Constipation

October 23, 2005

naturalcalm.net is their website.

Good luck,

zoelle1995 <ashikino@...> wrote:

Hi Ive never heard of the natural calm magnesium, but Im willing to

try it..How much do you use and what is the brand name?

Thanks

> Hi, Machaela is 10 and the past month or so we have been running

into

> constapation issues, we recently started her on very low dose of

> riperadal and would this cause it?? We have her on houston enzymes

2

> zyme and 1 pep...Devin said to remove the zyme prime for a few day

but

> this hasent help.. Does anyone have any further suggestions...Its

> really bad and she is in alot of pain...Thank you

>

October 23, 2005

>

> Hi, Machaela is 10 and the past month or so we have been running into

> constapation issues,

Constipation ideas

http://www.danasview.net/constip.htm

>> we recently started her on very low dose of

> riperadal and would this cause it??

Yes. Try increasing magnesium and/or vitamin C.

Dana

November 10, 2005

On Fri, 11 Nov 2005, Faith wrote:

> Ever since I went on the glyconutrients I have had trouble with

> constipation. This was not a problem for me before. It seems like I

> hardly have to go anymore. There just isn't much waste coming down the

> pike if you know what I mean. I don't have any pain anywhere.

>

> I have gotten off all the products because of just feeling so sick all

> the time and because of the constipation. I am feeling much better now,

> being very serious with my diet, but just having this continual

> problem.

>

Hi Faith,

After I'd been on Bee's diet for a while, I went through a period lasting

maybe 3-4 weeks where I had terrible constipation. Not much seemed to

help. Not even the vitamin C treatment. It just seemed to be a healing

phase I was going through.

Hopefully yours will clear itself up, too.

Zack

November 11, 2005

Hello Sommer,

When we start eating nourishing foods (Bee's recommendations) we " starve "

the Candida. This causes the Candida to die off. Then these dead cells can be

very constipating.

Constipation at the beginning of the diet, is your body's way of telling you

that you're successfully killing Candida overgrowth. Now, if you " cheat "

with bad carbs/sugars on some days, then follow it up with a good diet, then

the

Candida grows (from the bad carbs) and then dies off (from the good food)

and the ficious cycle continues.

But, if you follow Bee's advice to the letter, you will heal your body. Like

Nike said, " Just do it " .

Hang in there, it gets better,

November 11, 2005

Sommer wrote:

> I think eating all this meat is making me constipated. I've been

> drinking the lemon drink but it's not helping. I'm going to do a

> coffee enema in the morning, but I don't really like to resort to such

> measures.

==>Meats in and of themselves will not cause constipation, so there

must be some other factor that is causing your constipation. You need

plenty of " good " saturated fats with proteins - they work together. I

did an experiment last year and had only meats, eggs and good fats for

3 weeks. My bowels ran extremely smoothly with better stool bulk than

I've ever had. It was amazing! Are you also taking cod liver oil and

the other supplements?

==>The coffee enema is perfectly safe and healthy for detoxifying, but

don't do them very frequently because enemas do interfere with the

normal functions of the large bowel, esp. balancing water in the body

and the making of some vitamins.

>It makes me uneasy when there's lots of incoming but no

> outgoing. Any suggestions? Is what happens to meat eaters?

==>No, that doesn't happen to meat eaters at all. There are many

groups throughout the world that have been, or are, strictly meat and

fat eaters and they are extremely healthy without any bowel problems.

==>Sommer, maybe read through the files in our Digestion folder first

and see what is recommended for constipation, but I suspect you'll need

to increase your " good " fats to start with. Also ensure you are

chewing your meats very very well.

>>Also I ate some bread today for the first time in a couple weeks and

I felt> my throat constricting afterwards. I'm almost glad I had that

> reaction so that I have a legitamate reason for staying away from the

> insidious stuff (if I have just ONE bite I always gorge myself).

==>Wow, that was a good lesson huh? I know what you mean by gorging

yourself. Grains and sugars are very addictive.

God speed to you too Sommer.

Bee

November 13, 2005

I don't recommend this very often as it upsets the electrolyte and fluid balance

of the body, but the following remedy is an old naturopathic cure which WILL

take care of severe constipation withing a few hours, usually only a couple of

hours before results are seen: Mix one tablespoon of sea salt with 1 quart warm

water and drink ALL of it as rapidly as possible first thing in the morning.

It is kind of hard to get it all down, but it is possible. Just keep on sipping

until it is gone. Some people just go back to bed for awhile and when they

arise, voila, constipation is a thing of the past. This solution will also help

to cleanse the small intestine.

A body in normal health will recover from this onslought within a few hours,

just drink plenty of water. Now, when I say " severe constipation " , I mean the

kind that is causing you intestinal discomfort, nauseous or other vaguely " sick "

feelings from the toxins in your intestines and/or other symptoms that indicate

a real problem. Do NOT use this to relieve occasional mild constipation! And

be very careful too if you have any indication of impaction, though I did use it

myself under such a condition. I do not believe that this is in any way

dangerous to the person in average physical condition and I have done it myself

with excellent results. But, it makes me feel rather ill on the day I have used

it, so I reserve it for only those times when I need a " big gun " .

Good luck! Hugs, Judy

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November 16, 2005

>>Since the diet we have seen a huge jump in eye-contact but it

> is not consistent. Could we be currently developing other allergies?

> Maybe I need to work on changing the amount of enzymes.

You might need to adjust enzyme doses, add enzymes, remove foods that

the enzymes are not addressing, or make other changes.

> How long does it take before you see the full benefit of enzymes?

