the capsule form . . . You might be reacting to that . . . If so, there is a powder form of Primal Defense that is silicone dioxide-free.

I'd suggest that you quit using it for a while . . . use acidopholis, or another type of antifungal and see what happens . . .

Watch out that the new one doesn't have silicone dioxide in it.

If the splotches are open, clean them with 3% hydrogen peroxide to prevent infection.

This may just be toxins trying to escape through the skin. . . Epsom Salt baths would help draw the toxins out.

Hugs,

Rogene

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gretchen,

I quit taking the primal defense. The rash did enventually go away I called

the company and they said that was very normal. So I dont know. I do feel

like Im very irritable when I take it and it seems to constipate me for some

reason. I may try it again however I feel like I do better when I just take

an acidoliphillus supplement.

Stacie

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>i have the same splotches.

>are u yeasty right now

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>On 4/5/07, Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote:

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>> Stacie,

>>

>>I've never heard of anyone having an allergic reaction to Primal Defense .

>>. . Doesn't mean it couldn't happen though . . .

>>

>>It does have silicone dioxide in the capsule form . . . You might be

>>reacting to that . . . If so, there is a powder form of Primal Defense

>>that

>>is silicone dioxide-free.

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>>I'd suggest that you quit using it for a while . . . use acidopholis, or

>>another type of antifungal and see what happens . . .

>>

>>Watch out that the new one doesn't have silicone dioxide in it.

>>

>>If the splotches are open, clean them with 3% hydrogen peroxide to prevent

>>infection.

>>

>>This may just be toxins trying to escape through the skin. . . Epsom Salt

>>baths would help draw the toxins out.

>>

>>Hugs,

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>>Rogene

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Stacie,

My ND told me that many of his patients who take Primal Defense feel worse

when taking it and thus discontinue its use. He doesn't prescribe it for

that very reason.

Kenda

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> I quit taking the primal defense. The rash did enventually go away I called

> the company and they said that was very normal. So I dont know. I do feel

> like Im very irritable when I take it and it seems to constipate me for some

> reason. I may try it again however I feel like I do better when I just take

> an acidoliphillus supplement.

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>> i have the same splotches.

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>> On 4/5/07, Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote:

>>>

>>> Stacie,

>>>

>>> I've never heard of anyone having an allergic reaction to Primal Defense .

>>> . . Doesn't mean it couldn't happen though . . .

>>>

>>> It does have silicone dioxide in the capsule form . . . You might be

>>> reacting to that . . . If so, there is a powder form of Primal Defense

>>> that

>>> is silicone dioxide-free.

>>>

>>> I'd suggest that you quit using it for a while . . . use acidopholis, or

>>> another type of antifungal and see what happens . . .

>>>

>>> Watch out that the new one doesn't have silicone dioxide in it.

>>>

>>> If the splotches are open, clean them with 3% hydrogen peroxide to prevent

>>> infection.

>>>

>>> This may just be toxins trying to escape through the skin. . . Epsom Salt

>>> baths would help draw the toxins out.

>>>

>>> Hugs,

>>>

>>> Rogene

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>

>>

>>

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Sis,

The problem with Culturelle is that it contains only one strain of probiotic . . . Multiple strains are more likely to colonize the gut so you can move on.

There are no synthetic probiotics of any value. . . Garden of Life Primal Defense is made of REAL organisms taken from the soil. The kind of organism you would get with your food if it wasn't grown in land where herbicides, pesticides and fertilizers were used - and if your food wasn't sterilized, pasturized, and processed with chemical additives and preservatives added.

My only reservation about Primal Defense is the capsule form for those sensitive to silicone dioxide . . . Even then, a powder form is available.

Hugs,

Rogene

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Bindi,

Here's how I understand it . . . you'll see this isn't "scientifically" correct.

When you start treating fungal issues, it's like declaring a war on the nasty little organisms. . . They're everywhere! . . .

You're sending in an army (the good organisms) to do battle with the bad guys. . ..

You can expect a fierce battle going on as the bad guys fight to keep the space they've come to occupy . . .

Then, when they start getting killed off, their dead bodies are littering the battlefield. . . .

These dead bodies rot, turning toxic . . .

Now you have to flush these guys out . . . The liver removes them from the bloodstream . .. but, if the liver gets overloaded by too many at once, you can get into trouble - hence the medical profession's reluctance to prescribe antifungals willy-nilly.

The idea is to introduce anti-fungals at a rate the liver can process the toxins out . . . if you start feeling too bad, it's time to back off and let your body catch up. . . . Drinking a lot of water will help move the toxins along. Moderate exercise will also help.

After the major part of the war is over, beneficial organisms must be introduced. . . There are numerous types of organisms . .. the greater the variety, the better. Some organisms will never recolonize . . . so . . . it's necessary to continually supplement those present.

I can hear you asking "Why do we want these organisms anyway?" . . . They're part of being human . . . necessary to our very existence . . . from digesting food to fighting off viruses. . . We have to have them to live a healthy life! . . .

Just be glad we don't recommend a natural remedy used in Europe for centuries (and I've heard, in tough cases, in this country) . . . Feces transfer! . . . passing ones **** along from a healthy person, to a sick one! . . . UGH!

Enough said!

Rogene

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Rogene,

I am home from my footbath, OMG I knew it would be bad but geez it

was like some witches brew. Bubbling red with green and brown and

slimy, and white spewing out at a little at a time. It was a toxic

stew for sure. I am exhausted, I am going back next week. She also

gave me vitamins to drink before and during and gogi berri mixture

after.

Terri P

>

> Bindi,

>

> Here's how I understand it . . . you'll see this

isn't " scientifically " correct.

>

> When you start treating fungal issues, it's like declaring a war on

the nasty little organisms. . . They're everywhere! . . .

