Re: Need advice for surgery this Thursday-avoiding antibiotics...

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your message about this, as I have been

wondering about the answer to, and never got a chance

to ask Bee.

I very much fear how to get through a surgery without

antibiotics or infection. Two years ago I delivered

my son via vertical c-section and it was horrid!

Luv,

Debby

San , CA

--- corinne_ski <corinne_ski@...> wrote:

> I am having surgery in a few days to remove breast

> implants that I

> got several years ago when I was a different person.

> Anyway, the

> implants have not given me any problems, but since I

> am trying to

> heal my whole body and try for more babies in a few

> months it's a

> good time to get them out and start living with the

> body God gave me.

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" The process of changing a lifestyle is more important than reaching a

goal or measuring a performance. " -- Theodore Isaac Rubin

My son Hunter Hudson (10/11/04) http://debbypadilla.0catch.com/hunter/

[Guest guest]

> I am having surgery in a few days to remove breast implants that I

> got several years ago when I was a different person. Anyway, the

> implants have not given me any problems, but since I am trying to

> heal my whole body and try for more babies in a few months it's a

> good time to get them out and start living with the body God gave

me.

>

> I didn't realize antibiotics would enter the picture until today

at my pre-op. The doctor said the first dose would be in the IV and

then gave me an Rx for Keflex for a few more days. There's no way I

can get it out of the IV-he thinks I'm crazy as it is for having

this surgery done at all and for wincing at antibiotics. He also

gave me a couple of Diflucan pills to try to make me feel better.

==>You can get around having the IV contain antibiotics! You have

do have rights and choices. Tell the doctor you want to sign a

disclaimer absolving the hospital and doctor of any responsibility

so you do not have to take it.

> How can I get around the Keflex pills? Is it safe after the IV to

not take them? I am hoping you might have specific suggestions

involving garlic teas or something. Can I take the Diflucan anyway

or is it not worth it? I hate thinking about my candida starting a

big party during the hour I'm on that IV. At the same time I don't

want to risk a raging bacterial infection (for which of course I

would never hold any of you responsible for helping with advice!) I

will have drains put in too for a few days in the armpit area so

that has to be kept very clean and dry, too.

==>Nature's antibiotics are extremely effective, not like drugs

which are toxic and will increase your candida, and you should not

take Diflucan - it is too hard on the liver. Yes, garlic is a

fantastic antibiotic and so are oil of oregano and clove oil. The

only reason your body would create a bacteria is to clean up your

body - see articles on my website:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu5_3_1.php

==>Drink 4-5 cups of garlic tea with lemon and ginger per day, and

eat well. Bee's egg drink is great too. Coconut oil is a natural

antibiotic as well.

==>If you absolutely cannot avoid the antibiotics in the IV take

probiotics as I recommend for candida for several days. Believe me,

you will get sicker from drugs, but not from natural treatments. If

you take drugs your body will create bacteria in order to get rid of

them.

Let us know how it goes.

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

> ==>Drink 4-5 cups of garlic tea with lemon and ginger per day, and

> eat well. Bee's egg drink is great too. Coconut oil is a natural

> antibiotic as well.

Thanks so much, Bee. I am assuming you think I should skip the

Diflucan. I have read mixed stuff about it but will go look up your

take on the website. I'll stock up today on extra garlic and ginger

since I take clove oil in herbal tea as my antifungal. Also I recently

started the probiotics so that is good. I'll let everyone know how it

goes.

+Corinne

[Guest guest]

> Thanks so much, Bee. I am assuming you think I should skip the

> Diflucan. I have read mixed stuff about it but will go look up

your

> take on the website. I'll stock up today on extra garlic and

ginger

> since I take clove oil in herbal tea as my antifungal. Also I

recently started the probiotics so that is good. I'll let everyone

know how it goes.

==>Yes, please do not take Diflucan. Take clove oil instead. Clove

oil is very powerful - it is the highest in antioxidants - see the

article on it.

I wish you the very best. You will do fine without any drugs!

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

I've just joined the group, and have read the introductory material.

I'm scheduled to start taking Diflucan tomorrow, but have been

having reservations about doing so.

I went to an ear nost and throat specialist last week because of bad

allergies/sinuses. An allergist I had previously gone to had been

useless - just through drugs at me. The second doctor said I am most

likely suffering from candidiasis (I have many of the classic

symptoms), as well as having allergies.

She seemed really ready to work with me so I can get better, and am

reluctant to say, this early in our " relationship " , that I'd rather

not take the antifungal medication and instead take a more natural

approach. Do you have any ideas as to how I could say this?

