Help! Newbie with question

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Hello Bee~I have stumble across your site and ended up here. Your

site is fantastic, it sums up all the research and reading I've done

in the past 3 years.

I have 2 questions, but I need to give a brief overview about my

health:I am have overcome Fibromyalgia by diet changes and anti

fungals, all excpet the fatigue. An N.D. is see (4 hrs from me) has

helped me find the final result of why my health can't get over the

hurdle. Spiroketes. He can't diagnose me with Lyme's but that's the

little bugger that causes the havoc. I only battle mild fatigue now,

and vaginal yeast infections. He also said the candida will not go

away until we eradicate the spirokets. So the battle is on!

I have been following basically your diet for 1 1/2 yrs, except I

have to eat beans, rice, and the grains you speak of (no oats

though). I am 5'4 " and only weigh 110 lbs (before the diet I weighed

140). The weight falls off like it's cool unless I eat...A LOT! I am

taking the typcial supplements:mulit, Vit C, fish oil, mag,Flax most

of these are pharmaceutical grade or close to it. My question is

about probiotics. I am so sick of spending lots of $$ on probiotics

(even the well touted one's) and still developing yeast infections if

I eat to much beans or grains.

Is is possible to replace store bought probitics with the Cabbage

rejeuvalac for such a severe yeast imbalance?

Second question: If microwaving is not good, and I send my husband's

lunch with him to work every day, how should he heat the food OR how

do you keep it heated?

Your help in these two areas is greatly appreciated. I worked in a

vitamin & supplement store for years and appreciate the info on your

site. I am planning on passing your site address on. God's peace to

you Bee!

Sincerely,

Mrs. Dee

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> Hello Bee~I have stumble across your site and ended up here. Your

> site is fantastic, it sums up all the research and reading I've

done in the past 3 years.

==>Hi Dee. Welcome to our group.

>

> I have 2 questions, but I need to give a brief overview about my

> health:I am have overcome Fibromyalgia by diet changes and anti

> fungals, all excpet the fatigue. An N.D. is see (4 hrs from me)

has helped me find the final result of why my health can't get over

the hurdle. Spiroketes. He can't diagnose me with Lyme's but

that's the little bugger that causes the havoc. I only battle mild

fatigue now, and vaginal yeast infections. He also said the candida

will not go away until we eradicate the spirokets. So the battle is

on!

==>The antifungals I recommend will get rid of any little buggers,

including the one that causes Lyme's, i.e. clove oil, oil of oregano

or garlic.

>

> I have been following basically your diet for 1 1/2 yrs, except I

> have to eat beans, rice, and the grains you speak of (no oats

> though). I am 5'4 " and only weigh 110 lbs (before the diet I

weighed 140). The weight falls off like it's cool unless I eat...A

LOT!

==>Weight is the least of your problem when you have candida. When

I cured my candida 20 years ago, at one point I was losing 3 lbs.

per day and could only eat 9 foods in the whole world (I had no

choice because everything came back up). I went down to skin and

bones so that a man could put his fingers around my thigh. It took

me 2 1/2 years to cure it. If you continue to eat beans, rice and

grains you will not cure your candida.

> I am taking the typcial supplements:mulit, Vit C, fish oil,

mag,Flax most of these are pharmaceutical grade or close to it. My

question is about probiotics.

==>I do not recommend a multi of any kind because there is no way to

maintain quality when they try to cram so much into one pill, so I

believe they are a waste of money. It is healthier, and less

costly, to buy separate supplements like I recommend. Falx is not

reommended because it requires your body to convert the type of

omega 3s in it, which most unhealthy people and those with candida

cannot do - instead take cod liver oil or fish oils per my article

(one taken in summer and one in winter). See my main article " How

to Successfully Overcome Candida " for all supplement information.

Check out what I recommend for Vitamin C too. You also need to take

B complex (niacin is taken separately if synthetic is in the one you

buy), Vitamin E, and calcium/magnesium - and maybe others. Re-check

your supplements against my list.

> I am so sick of spending lots of $$ on probiotics (even the well

touted one's) and still developing yeast infections if I eat to much

beans or grains.

==>There is no point to spend money on supplements, antifungals or

probiotics if you are going to continue eating things that are

damaging, in addition to them feeding candida.

>

> Is is possible to replace store bought probitics with the Cabbage

> rejeuvalac for such a severe yeast imbalance?

==>Of course; please re-read the probiotics section of my article.

>

> Second question: If microwaving is not good, and I send my

husband's lunch with him to work every day, how should he heat the

food OR how do you keep it heated?

==>He might need to start taking foods that do not need to be

heated. I suggest you post a separate message to the group so they

can help you with this problem.

>

> Your help in these two areas is greatly appreciated. I worked in

a vitamin & supplement store for years and appreciate the info on

your site. I am planning on passing your site address on. God's

peace to you Bee!

==>Thank you so much Dee.

The best in health, Bee