Re: Hi Bee and anyone else re- b complex with b12

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> hello does anyone know a great brand of b complex ?? i have all my

> suppliments except b complex soo i have been forcing myself to eat

> liver hehe ... it needs to be yeast sugar dairy free right and non

> vegiterian source?? thankyou guys Lilly

==>Recently I came up with a better way to get B vitamins, and that is

with Nutritional Yeast Flakes. You can take 1 tbls twice a day either

in water or added to the raw egg drink or other foods. It is available

at healh stores in the bulk bins. Do an archive search of the messages

to get more details about it. You will need to take 50 - 100 mg of

niacin in addition even though it does contain niacin. Niacin is so

important for removing radiation and other toxins from the body, for

improving circulation, and it provides oxygen (alternative to ozone

therapy or H202 treatments).

Bee

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Personally, I like the b complex from Nutrilite

June in SD

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> > hello does anyone know a great brand of b complex ??

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> Personally, I like the b complex from Nutrilite

> June in SD

==>Where do you buy Nutrilite products?

Bee

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I'm new here and with severe dysbiosis. Alt doc said I

will not heal without removal of my mercury fillings.

I've studied both issues some long time.

For B vits, non food source, I use the sublingual

versions from Source Naturals as many merc toxic

people have problems with oral supps and it is in the

co enzyme form so ready to go:). I recently read of

added problems from lack of B-12 so have sublingual

version of it too. I cannot take daily.

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

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> >

> >

> > Personally, I like the b complex from Nutrilite

> > June in SD

>

> ==>Where do you buy Nutrilite products?

>

> Bee

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>

> I'm new here and with severe dysbiosis. Alt doc said I

> will not heal without removal of my mercury fillings.

> I've studied both issues some long time.

> For B vits, non food source, I use the sublingual

> versions from Source Naturals as many merc toxic

> people have problems with oral supps and it is in the

> co enzyme form so ready to go:). I recently read of

> added problems from lack of B-12 so have sublingual

> version of it too. I cannot take daily.

==>Hi there. What is your name? Welcome to our group.

This diet and the supplements chelate out heavy metals quick nicely,

and chelating is one of the things the body does best when given the

right nutrients to do the job. I didn't have my mercury fillings

removed when I cured my candida in the mid 1980s (I couldn't afford

it), yet it didn't stop me from getting well.

I like the idea of sublingual B vits - do you have a website for

them? You would get plenty of B-12 from meats as recommended on

this diet, which are the only source of " real " B-12. See the

article in our Candida Diet Folder about it.

Bee

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I like the idea of sublingual B vits - do you have a website for

them? > Bee

--->Many sublingual B vitamins I have come across contain sugar. Some

didn't list ingredients so I have called only to be advised frutose

was one of the ingredients. Survival enterprizes has a sublingual b

vitamin sweetened with stevia. www.survival-enterprises.com

Pat Brogan

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Hi Bee,

I'm Debbie, thought my email would say so, sorry for

not signing. I am glad to be here and have your vast

knowledge to learn new angles and my memory is not the

best:O anyway.

The first article I read online re B-12 as

METHYLCOBALAMIN was this site, she has quite a bit of

info though from a lay persons angle, it brought new

ideas to me and her descriptions fit also for some of

mine.

http://www.health-boundaries-bite.com/B12-Malabsorption-Illness.html/

While trying to find this one, I found this one

http://www.mts.net/~baumel/B12.htm/

I'd like to hear your story from the merc angle if you

could, I get bad symptoms just from eating some foods

that are natural chelators. That is why I don't take

the Bs every day. Right now my liver is ailing so I

have to address that before I start aiming higher.

Debbie

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

>

> >

> > I'm new here and with severe dysbiosis. Alt doc

> said I

> > will not heal without removal of my mercury

> fillings.

> > I've studied both issues some long time.