For my son, about three weeks.

> I suspect that she had yeast problems since she had die off symptoms

> when we started enxymes. Wouldn't the yeast be resolved by now and

> how do I tell if it is still a problem?

Yeast info

http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

It depends what she eats and what yeast and other interventions you

are doing, as to whether you can keep it under control with just enzymes.

My son's gut yeast overgrowth issues were resolved with ALA chelation.

> How do I tell if her leaky gut is resolved?

For my son, when he was able to eat all foods without enzymes, and had

no more gut yeast. This happened at the end of ALA chelation.

Dana

January 6, 2006

>

> Hello Bee,

>

> Sorry for asking more than my fair share of questions. I've been

> doing your diet, feel great apart from constipation...it's been

three days now and I know that's bad as all the toxins will be

floating round my body as they can't get out.

>

> What can I do to regulate this and get relief today!! Is just more

> and more water the answer. Can I start taking pysillium husks?

> aaaaah. Enemas sound messy and horrible, plus I live with my

parents.

==>Amy, please do not apologize for wanting to learn. For

constipation read the article in the Digestion folder; lots of

magnesium in the amounts suggested and megadoses of vitamin C will

work. Do not take pysllium husks for any reason. There is a lot of

false information about it's benefits, and they actually cause

negative reactions in many people - fibres are not the answer - see

the article on Fibres - I think it is in the Digestion folder too.

==>Enemas are not messy like you might think. Are your parents ever

away so you can get time to yourself to try the first one so you will

know.

>

> I'm thinking of having a colonic in the future but I need to get

> things moving.

===>You could get a colonic now, but most practitioners require that

you do too many. Only have one done every 4-5 days and not more than

3. They tend to be more invasive than doing your own enema.

>

> Also I have pain in my adrenals, do think this is because something

> good is happening or toxins building up because of the

constipation, or maybe because I've done my first full week at work.

I know it's hard to say so sorry if it's an impossible question.

==>If you are having pain on both sides above your kidneys it's

adrenals, but if mostly on your right side that's the liver. All of

the things recommended in my article for detoxifying help both the

liver and the adrenals, i.e. dry skin brushing, epsom salt baths,

lemon juice and ocean sea salt in water, liquid chlorophyll,

rebounding exercises or jumping rope (even walking), etc. You can

also help detoxification by drinking 4-5 cups of clove tea per day -

see the recipe in my article or in the Recipe Folder.

>

> Thank you for all your answers to my other questions you are a

> diamond.

==>Awe shucks. Thanks my friend.

Lotsa hugs, Bee

February 27, 2006

You might try psyllium. When my gut started healing

due to a good diet, everything got weird for awhile.

Psyllium helps a lot!

-- Heidi

philallen876546 wrote:

> Hi, Does anyone know whether if you mix too many probiotics or

> fermented foods you may cause constipation. I seem to have an issue at

> the moment and I current take, SBO's, yogurt, kefir and sauerkraut.

>

> Thanks

> Phil

February 27, 2006

You may need more dietary fibers from vegetables.

Pumpkin,squash,yam potatos...

Brans like automeal,nuka...

Toasted rice bran works fine to maintain gut.

Enough water.

Cold water intake in early morning helps a lot.

April 4, 2006

Hi

There are over the counter chew tablets called " Fiber " he will have to drink

lots of water with it. be careful with the ones you swallow. they can enlarge

in the throat. next, when he sits down to try to potty after he eats dinner.

Have him blow a balloon. like a " punching bag balloon " . something that is hard

to blow. this will move the muscles and cause him to push down to help the poop

come out. they also have a prescription called " Mirlax " . I was told this

doesn't stay in their system. you can increase & decrees as needed. My son was

on this for a little less that two months. (this Mirlax helped him poop each

day) Now He just takes his fiber tablets and needs nothing else. (he still poops

each day) If your son will eat peanut butter & jelly. You can make your own

jelly just like they do in the nursing homes. boil a little water in a pot.

Add prunes, figs, raisins. make it into a paste. use it as a spread like jelly

with peanut butter. wow that

works. In the past, others wrote in things that worked for their child. maybe

they will do that again for you. Good luck - Rose

mytwoboys97_00 <mytwoboys97_00@...> wrote:

Hi everyone,

I know that this is a weird subject but.... Last week, (5 1/2,

AS) started throwing up in the middle of the night only for about 3

days. He had complained about nausea and at times was pretty pale.

Last Friday, I took him to the ER. He was so pale, you could see the

capilleries on his skin. He was extremely lathargic. Turns out after

urine test, blood tests, chest xray and a stomach ray. was so

back up (so to speak) that whatever food he ate (dinner being the most

heaviest meal) he had no room to digest it. So suppositories here we

come. Finally he started pooping. And he has been himself since then.

Although he says that he doesn't like yucky poops, so he would hold it

in. OK-- does have Sensory dysfunction but this is something new.

Has anyone had a problem like this and how do you solve it. is a

very picky eater and WILL NOT touch a fruit or veggies. I can not keep

giving him suppositories to go. HELP!!

Cori

mom to ph 8, Left clubfoot

and 5, AS and Sensory Dysfunction

April 4, 2006

Hi,

My ds (almost 6) has the same problem. It has not gotten to the point of

going to the hospital, but we have had to use suppositories with him numerous

times. It is very difficult when it gets to that point. My ds does not like to

go poop and tries to control it. My ds has been taking Miralax everyday for

about 2 years and it has helped so much. Miralax is a non-stimulant fiber

powder that I give to him in a drink each day. Ask your Dr. about Miralax.

I hope this helps.

Nora