Adrenals To Bee

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Hey Bee,

I have been doing the hot shower/cold water thing for

my adrenals as listed in the adrenal weakness file,

and i notice that adrenal area aches after the

hot/cold shower soak. What could be causing it to

ache? Also, what exactly does that exercise do for

the adrenals? Thanks, Juli

Also, my 10 year old son, who has mild Aspergers

syndrome, has started the yeast protocol (he has been

on the yeast diet long enough), and we have started

garlic, chlorella, caprylic acid and oregano, all in

that order, gradually. It has been about 2 weeks, and

he has started increased tics, like clearing his

throat repeatedly, cocking his head back over and

over. He has had tics on and off, mildly for a few

years, but now it is bad. ARe we going too fast

killing the yeast, or should we just work through the

increased anxiety in him? THanks, Juli ppa. What

are your thoughts on Fungal Defense by Garden of life?

I am wondering if this wouldnt be easier, less

supplements. He does not eat starch or sugar or

juice, he loves meat!

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> Hey Bee,

>

> I have been doing the hot shower/cold water thing for

> my adrenals as listed in the adrenal weakness file,

> and i notice that adrenal area aches after the

> hot/cold shower soak. What could be causing it to

> ache? Also, what exactly does that exercise do for

> the adrenals?

==>The showers stimulate the adrenals. The aching could be a sign

the showers " wake up " your adrenals. The aching should subside after

awhile. You can also do " dry skin brushing " , which I believe is more

effective, and jump rope or rebound on a trampoline. Exercise is

very important for adrenal functioning. It doesn't have a pump to

move it like the heart, so exercise or stimulating showers are the

only way to get it moving, which helps it clear out toxins and move

the fluids around the body.

>

> Also, my 10 year old son, who has mild Aspergers

> syndrome, has started the yeast protocol (he has been

> on the yeast diet long enough), and we have started

> garlic, chlorella, caprylic acid and oregano, all in

> that order, gradually. It has been about 2 weeks, and

> he has started increased tics, like clearing his

> throat repeatedly, cocking his head back over and

> over. He has had tics on and off, mildly for a few

> years, but now it is bad. ARe we going too fast

> killing the yeast, or should we just work through the

> increased anxiety in him?

==>Any increased symptoms when doing the candida program indicate the

body is working hard at healing. You could back off a big on the

antifungals so the symptoms aren't as severe. Coconut oil is much

better than caprylic acid, which comes from coconuts, and it is not

processed. He does not need to take so any different kinds of

antifungal. Besides coconut oil he would only need garlic or

oregano, not both, nut it won't hurt him to take both - it's just a

thought if you want to save money.

> What are your thoughts on Fungal Defense by Garden of life?

> I am wondering if this wouldnt be easier, less supplements. He

does not eat starch or sugar or juice, he loves meat!

==>That's wonderful he loves meat!! I believe that Garden of Life

products are extremely expensive when compared to the benefits they

give. That's because they spend a lot of money on marketing and

advertising. IMO garlic OR oregano are just as good. Good certified

organic raw garlic is very inexpensive by comparison. See my notes

about about the numbers of antifungals. Coconut oil is extremely

important as part of the diet along with other good fats, i.e.

butter, lard, chicken fat, beef fat, etc.

Bee