Re: New Year, New Start.

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Marguerite wrote:

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> Thanks to all of you, for your lovely messages, full of hope and

> understanding. You have restored my hope that maybe there is an end

> to this after all these years, and most importantly that " I " can do

> something to help myself, rather than relying on Doctors to find

out what is wrong.I am trying to get all the things together and plan

how I'm going to start the diet next week. Organic food is very

expensive here and I have to be very disciplined to cook seperate

meals for myself, my son who is extremely faddy and my partner who

eats constantly and pooh poos any diet whatsover.

==>You can do a lot to help yourself Marguerite. Remember that only

your body can heal itself provided you give it what it needs to do

its job, and eat nothing that is " man-made " . You will find you need

to eat less amounts of food when they contain nutrients and are not

toxic, i.e. organic.

>It will be hard, but when I start to see benefits I'm sure it will

get easier, how do you all manage with other family members and

children who are eating normal diets?.

==>They are not eating " normal diets " because " normal diets " are

diets based on nature. They are eating toxic foods which are devoid

of nutrients. Eventually its affects will show up with diseases. Many

families change over to a more healthy way of eating together, but

that can be difficult if other members do not see the damage they are

causing themselves. Actually healthy eating is very tasty, but when

a person is addicted to sugars and chemicals added to foods it is

hard for them to change their bad habits. My own daughter believes

I'm a nut when it comes to foods and health. It pains me to see the

large bottle of Canola oil on her counter. I have to take my own

foods in order to eat at her house, esp. butter, sea salt, salad

dressings.

> I am very loathe to take any supplements as I'm afraid of this " die

> off " thats mentioned by a lot by members.

==>I do not believe the supplements recommended will cause die-off,

but changes in the diet will if you do not do it gradually. When I

could only eat 9 foods in the whole world while I was curing my

candida (everything else came back up), my supplements stayed down

and didn't cause me any problems, and I started on digestive enzymes

right away. But do start them at a low dose and gradually increase

them.

>As ive said before I have the sole responsibility for running the

household and must be strong as I can. Is there something I can take

that will help to boost my immune system but not cause bad side

effects? The doctor today prescribed antibiotics (yet again) for a

sinus infection that has been going on for over 3 weeks and I will

take a probiotic alongside them.

==>You can treat your sinus problem without resorting to

antibiotics. See the article on Sinus Treatments in our files, and

also take megadoses of vitamin C (4,000 mgs at once, and 1,000 mgs

every hour until you reach bowel tolerance - loose stools - then cut

back 250 mgs. every hour until you reach bowel tolerance again, and

so on), and also drink 4 cups of clove tea per day (perferably made

from only organic whole clove spice, which are not irradiated,

crushed up) - use 2 teaspoons ground in 4 cups of water. Boil the

water first, remove from heat and then add the cloves and allow it to

steep 20 minutes; strain and drink hot or cold.

> I have also pulled up the carpets as I'm so sure that they are

> contributing to my sinus problems. In the house we were in before

we moved here 6 months ago, there were wooden floors everywhere and

> although I still got sinus infections, it was nothing like the

> constant ones i get here in this fully carpeted house. plus its

much easier having a dog in an uncarpeted house ;-)).

==>Pulling up the carpets is a very smart move!!

> Anyway just wanted to say again, a huge thank you to everyone.It

> still amazes me how strangers from across the world reach out to

each other so readily, it really shows that there is some good that

has come out of the bad times we've had,

==>You are so welcome! It is very fulfilling to me to help so many

people at my age (64) after going through what I did to become

healthy.

> bless you all

You too Marguerite!

Bee

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> ==>You are so welcome! It is very fulfilling to me to help so many

> people at my age (64) after going through what I did to become

> healthy.

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> > bless you all

>

> You too Marguerite!

> Bee

You are truly an inspiration Bee, Thank you for being here for us x

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