Re: bloating and weight gain

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

> I have been doing the diet etc for only three weeks. I am not fully

on the diet but am getting there. I am having the electrolyte drink

four times a day and four tsp of CO a day. I am taking the cod liver

oil, vita c, calc/mag, vit b. I've just started the pau d'arco tea

three times a day. I still have a few things to get. I am doing the

skin brushing and celtic salt baths as well.

==>Very well done .

> The problem I have at the moment is that I am very bloated and am

gaining weight. For a person who has always watched my weight this is

a bit scary. My periods didn't really come this week as expected, just

a tiny bit and some mucus that I don't normally see. Any idea on what

may be happening?

==>Bloating and gas are caused by candida being killed off, which puts

out carbon dioxide (gas). Would the weight be mostly from bloating or

from water retention? Because this diet is too low in carbs to cause

weight gain all by itself. As far as your period is concerned, it is

common for women starting on this program to have scant or no periods

for a time because their bodies need to put energy into healing and

dealing with all of the toxins candida puts out when killed off.

==>Also candida toxins make all of the body's cells go rigid and there

there are more from die-off. This means: 1) that hormones are not

going to be produced as they should, 2) hormones aren't being

transported as well, and 3) when hormones get to the cells it is more

difficult for them to get into them because the cells are rigid. Hang

in there, it won't last.

The best, Bee

[Guest guest]

That makes me feel better. At least I know this blosted stomach is

for a reason. The weight gain must be from that but I wondered also

whether the increased fats from the CO contributes to it. I also

forgot to mention that I have a constant pain on my left side lower

abdomen which started after about a week on the diet. Is there also

an explanation for this? Btw, I have also had increased energy this

week so that's a positive! Many thanks for your time Bee.

> >

> > Hi Bee,

> > I have been doing the diet etc for only three weeks. I am not

fully

> on the diet but am getting there. I am having the electrolyte

drink

> four times a day and four tsp of CO a day. I am taking the cod

liver

> oil, vita c, calc/mag, vit b. I've just started the pau d'arco tea

> three times a day. I still have a few things to get. I am doing

the

> skin brushing and celtic salt baths as well.

>

> ==>Very well done .

>

> > The problem I have at the moment is that I am very bloated and

am

> gaining weight. For a person who has always watched my weight this

is

> a bit scary. My periods didn't really come this week as expected,

just

> a tiny bit and some mucus that I don't normally see. Any idea on

what

> may be happening?

>

> ==>Bloating and gas are caused by candida being killed off, which

puts

> out carbon dioxide (gas). Would the weight be mostly from

bloating or

> from water retention? Because this diet is too low in carbs to

cause

> weight gain all by itself. As far as your period is concerned, it

is

> common for women starting on this program to have scant or no

periods

> for a time because their bodies need to put energy into healing

and

> dealing with all of the toxins candida puts out when killed off.

>

> ==>Also candida toxins make all of the body's cells go rigid and

there

> there are more from die-off. This means: 1) that hormones are not

> going to be produced as they should, 2) hormones aren't being

> transported as well, and 3) when hormones get to the cells it is

more

> difficult for them to get into them because the cells are rigid.

Hang

> in there, it won't last.

>

> The best, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

>

> That makes me feel better. At least I know this blosted stomach is

> for a reason. The weight gain must be from that but I wondered

also whether the increased fats from the CO contributes to it.

==>Nature made fats do not make your body create fat; carbs do!

Please see the article " How to Take the Fear Out of Eating Fat " in

the Oils & Fats Folder.

> I also forgot to mention that I have a constant pain on my left

side lower abdomen which started after about a week on the diet. Is

there also an explanation for this? Btw, I have also had increased

energy this week so that's a positive! Many thanks for your time Bee.

==>It's not your appendix because that is on your right side. Try

having a coffee enema and see if that helps it.

You are so welcome .

Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> I wanted to chime in that I lost my period for 3-4 months but alas,

has returned as normal as before!

==>Yippee for you Anita. You are doing a lot that is right. Keep up

the good work.

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

There could be a few things going on that are making

you feel bloated and gaining weight:

- You aren't eating enough

- You are eating too much

- You are taking in too much salt or regular salt

instead of the sea salt

- You aren't eating the meats and veggies that work

best for your body type

- You are bloated because of die off and this is

temporary

- You are eating off plan foods along with on plan

foods - this is a disaster and will make you gain

weight quickly.. carbs and high fat don't mix.

If you'd like my help, let me know. Feel free to

respond here or to my email address privately.

Luv,

Debby

San , CA

380/256/150

--- juliusluke2004 <matthys@...> wrote:

> Hi Bee,

> I have been doing the diet etc for only three weeks.

> I am not fully on

> the diet but am getting there. I am having the

> electrolyte drink four

> times a day and four tsp of CO a day. I am taking

> the cod liver oil,

> vita c, calc/mag, vit b. I've just started the pau

> d'arco tea three

> times a day. I still have a few things to get. I am

> doing the skin

> brushing and celtic salt baths as well. The problem

> I have at the

> moment is that I am very bloated and am gaining

> weight. For a person

> who has always watched my weight this is a bit

> scary. My periods

> didn't really come this week as expected, just a

> tiny bit and some

> mucus that I don't normally see. Any idea on what

> may be happening?

>

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