sickness

[Guest guest]

I plan on doing a bowel cleanse this weekend--hoping to

lose additional ten pounds from the cleanse.

At least I am not hungry but my binging mentality has

kicked in. I ate 9 grapefruit since 7am this morning

it is now 12:30pm and I can't stop eating them--Ruby

Red Grapefruit--are sweet and delicious. I am going to

try to use a little self disipline and focus on

drinking water the rest of the day.

Height: 5'4

Age: 38

Start Day: 3/5/06

Start Weight: --180

Current weight after 48 hours on diet 171

Goal Weight: 120 by 5/5/06

Crystal

--- howmanymore1000 <howmanymore1000@...>

wrote:

>

> >

> > After having 2 water enemas and 2 coffee enemas my

> wife is

> suffering

> > sickness..now I'm only assuming this could be

> linked..anyone any

> ideas?

> >

> > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.

> >

> > I would question as to how much preparation went

> into doing these.

> It very well could be that she is suffering from

> Herxheimer's

> syndrome. It is a condition where the body may

> become overloaded

> with various toxins from various sources like dieing

> parasites to

> just the release of toxins from fat cells.

> >

> > A coffee enema is an extremely powerful liver

> stimulation method

> and can certainly bring on some very uncomfortable

> conditions. It

> can be likened to doing an overload of exercise to

> try to acquire a

> muscular physic in a very short period of time. It

> causes various

> other problems similar to the muscles reactions to

> extreme exercise

> without a proper buildup to the desired goal.

> >

> > Dale

> >

> >

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

> removed]

>

> Elaborate what you mean by preparation?

> >

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Claudina, please do the 9-day program I recommended.

Bee

>

> Dear Bee,

>

> I´m feeling very sick, besides from my upset due to the magnesium.

> My belly is huge, even when I´m very skinny.

> Perhaps has something to do with the fact that I´ve been vegetarian

for 22 years and this is the 7 time I ate tuna. Yesterday and today I

puree the tuna with sauerkraut. It wasn´t very pleasant, but I cannot

say if it is because I´m not used to fish or what.

> I cannot eat the hard egg today because I´ll puke.

> A year ago when I took that medication ( oxicodona ) it ruined my

liver.

> So I don´t know what to do.

> I put 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda in a cup of mineral water and sip

it to see if I feel better.

> So on top of my sickness I couldn´t stop blenching for a while.

>

> Do you have any suggestion ?

>

> Thank you so much,

> Claudina

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Claudina,

I believe that the brand of the supplement is also very important. When I was

on my road to healing from lupus I took Blackmore's Omega 3 and I felt very sick

in hte head after 3 caps, though my hands felt softer. After that I took USANA.

WOw felt wonderful.Pharmaceutical brand-so it is very pure and clean.

LAboratories is a good brand to according to ComparativeGuide to supplements by

Lyle MAcwillian

No 2 supplements are equal. I discover it the hard way. Even my bro who has

no illness, he says taking supplements is good for a while after that with

prolonged taking he feels like vomitting it out. Hmm many friends had that

experience. Just sharing

Joni

Claudina Pugliese <claudinapugliese@...> wrote:

I tried raw egg and made me sick.

I think I have to leave the tuna, wich made me sick every time I took it ( and

that was every day, as I don't eat meat or poultry ). My reflux is worse, and

have pain in my esophagus where I had had a wound almost a year ago.

I began to feel worse yestarday when I took 1 tablet of vitamin C each hour,

even when is stomach friendly. I only could do it a few times and had to stop.

I used to take it only after meal.

That was to help me with my constipation. Magnesium make my stomach hurt.

I had to sleep sitting wich is very uncomfortable ( still more since I spend

most of my day sitting on bed )

I wish I could do the diet like most of you.

I'll wait till I'm better.

This is a very nice group, and I'm thankfull for that.

Love,

Claudina.

---------------------------------

Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life, your story.

Play Sims Stories at Games.

[Guest guest]

I'd be inclined to stop, sounds as if he has a bug of some sort and if you see capsules then he might not have taken up the last dose anyways

JMHO

Mandi x

In a message dated 09/05/2010 12:06:33 GMT Daylight Time, kirsty.allen@... writes:

My son has been sick at 11am and out next dose of ALA and DMSA is at 1pm.He had his last dose at 10am. When he was sick there were a few capsules floating in it (sorry for description!)Does anyone know if i stop the round?

[Guest guest]

I got a cold last week and seem to be getting over it. Does having CMT affect

the body more during a sickness? My body wears down and it takes awhile for me

to feel 'normal' again. What are good vitamins for a CMT'er to take?