Also, do I really need her, given that I am committed to changing my

diet, environment, etc. - doing whatever I need to do to get

better? The course she is prescribing for me is also going to cost

a lot of money that I just don't have right now. She wrote out

several prescriptions - a mouthwash for thrush, the diflucan for

systemic candidiasis, an ointment for hives and other occasional

redness on my face. She wanted me to schedule blood work, get a cat-

scan for my sinuses, etc.

I'm really not sure what to do. Any advice would be greatly

appreciated.

> > Thanks so much, Bee. I am assuming you think I should skip the

> > Diflucan. I have read mixed stuff about it but will go look up

> your

> > take on the website. I'll stock up today on extra garlic and

> ginger

> > since I take clove oil in herbal tea as my antifungal. Also I

> recently started the probiotics so that is good. I'll let everyone

> know how it goes.

>

> ==>Yes, please do not take Diflucan. Take clove oil instead.

Clove

> oil is very powerful - it is the highest in antioxidants - see the

> article on it.

>

> I wish you the very best. You will do fine without any drugs!

>

> Luv, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

<snowgeese7200@...> wrote:

I've just joined the group, and have read the introductory material.

I'm scheduled to start taking Diflucan tomorrow, but have been

having reservations about doing so.

I went to an ear nost and throat specialist last week because of bad

allergies/sinuses. An allergist I had previously gone to had been

useless - just through drugs at me. The second doctor said I am most

likely suffering from candidiasis (I have many of the classic

symptoms), as well as having allergies.

She seemed really ready to work with me so I can get better, and am

reluctant to say, this early in our " relationship " , that I'd rather

not take the antifungal medication and instead take a more natural

approach. Do you have any ideas as to how I could say this?

Also, do I really need her, given that I am committed to changing my

diet, environment, etc. - doing whatever I need to do to get

better? The course she is prescribing for me is also going to cost

a lot of money that I just don't have right now. She wrote out

several prescriptions - a mouthwash for thrush, the diflucan for

systemic candidiasis, an ointment for hives and other occasional

redness on my face. She wanted me to schedule blood work, get a cat-

scan for my sinuses, etc.

I'm really not sure what to do. Any advice would be greatly

appreciated.

Hello ,

Welcome to Bee's forum!

Be encouraged as Bee has all the information you need to

help build your immune system through diet, natural supplements and

methods to help your body heal itself. No need for expensive plans or

prescriptions.

Here are some links for specific articles that would be helpful to

you from Bee's new website.

Sinus & Nose Treatments

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/sinus4.php

The Forgotten Art of Hydrotherapy, Part I

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/sinus5.php

Sinusitis, Self-Acupressure Treatments

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/sinus6.php

Bee's site also has a great search engine where you can put in things

you are interested to know more about like antibiotics, etc.

When you go on her site, http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com, you

will find " site search " on your left. Click on it to bring the page

up so you can use it to search for what you desire.

Hope this helps. :-)

Debra NW

[Guest guest]

Dear Debra -

Thanks so much for the encouraging response - I've read through (I

spelled it right this time!) Bee's introductory material, so now

will take a look at the specific articles you listed.

> Hello ,

> Welcome to Bee's forum!

>

> Be encouraged as Bee has all the information you need to

> help build your immune system through diet, natural supplements

and

> methods to help your body heal itself. No need for expensive plans

or

> prescriptions.

>

> Here are some links for specific articles that would be helpful to

> you from Bee's new website.

>

> Sinus & Nose Treatments

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/sinus4.php

>

> The Forgotten Art of Hydrotherapy, Part I

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/sinus5.php

>

> Sinusitis, Self-Acupressure Treatments

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/sinus6.php

>

> Bee's site also has a great search engine where you can put in

things

> you are interested to know more about like antibiotics, etc.

>

> When you go on her site, http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com, you

> will find " site search " on your left. Click on it to bring the

page

> up so you can use it to search for what you desire.

>

> Hope this helps. :-)

> Debra NW

>

[Guest guest]

==>Hi . Welcome to our group!

> I've just joined the group, and have read the introductory

material. I'm scheduled to start taking Diflucan tomorrow, but have

been having reservations about doing so.

==>I suggest you not take Diflucan because it is extremely hard on

the liver. Your doctor should have done liver function tests prior

to prescribing them and test should be done every month while on

them. There are so many safe and much more effective antifungals,

but the diet is the most important aspect of curing candida.

==>You wouldn't start on antifungals until you are completely

following the diet and taking all of the supplements, which is

explained in my article sent to you when you joined " How to

Successfully Overcome Candida " (which is required reading for this

group, as well as the other materials emailed to you, i.e. Group

Rules & Guidelines and the Introduction to our group).

==>Debra gave you very good advice about searching and reading.

Reading and learning are the first step towards health. Debra is one

of my moderators (we have 7 because this group is so very busy).

We are here to help and support you . Read first and then

you will be able to ask appropriate questions and understand what is

going on.

The best in health, Bee