Re: mitro valve prolapse and other ?

[Guest guest]

Sue, I had the same thing happen to me. Years ago I was having heart palps

and they diagnosed me with mvp w/ regurgitation. They gave me the

antiobitic speech too. Well, since then, I've refused antibiotics at the

dental office. This was shortly after I had the chronic yeast/ bacterial

vaginosis problem. I was all " fixed " and wasn't about to mess with that!

Like you, I've had dental work done my whole life with no problems. The one

time I couldn't refuse was at the hospital when DD was born. I had to have

IV antibiotics on the delivery table, and I'm sure that that has

contributed greatly to DD's food allergies & sensitivities.

I will not have the antibiotics again for future babies. They told me it

was an important distiction - with or without regurgitation. Apparantly if

it is with regurgitation, you " need " the antibiotics. But I think it's all

ridiculous and I won't touch the stuff ever again!

My heart palpitations went away on their own when I cut out caffeine. I was

way on a SAD at the time, and was also under a great amount of stress.

Haven't had that problem in years, and I wish I didn't have the diagnosis of

mvp to follow me around, as I can't get good health insurance with that on

my record. (not that I ever use the insurance, but it is good to have in

case of something catastrophic.)

hth,

Marla

On 10/4/06, tauttodream <tauttodream@...> wrote:

>

> i got a call from the cardio dr tonight. Ihad an ultrasound of my heart

> done 3 weeks ago because of the palps i have been having. He said i

> have mvp which is a benign condition i have probably had since birth,

> but he suggested that any time i have dental work done i go on an

> antibiotic. I have been having dental work done my whole life without

> having antibiotics, so why now?

>

> Bee what can you contribut on this situation?

>

> Also i usually go on echinacea from october-decemberish. How will this

> affect the diet and supplements i have been doing on your plan?

>

> Also, how do i know when i am ready for the antifungals? I have been

> on the diet since june and have been feeling better for a few weeks

> now. My only problem is my monthly cycle and my tongue being white. ALl

> of the other symptoms and dieoff have been better for a few weeks? My

> digestion is somewhat better on a daily basis.

>

> thanks...sue

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Please trim your messages - see the Candida Group Information Folder.

>

[Guest guest]

i got a call from the cardio dr tonight. Ihad an ultrasound of my heart

done 3 weeks ago because of the palps i have been having. He said i

have mvp which is a benign condition i have probably had since birth,

but he suggested that any time i have dental work done i go on an

antibiotic. I have been having dental work done my whole life without

having antibiotics, so why now?

Sue, I had the same situation only my palps weren't called MVP, they

were called Super Ventricular Beats or SVB and I did the whole

anitobiotic thing at the dentist. Eventually when I started the diet,

the palps went away and I refused the antibiotics for any further

dental work. I will say that I did have all the necessary testing

before stopping the antibiotics...echocardiogram, etc.~

[Guest guest]

>

> i got a call from the cardio dr tonight. Ihad an ultrasound of my

heart done 3 weeks ago because of the palps i have been having. He

said i have mvp which is a benign condition i have probably had since

birth, but he suggested that any time i have dental work done i go on

an antibiotic. I have been having dental work done my whole life

without having antibiotics, so why now? Bee what can you contribut on

this situation?

==>Medical antibiotics are toxic (poison) to the body, and they cause

candida, so there is no reason to ever take antibiotics. Nature has

many wonderful antibiotics that are not harmful nor toxic, i.e. raw

crushed garlic, oil of oregano, clove oil, coconut oil, Pau D'arco,

and many many others. In fact oil of oregano is also a powerful pain

killer which is as strong as morphine without the side effects.

>

> Also i usually go on echinacea from october-decemberish. How will

this affect the diet and supplements i have been doing on your plan?

==>It is not necessary to take echinacea this year because you are

taking antifungals and the diet which are much better as antibiotics,

antibacterial, boosting the immune system, etc.

>

> Also, how do i know when i am ready for the antifungals? I have

been on the diet since june and have been feeling better for a few

weeks now. My only problem is my monthly cycle and my tongue being

white. All of the other symptoms and dieoff have been better for a

few weeks? My digestion is somewhat better on a daily basis.

thanks...sue

==>Sounds like you can start on antifungals now. Start with a low

dose and only gradually increase them every 4-5 days. If your die-

off symptoms are too much to handle cut back on the dose or take

smaller doses more often during the day. Hopefully you are drinking

Pau D'Arco tea which helps with die-off symptoms.

Hugs, Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Sue, I had the same thing happen to me. Years ago I was having

heart palps and they diagnosed me with mvp w/ regurgitation. They

gave me the antiobitic speech too. Well, since then, I've refused

antibiotics at the dental office. This was shortly after I had the

chronic yeast/ bacterial vaginosis problem. I was all " fixed " and

wasn't about to mess with that! Like you, I've had dental work done

my whole life with no problems. The one time I couldn't refuse was at

the hospital when DD was born. I had to have IV antibiotics on the

delivery table, and I'm sure that that has contributed greatly to

DD's food allergies & sensitivities.

>

> I will not have the antibiotics again for future babies. They told

me it was an important distiction - with or without regurgitation.

Apparantly if it is with regurgitation, you " need " the antibiotics.

But I think it's all ridiculous and I won't touch the stuff ever

again!

>

> My heart palpitations went away on their own when I cut out

caffeine. I was way on a SAD at the time, and was also under a great

amount of stress. Haven't had that problem in years, and I wish I

didn't have the diagnosis of mvp to follow me around, as I can't get

good health insurance with that on my record. (not that I ever use

the insurance, but it is good to have in case of something

catastrophic.) hth, Marla

==>Marla, this diet with its good saturated fats will strengthen your

heart, arteries, valves, etc. because it re-builds all of the body's

cells which in most areas needs to be at least 50% good saturated

fats. Man-made fats and oils weaken cells so they are flabby and

lack integrity; which also allows toxins to get in easier. It takes

some time to change over the cells with good saturated fats, but it

is well worth the effort and wait - I've heard it can take up to 4

years but I cannot verify it, yet.