Matt

[Guest guest]

Matt,

Anyone, anytime who gets a cold or the flu, feels bad and take a while to get

100% again. With CMT, a cold can be an added 'stressor' so besides the 1)cold,

you have 2) stress. Add to that any anti-biotics you take, that can be another

stressor.

A good general purpose vitamin like One A Day Men's Pro Edge or Bayers One A Day

for Men's Health might work. But talk to your doctor because he may have

something else in mind. I hope you are eating enough fruit and vegetables and

whole grains because so many vitamins are in good food.

Somewhere I have a list of what people with CMT should take from Dr. . I

will try to find it and repost later.

Take a look at this on Multivitamins. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multivitamin

I don't take a multivitamin, but I do take Vit. E, as a supplement.

Gretchen

[Guest guest]

Ok thought I would join in on the weird symptoms messages has anyone had a lack

of appetite and feeling sick after eating very little (I can't eat a full slice

of bread that's how little) I have some pain in my stomach also and feel very

bloated and very very tired

Any ideas ?

Thank you

mechelle

Sent from my iPhone

On 14 May 2012, at 18:42, <wepsi@...> wrote:

>

> Since we are going through weird symptoms... Anyone here have experience

> with panic attacks and/or thyroid issues? I had some muscle tremors some

> weeks ago, along with slight fever and other stuff that the doc said was

> probably caused by a panic attack. Other than I couldn't get a clear

> diagnosis. I just started to wonder if the tremors were part of the panic

> attack, because to me they felt like they were caused by physical issues.

> Thyroid issues did come up, but the blood test couldn't confirm it.

> The tremors weren't like the normal SMA tremor. They were all over my

> body, and felt like the muscles tried to tense up and just barely making

> it. I felt it even in muscles I really can't move that much on my own.

> Anyone had anything like this?

>

> - Venla R

> SMA II

>

[Guest guest]

Tiredness can come from not eating properly. Have you tried heartburn

medication? For me one of the symptoms of heartburn is just that.

- Venla

On Mon, 14 May 2012 18:57:00 +0100, mechelle

<xx_laura_s_xx@...>

wrote:

> Ok thought I would join in on the weird symptoms messages has anyone had

a

> lack of appetite and feeling sick after eating very little (I can't eat

a

> full slice of bread that's how little) I have some pain in my stomach

also

> and feel very bloated and very very tired

>

> Any ideas ?

>

> Thank you

> mechelle

>

> Sent from my iPhone

>

> On 14 May 2012, at 18:42, <wepsi@...> wrote:

>

>>

>> Since we are going through weird symptoms... Anyone here have

experience

>> with panic attacks and/or thyroid issues? I had some muscle tremors

some

>> weeks ago, along with slight fever and other stuff that the doc said

was

>> probably caused by a panic attack. Other than I couldn't get a clear

>> diagnosis. I just started to wonder if the tremors were part of the

panic

>> attack, because to me they felt like they were caused by physical

issues.

>> Thyroid issues did come up, but the blood test couldn't confirm it.

>> The tremors weren't like the normal SMA tremor. They were all over my

>> body, and felt like the muscles tried to tense up and just barely

making

>> it. I felt it even in muscles I really can't move that much on my own.

>> Anyone had anything like this?

>>

>> - Venla R

>> SMA II

>>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I take omperasol it's not heart burn

Thank you

mechelle

Sent from my iPhone

On 14 May 2012, at 19:03, <wepsi@...> wrote:

>

> Tiredness can come from not eating properly. Have you tried heartburn

> medication? For me one of the symptoms of heartburn is just that.

>

> - Venla

>

> On Mon, 14 May 2012 18:57:00 +0100, mechelle

> <xx_laura_s_xx@...>

> wrote:

> > Ok thought I would join in on the weird symptoms messages has anyone had

> a

> > lack of appetite and feeling sick after eating very little (I can't eat

> a

> > full slice of bread that's how little) I have some pain in my stomach

> also

> > and feel very bloated and very very tired

> >

> > Any ideas ?

> >

> > Thank you

> > mechelle

> >

> > Sent from my iPhone

> >

> > On 14 May 2012, at 18:42, <wepsi@...> wrote:

> >

> >>

> >> Since we are going through weird symptoms... Anyone here have

> experience

> >> with panic attacks and/or thyroid issues? I had some muscle tremors

> some

> >> weeks ago, along with slight fever and other stuff that the doc said

> was

> >> probably caused by a panic attack. Other than I couldn't get a clear

> >> diagnosis. I just started to wonder if the tremors were part of the

> panic

> >> attack, because to me they felt like they were caused by physical

> issues.

> >> Thyroid issues did come up, but the blood test couldn't confirm it.