> > For B vits, non food source, I use the sublingual

> > versions from Source Naturals as many merc toxic

> > people have problems with oral supps and it is in

> the

> > co enzyme form so ready to go:). I recently read

> of

> > added problems from lack of B-12 so have

> sublingual

> > version of it too. I cannot take daily.

>

> ==>Hi there. What is your name? Welcome to our

> group.

>

> This diet and the supplements chelate out heavy

> metals quick nicely,

> and chelating is one of the things the body does

> best when given the

> right nutrients to do the job. I didn't have my

> mercury fillings

> removed when I cured my candida in the mid 1980s (I

> couldn't afford

> it), yet it didn't stop me from getting well.

>

> I like the idea of sublingual B vits - do you have a

> website for

> them?

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

> I'm Debbie, thought my email would say so, sorry for

> not signing. I am glad to be here and have your vast

> knowledge to learn new angles and my memory is not the

> best:O anyway.

==>Hi Debbie. Welcome to our group.

> The first article I read online re B-12 as METHYLCOBALAMIN was

this site, she has quite a bit of info though from a lay persons

angle, it brought new ideas to me and her descriptions fit also for

some of mine.

> http://www.health-boundaries-bite.com/B12-Malabsorption-

Illness.html/

>

> While trying to find this one, I found this one

> http://www.mts.net/~baumel/B12.htm/

==>I could not access either one of those sites.

>

> I'd like to hear your story from the merc angle if you

> could, I get bad symptoms just from eating some foods

> that are natural chelators. That is why I don't take

> the Bs every day. Right now my liver is ailing so I

> have to address that before I start aiming higher.

==>The diet is the first two steps of my program so you can build up

your immune system, cut off the food feeding candida and eliminate

foods that are damaging. When you have candida you don't want to

address the body as separate units, i.e. addressing the liver. My

girlfriend's son at 10 years old was hospitalized with liver

dysfunction and they couldn't find anything wrong. I'd been telling

her for years that he had candida, but she wouldn't listen to me.

Finally after being in the hospital she took him to a holistic M.D.

and sure enough he had candida. He went on the diet, supplements,

etc. and as he progressed his liver got better and better until

finally it was normal again.

==>Candida puts out over 79 toxins, most of which are alcohol, so

wonder candida sufferers have liver problems. Please read my article

sent to you when you joined very thoroughly - it is also in our files

(left menu) - it is in the 1st folder along with an article " Candida,

how to get started. " There are many helpful things to detox your

liver in addition to the diet, i.e. dry skin brushing, coffee enemas,

clove and Pau D'arco teas, Epsom salt baths, liver massages, etc.

The most healthy thing for your liver is the good nature-made fats,

i.e. coconut oil, butter, lard, etc. along with oil soluble vitamins

and omega-3. The liver clogs up badly with man-made fats (vegetable

oils, margarine, etc.) which are like eating melted tupperware to the

body because they are so toxic. When you read my article you will

understand.

The best to you, Bee

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http://www.mts.net/~baumel/B12.html

http://www.health-boundaries-bite.com

go in that way if you can't access this one, the other

one was cut off

http://www.health-boundaries-bite.com/B12-Malabsorption_Illness.html

[Guest guest]

Debbie and Bee,

Thank you for the site for B-12 information. I am sure that I am deficient.

Can I take the Methylcobalamin form of Vit B in conjunction of the Vit B

Complex?

Re: [ ] Re: Hi Bee and anyone else re- b complex with

b12

http://www.mts.net/~baumel/B12.html

http://www.health-boundaries-bite.com

go in that way if you can't access this one, the other

one was cut off

http://www.health-boundaries-bite.com/B12-Malabsorption_Illness.html

[Guest guest]

>

> Debbie and Bee,

>

> Thank you for the site for B-12 information. I am sure that I am

deficient. Can I take the Methylcobalamin form of Vit B in conjunction

of the Vit B Complex?

Hi . Yes, it won't hurt you because B vitamins are water

soluble so any that your body doesn't need it will just throw off.