>

> You're sending in an army (the good organisms) to do battle with

the bad guys. . ..

>

> You can expect a fierce battle going on as the bad guys fight to

keep the space they've come to occupy . . .

>

> Then, when they start getting killed off, their dead bodies are

littering the battlefield. . . .

>

> These dead bodies rot, turning toxic . . .

>

> Now you have to flush these guys out . . . The liver removes them

from the bloodstream . .. but, if the liver gets overloaded by too

many at once, you can get into trouble - hence the medical

profession's reluctance to prescribe antifungals willy-nilly.

>

> The idea is to introduce anti-fungals at a rate the liver can

process the toxins out . . . if you start feeling too bad, it's time

to back off and let your body catch up. . . . Drinking a lot of water

will help move the toxins along. Moderate exercise will also help.

>

> After the major part of the war is over, beneficial organisms must

be introduced. . . There are numerous types of organisms . .. the

greater the variety, the better. Some organisms will never

recolonize . . . so . . . it's necessary to continually supplement

those present.

>

> I can hear you asking " Why do we want these organisms

anyway? " . . . They're part of being human . . . necessary to our

very existence . . . from digesting food to fighting off viruses. . .

We have to have them to live a healthy life! . . .

>

> Just be glad we don't recommend a natural remedy used in Europe for

centuries (and I've heard, in tough cases, in this country) . . .

Feces transfer! . . . passing ones **** along from a healthy person,

to a sick one! . . . UGH!

>

> Enough said!

>

> Rogene

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Incredible, isn't it, Terri? . . . I never would have believed that such a mess could come out of my feet! . . . Each bath has been a little better though!

Be sure to drink as much water as possible during the next 48 hours! . . . That junk is stirred up and needs to be flushed ASAP!

Keep taking those minerals too!

Hugs,

Rogene

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Rogene,

Thanks, I have purchased Primal Defense and have been putting off

trying it because I was working and didn't know how it would effect

me. Since I'm once again out of work, it's probably a good time to

give it a try. I also want to get that foot bath you've mentioned.

I definitely haven't done much in the way of detoxing and need to.

Sis

>

> Sis,

>

> The problem with Culturelle is that it contains only one strain of

probiotic . . . Multiple strains are more likely to colonize the gut

so you can move on.

>

> There are no synthetic probiotics of any value. . . Garden of Life

Primal Defense is made of REAL organisms taken from the soil. The

kind of organism you would get with your food if it wasn't grown in

land where herbicides, pesticides and fertilizers were used - and if

your food wasn't sterilized, pasturized, and processed with chemical

additives and preservatives added.

>

> My only reservation about Primal Defense is the capsule form for

those sensitive to silicone dioxide . . . Even then, a powder form

is available.

>

> Hugs,

>

> Rogene

>

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I take primal defense.Been taking for almost 8 years. I have to say

the powder is so much better.I dont detox fast like i did with the

pills.It took me 1 year to get past 1 pill .As soon as i would

increase the pills i would get pain on my left side. But i know what

i was eating affected me to. They tell you to really restrict

sugars,white flour products .That can make you detox fast to.Now

that i take the powder.Here how i take mine.I put water in my mouth

leave the water in your mouth then put the primal defense in my

mouth.I then drink my 8 oz of water.Then i dont waste it.

before my surgery i started taking alot of it.I feel it help so

much. Dr kolb said i has a bad breast infection before surgery.But

when i got the surgery no infection.Just lots of scar tissue.I so

know when i need detoxing my left arm pit and breast hurt.

One thing i seem to have a problems with is im gaining weight after

surgery.Im a bit frustrated about that.I also get frustrated at time

that even natural products give me brain fog. We bought earth

friendly laundry soap the other day.Then all the sudden my brain

feel fuzzy and my lips get numb.ugh.I know we all have bad days.But

i keep pressing on.I refuse to let this get me down.My thing is i

just want to feel normal.So tommorow im cutting everything

out.Starting fresh again. YOu know this may sound funny but sometime

this is a blessing.I wouldnt know what i know now about health.It

has really made me see things in a different light.So im going to be

positive and thank God everyday for what he does for me.I love

listen to joyce meyer . www.joycemeyer.org right now see talking

about the power of simple prayer. I love i can listen on my computer.

God bless michele

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Bindi, I experienced the same reaction. The primal defense made me queasy, and I felt pretty yucky, which I attribute to yeast die-off. Rogene told me that its best to take the Fungal Defense first and then introduce Primal Defense later. Eventhough I didn't feel good, I was glad to know it was working! Katy:)freebindi <bindi@...> wrote: I started taking it recently, and have been

feeling nauseated, and also have had a pretty bad flare of all my symptoms-- aches and pains, vertigo,vision probs, fatigue, brain issues-- which I haven't had for a long while. Could this be a herx reaction? Sorry is this question has been answered already countless times. I no longer read every message to the group-- I couldn't keep up. Thanks~ Bindi

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Hi ,

That's interesting because I gained weight after explant, too.

Before implants I remained the same weight (usually gained 5 lbs

each winter and lost those same 5 lbs each summer), then I got

implants and during the 6 months I had them I dropped 10 lbs (I was

too thin). I got explanted and gained the 10 lbs back plus another

5 to 10, and no matter what I do I can't get rid of it. I've been

going to the gym for the past couple of months, 3 times a week, I go

for walks, nothing. Eating less makes no difference. I know muscle

weighs more than fat but I thought the increase in activity would

speed up my metabolism.

Anyway, I'm thankful that I am physically able to work out at the

gym and walk - that wasn't the case when I had implants. For the

past few months I have also struggled with some returning symptoms,

and I need to be proactive about that - like trying Primal Defense

and doing the Ionic Foot Baths.

Sis

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