Guest guest Posted March 13, 2006 Report Share Posted March 13, 2006 Sorry Pamela, You also asked why I switched? I had some hair on my head, but it's gotten worse, I'm almost bald at the front of my head now. So I thought I would give Armour a try, to see if at least the texture of my hair improved. Plus Armour is giving you other T numbers besides the ones commonly referred to. Just because medics have not done the science on these other values, God put them all there for a reason, even if medics do not understand what role they play in overall thyroid function. By the way, I also learned through reading/research when I was losing pubic and underarm hair that that was likely adrenal in origin as well. No G.P. ever told me about, or considered these things. Val Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 4, 2006 Report Share Posted December 4, 2006 > > Hi Bee, ==>Hi SG. Welcome to our group. I see you just joined us on December 3rd. > I've been on the Candida Diet for about 4 weeks now. I have notice > about a 5-10% differnce (i don't feel as though my stomach is > stretching apart when I eat), but I am still extremely bloated. I get really discouraged because I feel like nothing is helping and my > progress is just so slow. Do you have any suggestions for me? I try to work out everyday to get my mind off of it. I've also gained about 10 pounds within 1-2 months. I have noticed that I am a lot less depressed on the Candida Diet. So does this mean its working? ==>Unless you joined and re-joined Dec. 3rd you couldn't have been on my diet/program for 4 weeks. So please read my main article " How to Successfully Overcome Candida " which was sent to you when you joined; or find it in our group's files (left menu) in the 1st folder along with Candida, How to Get Started so you can re-check your diet and supplements. Also see the Candida Diet and Candida Supplements folders for handy lists. ==>When candida is overgrowing and also when it is killed off it puts out carbon dioxide (gas), along with over 70 other toxins, most of which are alcohol. It does take time, patience and persistence to heal naturally, so you cannot expect overnight results or improvements. See the Healing Naturally Folder for articles about what to expect. You will get worse before getting better, and there will get good days and bad days. > Also, I was wondering if Flax seeds are okay? I take it so I have my fiber (i have constipation problems), but when I take it I feel more bloated than normal. ==>Flax seeds and any fibres, other than those in the veggies recommended, are not okay. They damage the intestines and cause digestive problems. See the Candida Diet Folder for Fibre information. I drink TONS of water (4-6 L/day) so i know that's not the problem. What are your thoughts? ==>Tons of water is not the answer either my friend. You can drink TOO much water and cause lots of problems for yourself. If you read my article you will understand better; also see the Water Folder. The best in health, Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 4, 2006 Report Share Posted December 4, 2006 Dear Bee, Thank you so much for writing back. I am still very confused about one thing. My naturopath told me that my body does not agree with dairy-which I already knew- but I was wondering if butter is still okay. I know you highly recommend it, but will it affect me negatively due to my dairy sensitivity? Please let me know whenever you get a chance. Thanks SG > > > > Hi Bee, > > ==>Hi SG. Welcome to our group. I see you just joined us on > December 3rd. > > > I've been on the Candida Diet for about 4 weeks now. I have notice > > about a 5-10% differnce (i don't feel as though my stomach is > > stretching apart when I eat), but I am still extremely bloated. I > get really discouraged because I feel like nothing is helping and my > > progress is just so slow. Do you have any suggestions for me? I try > to work out everyday to get my mind off of it. I've also gained > about 10 pounds within 1-2 months. I have noticed that I am a lot > less depressed on the Candida Diet. So does this mean its working? > > ==>Unless you joined and re-joined Dec. 3rd you couldn't have been on > my diet/program for 4 weeks. So please read my main article " How to > Successfully Overcome Candida " which was sent to you when you joined; > or find it in our group's files (left menu) in the 1st folder along > with Candida, How to Get Started so you can re-check your diet and > supplements. Also see the Candida Diet and Candida Supplements > folders for handy lists. > > ==>When candida is overgrowing and also when it is killed off it puts > out carbon dioxide (gas), along with over 70 other toxins, most of > which are alcohol. It does take time, patience and persistence to > heal naturally, so you cannot expect overnight results or > improvements. See the Healing Naturally Folder for articles about > what to expect. You will get worse before getting better, and there > will get good days and bad days. > > > Also, I was wondering if Flax seeds are okay? I take it so I have > my fiber (i have constipation problems), but when I take it I feel > more bloated than normal. > > ==>Flax seeds and any fibres, other than those in the veggies > recommended, are not okay. They damage the intestines and cause > digestive problems. See the Candida Diet Folder for Fibre > information. > > I drink TONS of water (4-6 L/day) so i know that's not the problem. > What are your thoughts? > > ==>Tons of water is not the answer either my friend. You can drink > TOO much water and cause lots of problems for yourself. If you read > my article you will understand better; also see the Water Folder. > > The best in health, Bee > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 7, 2006 Report Share Posted December 7, 2006 Hi Bee, So I made ghee ( or tried to - i didnt have a strainer line cheese cloth thing, but i kept taking the top layers of foam off and putting it back in the oven to try to remove it all), I've been using if for the past 2 days, and today again I feel like my stomach is stretching apart (thats what one of my symptoms are; excessive bloating)-- i ate dinner at 5:30pm, and its 9:20pm now. I don't feel as though I ate too much either. Do you think i just don't tolerate butter/ghee or did I not make it right? :/ Have a good night! SG > > > > Dear Bee, > > Thank you so much for writing back. I am still very confused > about one thing. My naturopath told me that my body does not agree > with dairy-which I already knew- but I was wondering if butter is > still okay. I know you highly recommend it, but will it affect me > > negatively due to my dairy sensitivity? > > ==>All candida sufferers do not tolerate dairy, except for butter. > The reason butter is okay is because of this: " The higher the > butterfat content the lower the lactose. " Butter contains the > lowest maount of lactose of any dairy. Some people may also be > sensitive to the proteins in butter, but you can remove those > proteins by making your own ghee - see our Recipe Folder. > > ==>I do not believe butter will affect you negatively at all, > particularly if you make ghee. > > Luv, Bee > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 8, 2006 Report Share Posted December 8, 2006 > > Hi Bee, > So I made ghee ( or tried to - i didnt have a strainer line cheese > cloth thing, but i kept taking the top layers of foam off and > putting it back in the oven to try to remove it all), I've been > using if for the past 2 days, and today again I feel like my stomach > is stretching apart (thats what one of my symptoms are; excessive > bloating)-- i ate dinner at 5:30pm, and its 9:20pm now. I don't > feel as though I ate too much either. Do you think i just don't > tolerate butter/ghee or did I not make it right? :/ ==>Hi SG. I don't believe it is the butter/ghee that is causing the problem; it is candida. Please read articles in our Allergies Folder - they will enlighten you a lot. Healing reactions are not allergic reactions for sure! You are probably going to have uncomfortable symptoms but don't necessarily blame foods. Butter also kills off candida, so that is another factor involved in the whole scenario. ==>To help alleviate pain drink ginger tea, or ginger & fennel tea, or chew on raw ginger or fennel seeds, or take 1 tsp baking soda in 6 ounces of warm water. If all else fails take Pepto Bismol, which is bismuth (a natural substance) but buy the kind that doesn't contain aluminum, or you could try going on the 9-Day Program I recommend in my main article, or see the Digestion Folder. Luv, Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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