Bee

>

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Nutrilite can be found at Quixtar.com --- you can buy either wholesale or

retail --- if you want to go in & look around you can use my website if you

like which is www.rjmarketing.wwdb.biz --- you can use the access code

health. If you have questions it would probably be good to e-mail me

privately

but that is of coarse, up to you Bee since this is your site,(smile)

Bee, I do want to thank you for all the research & work you've done on this

program -- my dh & I are both feeling better already -- we've been taking it

slowly & haven't had real severe die-off symptoms. dh usually is having

major asthma problems this time of year but he's doing fine this year --

we're both losing weight -- a good thing. & we're both having less trouble

with acid reflux.

Thanks again,

June in SD

>From: Debbie Mcdonald <belynor@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Hi Bee and anyone else re- b complex with

>b12

>Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2006 12:58:50 -0700 (PDT)

>

>I'm new here and with severe dysbiosis. Alt doc said I

>will not heal without removal of my mercury fillings.

>I've studied both issues some long time.

>For B vits, non food source, I use the sublingual

>versions from Source Naturals as many merc toxic

>people have problems with oral supps and it is in the

>co enzyme form so ready to go:). I recently read of

>added problems from lack of B-12 so have sublingual

>version of it too. I cannot take daily.

>

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

>

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > Personally, I like the b complex from Nutrilite

> > > June in SD

> >

> > ==>Where do you buy Nutrilite products?

> >

> > Bee

>

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> Nutrilite can be found at Quixtar.com --- you can buy either

wholesale or retail --- if you want to go in & look around you can

use my website if you like which is www.rjmarketing.wwdb.biz ---

you can use the access code health. If you have questions it would

probably be good to e-mail me privately but that is of coarse, up to

you Bee since this is your site,(smile)

==>Thank you June. I live in Canada and haven't seen it in the

health stores here. I'll check out that website later. I'm swamped

today.

>

> Bee, I do want to thank you for all the research & work you've done

on this program -- my dh & I are both feeling better already -- we've

been taking it slowly & haven't had real severe die-off symptoms. dh

usually is having major asthma problems this time of year but he's

doing fine this year -- we're both losing weight -- a good thing. &

we're both having less trouble with acid reflux. Thanks again,

==>That's wonderful June! I'm so happy to hear it. How long have

you been on this program? Also may I post your message in our

Success Story file?

Luv, Bee

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We've been at it for about a month is all -- sure, feel free to post our

story

Thanks again for all you do Bee

btw, are cranberries cooked with meat (no sugar) okay?

Thank you,

June

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

>Reply-

>

>Subject: [ ] Re: Hi Bee and anyone else re- b complex with b12

>Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2006 15:31:30 -0000

>

>

> > Nutrilite can be found at Quixtar.com --- you can buy either

>wholesale or retail --- if you want to go in & look around you can

>use my website if you like which is www.rjmarketing.wwdb.biz ---

>you can use the access code health. If you have questions it would

>probably be good to e-mail me privately but that is of coarse, up to

>you Bee since this is your site,(smile)

>

>==>Thank you June. I live in Canada and haven't seen it in the

>health stores here. I'll check out that website later. I'm swamped

>today.

> >

> > Bee, I do want to thank you for all the research & work you've done

>on this program -- my dh & I are both feeling better already -- we've

>been taking it slowly & haven't had real severe die-off symptoms. dh

>usually is having major asthma problems this time of year but he's

>doing fine this year -- we're both losing weight -- a good thing. &

>we're both having less trouble with acid reflux. Thanks again,

>

>==>That's wonderful June! I'm so happy to hear it. How long have

>you been on this program? Also may I post your message in our

>Success Story file?

>

>Luv, Bee

>

>

>

>

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> We've been at it for about a month is all -- sure, feel free to post

our story.

==>Thanks June!

Thanks again for all you do Bee. btw, are cranberries cooked with meat

(no sugar) okay?

==>Rights, cranberries are not okay.

Luv, Bee