Re: Non-organic butter, raw bacon and no candida

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--- chrisruehl <chrisruehl@...> wrote:

> The reason why I think I don't have it is because I

> have zero die-off

> from the coconut oil. Isn't that a give-away?

Hi

I no longer get die-off from the 1/3 cup of coconut

oil I eat daily nor the 6 cloves of garlic but I am

sure I still have candida.

I'm not sure but I'm thinking I need to step and take

some stronger anti-fungals. I ran out of oregano oil

but last time when I was taking it I got die off from

that. So I think I need to get some more of it.

Luv,

Debby

San , CA

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>

> Hi Bee!!

> I think I need to switch from organic butter to non. But it's going

to be hormone and antibiotic free. (Organic is more than double the

cost) Is this ok?

==>Yes that's okay.

>

> Can I eat my bacon raw, meaning out of the package without frying it?

==>If it is from certified organic pigs.

>

> Also I've been thinking that I probably don't have candida anymore.

I> had it in 1999 and went on a year, year and half diet and recovered

> then from my symptoms.

>

> I know what you say about the spit test (mine resulted as barely or

> mild) and the questionnaire. The thing is I feel the questionnaire

is a set up because some questions will never change i.e.: " did you

take even one course of antibiotics ever in your life? " So we'll

always test positive... By the way, my results were only 34%!

==>That's great Chris!

>

> The reason why I think I don't have it is because I have zero

die-off from the coconut oil. Isn't that a give-away?

==>Die-off is not a measure of whether you have candida or not.

>

> I found out that my bloating doesn't happen if I only eat fat and

> protein. So my bloating isn't a sign of candida. The moment I have a

> carb, I'm a goner! We're talking balloon-city here. My tongue is not

> as coated as it used to be. And I haven't had a ringworm breakout

> since on the diet. (But I barely had one every 4-6 months or so).

(My candida lab work came back negative but I also know about false

negatives)

==>You still have candida my dear if you are reacting like that to carbs.

>

> Anywho!!!! I found out (by myself) in May I had celiac and when I

> stopped eating wheat many symptoms went away.

==>When I had candida I was horribly reactive to wheat, but after I

cured it I could have wheat without any problems at all. Celiac

disease and candida go hand in hand. In any case this program will

cure them both.

>

> My main symptoms are debilitating fatigue but it comes from

> hormonal imbalance (even though those tests also return negative).

> (You know with all the corruption with doctors, you'd think they'd

> botch up your lab work to tell you you're positive and scare you and

> sell you more drugs. But don't let me give them any ideas. [i hope

you > don't have spies here...]) Other symptoms: a major sleep

disorder, fluid in middle right ear that won't clear and I think most

my symptoms are due to the mercury, lead and other metals that I

tested positive for.

>

> So I figure at 34% and no die off (I don't do other antifungals) I

> don't have to freak out when I go a bit off the diet. (We're

> not talking major offtrack here. It's not like I'm scarfing down

pizza or drowning my sorrows in pepsi and other plastic foods, just a

square of additive-free chocolate here and there. Plus I take alpha

lipoic acid to counteract the glycation). So I can be here for the

health aspects and try to find out how to heal my symptoms.

==>I recommend you stay on the program and not go off it even if your

Questionnaire was only 34%. You have tons of symptoms that point to

candida, but it is your decision.

>

> What do you think Bee? (About my not having candida, not about my

diet adultery with lady-killer Mr. chocolate)

> Raw bacon wishes and beef liver dreams,

==>Final decision, you have candida and this program will cure it,

along with your many other symptoms and health problems.

Luv, Bee

>

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--- " Bee " wrote:

> > C: Can I eat my bacon raw, meaning out of the package without

frying it?

> ==>B: If it is from certified organic pigs.

C: It isn't but it's from Trader Joe's (and I thought they don't shoot

pigs with hormones or antibiotics anyways?) Are you saying that if

they don't serve them pigs organic, pesticide free meals, the raw

bacon could be harmful?

> B==>You still have candida my dear if you are reacting like that to

>carbs.

> B==>When I had candida I was horribly reactive to wheat, but after I

> cured it I could have wheat without any problems at all. Celiac

> disease and candida go hand in hand. In any case this program will

> cure them both.

C: Thanks for letting me know!

> B==>I recommend you stay on the program. You have tons of symptoms

>that point to candida, but it is your decision. (...) You have

>candida and this program will cure it,

> along with your many other symptoms and health problems.

C: I wasn't going to quit, I like the results I'm seeing!

Thanks Bee!!

Hugs,

Chris.

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>

> > > C: Can I eat my bacon raw, meaning out of the package without

> frying it? > ==>B: If it is from certified organic pigs.

>

> C: It isn't but it's from Trader Joe's (and I thought they don't

shoot pigs with hormones or antibiotics anyways?) Are you saying that

if they don't serve them pigs organic, pesticide free meals, the raw

bacon could be harmful?

==>Yes it could be harmful; why take a chance.

Luv, Bee