Re: 2 months on the diet! (words of encouragement!)

[Guest guest]

Wow ! I am very impressed with your progress. That's very

well done my friend. May I please post your message in our Success

Stories folder?

The best always, Bee

>

> Firstly, sorry about the length, it is however encouraging!

> Just wanting to fill you all in on my recovery, and perhaps provide

a

> little hope. Although I must warn you I have only had candida for 18

> months (after being so healthy all my life we were able to pinpoint

> nearly the exact time/reason for the infection overgrowth). I was on

> a no grain diet for 2 months first (I still ate fruit), then I did a

> short course of nystatin (2 weeks), then started Bee's

> diet/supplement program (even enemas, which i am not afraid to admit

> because they simply work - no two ways about it) on the first of

> September (2007). I must stress that not once have I cheated, and

yes

> the cravings DO go away, in fact I look forward to a nice fatty

piece

> of meat for dinner more than any other food I can imagine! BTW Sugar

> cravings only went when I stopped absolutely all sugars (not even a

> single piece of fruit). My results have been dramatic in just under

2

> months The large majority of symptoms subsided after starting Bee's

> diet though.

>

> Persistent candida symptoms I now no longer have:

> Fatigue, problems with concentration and short-term memory, extreme

> tightness in the shoulders and neck, acid reflux, wild sugar-

cravings

> (sometimes i would be satisfied after eating a block of chocolate

and

> a bag of lolly snakes), un-refreshing sleep, " crawling " skin,

> sensitive teeth, depression, irritability, anxiety, personality

> changes and mood swings, paranoia, shortness of breath, dizziness,

> irregular heartbeat, irritable bowel, diarrhea (I had this every day

> for over a year), gas and abdominal bloating, tingling sensation on

> my back at night, recurrent yeast infections (down `there'), rash

> under my eyes, incredibly itchy scalp, bumps on my scalp, acne,

> dandruff, chronic hair loss, itchy bum, bumpy toenails, loads of

> allergies, light-headedness, brain fog, muscle twitching and muscle

> weakness.

>

> Far and away the most amazing relief is the loss of brain fog/fuzzy-

> mindedness, I honestly felt drunk at uni sometimes after eating

wheat

> cereal and full cream milk. Also I KNOW this diet works because I

> have very loose stools for over 1 year, i tried every diet under the

> sun and NOTHING could cure it! Within a week of being on the Bee's

> diet I was normal again! (imagine my relief going from 4 BM's a day

> for over a year to just one normal one a day!).

>

> I am also excited because I think the worst of my die-off symptoms

> have finished, it was pretty rough there for 2 weeks but I now use

> more antifungals than ever and follow the diet to the letter and I

> don't seem to have as severe die-off (does die-off fluctuate or when

> it goes it never comes back???).

>

> There are a few candida symptoms yet to subside however, white

coated

> tongue, gluten and lactose intolerance (although I have not tried,

> and may not try ever again anyway!), low sex drive, dark circles

> under my eyes, I still have mild hair loss (hoping it will get

better

> soon!), mild fatigue in the afternoons (could simply be my natural

> afternoon lull though).

>

> Is it even possible that I have achieved such results in such a

short

> period of time??? Perhaps this is to do with my short (but very

> chronic) length of infection?

>

> I cannot stress enough that THIS PROGRAM WORKS, people! (I feels

like

> i am advertising here but there is nothing to sell as it is free!) I

> just want you all to know that we are in this together, and with

> Bee's help we can all conquer this terrible affliction! I am 25 on

> January 17 and I confident I will be symptom free by this day!

>

> Also, at the risk of persectution I cannot over-emphasise the

> importance of prayer!

>

> God bless.

>

[Guest guest]

I'm wondering what you define as a success. does this just mean the symptoms

going away? because anyone can do that after doing this diet for even a month.

i thought success was you no longer have symptoms and you can tolerate a wider

range of foods. does this mean that we're going to be on this diet forever and

as long as we don't have any symptoms we've been successful? poo-poo.

[Guest guest]

Hi Doris,

In my view, success is something different for everyone. Some people

come here and are VERY sick. They may not see much improvement at all

after one month on the diet (as you mention). I think Bee would agree

that success is improvement, period! Curing the candida overgrowth is

another kind of success..and yes, that can be defined as when you can

eat a wider range of foods.

If you read past posts, you've seen how sick some people are and a

" success story " from someone who has persevered and overcome even one

part of their symptoms might be what it takes to support another

person to continue on as well.

jackie

>

> I'm wondering what you define as a success. does this just mean the

symptoms going away? because anyone can do that after doing this diet

for even a month. i thought success was you no longer have symptoms

and you can tolerate a wider range of foods. does this mean that

we're going to be on this diet forever and as long as we don't have

any symptoms we've been successful? poo-poo.

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Bee, absolutely you can add this to the success stories! And

hopefully

> on Januray 17 2008 you will recieve another post

saying " CURED!!! " ...

==>! Onward and upward. Life is wonderful when you feel great

and can reach your full potential!

Lotsa hugs, Bee