Hugs, Bee

P.S. Marla would you please trim your messages - see our Candida

Group Info file. Thanks a bunch!

[Guest guest]

--- Bee Wilder <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote:

> Pau D'Arco tea which helps with die-off symptoms.

>

> Hugs, Bee

Bee,

Its funny wheni first began drink the tea i thought it

tasted so bad and i didnt know how i would continue to

do it. After a few months of drinking it regularly,

3-4 a day, its taste is beginninn to be more

comforting. I dont know if it is psycological or if i

really like it. The same goes for foods. I used to

not be able to have a salad without blue cheese

dressing on it, but now i appreciate the taste of the

food.

I enjoy food from a different persepctive. Nachos,

french fries, chips n milk shakes aren't so tempting

anymore.

I still miss the yougart though!

Sue

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[Guest guest]

> > Pau D'Arco tea which helps with die-off symptoms.

> >

> > Hugs, Bee

>

> Bee,

>

> Its funny wheni first began drink the tea i thought it

> tasted so bad and i didnt know how i would continue to

> do it. After a few months of drinking it regularly,

> 3-4 a day, its taste is beginninn to be more

> comforting. I dont know if it is psycological or if i

> really like it. The same goes for foods. I used to

> not be able to have a salad without blue cheese

> dressing on it, but now i appreciate the taste of the

> food.

>

> I enjoy food from a different persepctive. Nachos,

> french fries, chips n milk shakes aren't so tempting

> anymore. I still miss the yougart though! Sue

==>Our taste buds do change Sue. I'm glad you are enjoying the right

foods! That's wonderful.

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

we can go back to yogurt eventually, can't we?

>From: " Bee Wilder " <beeisbuzzing2003@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: [ ] Re: mitro valve prolapse and other ?

>Date: Fri, 06 Oct 2006 11:29:36 -0000

>

> > > Pau D'Arco tea which helps with die-off symptoms.

> > >

> > > Hugs, Bee

> >

> > Bee,

> >

> > Its funny wheni first began drink the tea i thought it

> > tasted so bad and i didnt know how i would continue to

> > do it. After a few months of drinking it regularly,

> > 3-4 a day, its taste is beginninn to be more

> > comforting. I dont know if it is psycological or if i

> > really like it. The same goes for foods. I used to

> > not be able to have a salad without blue cheese

> > dressing on it, but now i appreciate the taste of the

> > food.

> >

> > I enjoy food from a different persepctive. Nachos,

> > french fries, chips n milk shakes aren't so tempting

> > anymore. I still miss the yougart though! Sue

>

>==>Our taste buds do change Sue. I'm glad you are enjoying the right

>foods! That's wonderful.

>

>Luv, Bee

>

>

>

>

>

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>

>

> we can go back to yogurt eventually, can't we?

==>Hi. Is your name June? Eventually, after you are healthy, you

would be able to eat yogurt, preferably homemade from raw milk.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Bee, yes, my name is June -- I live in South Dakota, just had my

61st birthday in September -- celebrating our 40th wedding anniversary in

November. Ron (dh) was diagnosed with yeast infection about 30 years or so

ago & we don't believe he's ever really gotten rid of it. (his toe nails

alone would be proof of that I would think) When we saw the list of

possible symptoms, we realized that we probably both have candida overgrowth

-- his more severe than mine probably.

We began on the diet 2 weeks ago & we can tell a difference -- we've had

some diarrhea, etc but not bad -- finally got the coconut oil & some other

things on a trip to Sioux Falls yesterday -- ordered off the internet but

that is not here yet.

Anyway, thank you very much for your prompt reply -- as for the yogurt, I

usually make my own anyway.

Thanks again

June in SD

>From: " Bee Wilder " <beeisbuzzing2003@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: [ ] Re: mitro valve prolapse and other ?

>Date: Fri, 06 Oct 2006 15:39:29 -0000

>

>

> >

> >

> > we can go back to yogurt eventually, can't we?

>

>==>Hi. Is your name June? Eventually, after you are healthy, you

>would be able to eat yogurt, preferably homemade from raw milk.

>

>Bee

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

>

>

> Thank you, Bee, yes, my name is June -- I live in South Dakota,

just had my 61st birthday in September -- celebrating our 40th

wedding anniversary in November. Ron (dh) was diagnosed with yeast

infection about 30 years or so ago & we don't believe he's ever

really gotten rid of it. (his toe nails alone would be proof of that

I would think).

==>Hi there June. You're not much younger than me - I'll be 65 this

November. It's great to have you and your husband on my group. Many

people have totally cured toenail fungus on this program, and they

are overjoyed. There might be a success story or two in our files on

curing them.

> When we saw the list of possible symptoms, we realized that we

probably both have candida overgrowth -- his more severe than mine

probably. We began on the diet 2 weeks ago & we can tell a

difference -- we've had some diarrhea, etc but not bad -- finally got

the coconut oil & some other things on a trip to Sioux Falls

yesterday -- ordered off the internet but that is not here yet.

==>You and your dh will be so very happy you've learned this

information. You've got a lot to look forward to, in good health.

Just hang in there during the healing crisis periods and don't try to

do too much - more is not better!

> Anyway, thank you very much for your prompt reply -- as for the

yogurt, I usually make my own anyway. Thanks again June in SD

==>You are welcome. You will be able to enjoy homemade yogurt in

future. Do take good care.

The best in health, Bee

>