> >> The tremors weren't like the normal SMA tremor. They were all over my

> >> body, and felt like the muscles tried to tense up and just barely

> making

> >> it. I felt it even in muscles I really can't move that much on my own.

> >> Anyone had anything like this?

> >>

> >> - Venla R

> >> SMA II

> >>

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Every SMA person should follow this: http://www.aadietinfo.com/

Aul

________________________________

From: mechelle <xx_laura_s_xx@...>

" " < >

Sent: Monday, May 14, 2012 11:57 AM

Subject: Re: Sickness

 

Ok thought I would join in on the weird symptoms messages has anyone had a lack

of appetite and feeling sick after eating very little (I can't eat a full slice

of bread that's how little) I have some pain in my stomach also and feel very

bloated and very very tired

Any ideas ?

Thank you

mechelle

Sent from my iPhone

On 14 May 2012, at 18:42, <wepsi@...> wrote:

>

> Since we are going through weird symptoms... Anyone here have experience

> with panic attacks and/or thyroid issues? I had some muscle tremors some

> weeks ago, along with slight fever and other stuff that the doc said was

> probably caused by a panic attack. Other than I couldn't get a clear

> diagnosis. I just started to wonder if the tremors were part of the panic

> attack, because to me they felt like they were caused by physical issues.

> Thyroid issues did come up, but the blood test couldn't confirm it.

> The tremors weren't like the normal SMA tremor. They were all over my

> body, and felt like the muscles tried to tense up and just barely making

> it. I felt it even in muscles I really can't move that much on my own.

> Anyone had anything like this?

>

> - Venla R

> SMA II

>

[Guest guest]

First, thanks for sharing the website. It's great to see that people are looking

at the way nutrition can support maintaining good health.

My only issue here is the idea that this plan is for everyone.

Aside from the SMA we all come from different genetic backgrounds with a slew of

predispositions built into our DNA. Some people need a high fat diet, others

high protein. Lets not discount the other factors involved.

My personal issue is refined sugar. I can eat all the fats that I want with no

adverse side effects but one little cupcake and disaster.

That said, for the widespread respiratory issues found in SMA patients, dairy

free diet would absolutely help avoid congestion and other complications.

I think I just want to say 'yay for this, but figure out what's right for you.'

There just isn't one easy formula for everyone.

Susie

>

> >

> > Since we are going through weird symptoms... Anyone here have experience

> > with panic attacks and/or thyroid issues? I had some muscle tremors some

> > weeks ago, along with slight fever and other stuff that the doc said was

> > probably caused by a panic attack. Other than I couldn't get a clear

> > diagnosis. I just started to wonder if the tremors were part of the panic

> > attack, because to me they felt like they were caused by physical issues.

> > Thyroid issues did come up, but the blood test couldn't confirm it.

> > The tremors weren't like the normal SMA tremor. They were all over my

> > body, and felt like the muscles tried to tense up and just barely making

> > it. I felt it even in muscles I really can't move that much on my own.

> > Anyone had anything like this?

> >

> > - Venla R

> > SMA II

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, it is for everyone who has SMA. Just amount is different. Contact

Bodzo who has helped many people with this diet, including her own daughter.

Aul

________________________________

From: SiouxiQ <siouxi_q@...>

Sent: Monday, May 14, 2012 12:30 PM

Subject: Re: Sickness

 

First, thanks for sharing the website. It's great to see that people are looking

at the way nutrition can support maintaining good health.

My only issue here is the idea that this plan is for everyone.

Aside from the SMA we all come from different genetic backgrounds with a slew of

predispositions built into our DNA. Some people need a high fat diet, others

high protein. Lets not discount the other factors involved.

My personal issue is refined sugar. I can eat all the fats that I want with no

adverse side effects but one little cupcake and disaster.

That said, for the widespread respiratory issues found in SMA patients, dairy

free diet would absolutely help avoid congestion and other complications.

I think I just want to say 'yay for this, but figure out what's right for you.'

There just isn't one easy formula for everyone.

Susie

>

> >

> > Since we are going through weird symptoms... Anyone here have experience

> > with panic attacks and/or thyroid issues? I had some muscle tremors some

> > weeks ago, along with slight fever and other stuff that the doc said was

> > probably caused by a panic attack. Other than I couldn't get a clear

> > diagnosis. I just started to wonder if the tremors were part of the panic

> > attack, because to me they felt like they were caused by physical issues.

> > Thyroid issues did come up, but the blood test couldn't confirm it.

> > The tremors weren't like the normal SMA tremor. They were all over my

> > body, and felt like the muscles tried to tense up and just barely making

> > it. I felt it even in muscles I really can't move that much on my own.

> > Anyone had anything like this?

> >

> > - Venla R

> > SMA II

> >

>

>