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Greg, What is this simple diet that grandma ate that made her feel

better? I have found eating a high protien diet gives me more energy,

and makes my Reiter's feel a little more relieved. But sometimes even on

the high protien diet, sometimes just a tiny bit of stress will set it

off again. Like I am not hurting much tonight, but I have to go to the

dentist tomorrow, and just have 2 fillings replaced, and I'm not

nervous, but having to go thru getting ready and going out and home

again, feels like a long trip for me, and I will be down the next day

out of energy and hurting. I wanted to go to my sons wedding in Dec.,

but that is a 20 hour drive, and I would be dead by the time we got

there even if I were on morphine and laying in the back seat sleeping.

So, I get to look at the pictures. My kidney is really bad too, and the

rest of the health problems I have, is like a ball and chain now days.

Oh yes, and I can't eat roughage, because I have had my complete colon

removed, and my small intestines are warring out, what else is new! But

I would like to know what a simple diet is, or your view of one. We have

the worse cook at this apartment building I live. She cooks the worse

food for seniors, and people with disabilities. Maybe if you make a

list of a simple diet, I will give it to her, spicy or not. Everybody

here gets a belly ache from the food here, but they tell us we have to

pay for it whether we eat it or not, and it is $200 a month, so there

isn't much left to buy food we can eat.We are all on a fixed income

here. But you are right, what we put in our bodies effects us all.

Thanks. D. in Oregon

>

> Hey ,

>

> I think I have responded to your e-mails, and posted some of mine.

>

> I have been successfully treated with antibiotics. 3 times in 20

years. It

> is hard to get a doctor to try different meds. The drug that worked

for me

> was Floxin 300 mg 2 x per day for 3 months. The last time my

Rheumatologist

> gave me 300 mg Clyndamycin at the same time, although it may not have

been

> necessary.

>

> I once was treated with doxy and septra at the same time for prostate

> infection / Reiter's. It did not work for me, but I think the doctor

that

> prescribed it was quite in tune and it worked for others.

>

> I think, if you have an infection, or something like an infection

causing

> Reiter's then it may take just the perfect antibiotic to clear the

problem, or

> multiple antibiotics. Dr Brown's Protocol, and Marshall Protocol seem

to

> make sense for my treatment. My rheumatologist has said, in my case,

it looks

> like any health issue tends to trigger my Reiter's.

>

> I also think fungal infections, even if they are low level infections,

can

> trigger Reiter's.

>

> I also think the diet is very important. Simple foods, no spices, no

> preservatives, no pop, no candy or other sources of high fructose corn

syrup may

> help with symptoms.

>

> I think any liquor, even a glass of wine or 1 beer, tends to bring out

> symptoms that might not show up until you have the liquor.

>

> A person I met, told me his mother had arthritis, and she insisted her

diet

> was a huge factor. He said she ate simple food, and remarked it tasted

like

> cardboard, but felt much better with her minimal diet. I know, 50

years ago,

> my grandmother lived with us and my mom kept her on a simple diet - if

she

> stayed at another place for a while, mom would point out how poorly

Grandma

> felt until she got back on the simple diet.

>

> Good Luck,

>

> Greg

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I think the simple diet she is talking about is basically:

Steak or very lean hamburger, lamb steak, no pork

Whole wheat bread

Vegetables

Baked potatoes

Very little fruit

This is pretty boring, but you do get the nutrients, miss out on desert

though.

Good Luck

Greg

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[Guest guest]

,

Get copies of your labs. Find out what thyroid tests they are running and

look at your numbers. Often they are using an outdated TSH test and are

not running the Free's. Oh, make sure they have run an antibody test, that

is the auto-immune thyroid disease. Please don't settle for fine!

Oh, also get female hormones tested. There are Bio-identical hormones that

can be compounded with different fillers.

Kate

At 02:07 AM 10/10/2007, you wrote:

>, I had a complete historectomy in '93, so I am not in mental

>pause either. I was allergic to premarin, so I took soy for any of the

>symptome of menopause. And my hair just started falling out withing the

>last maybe 3 or4 years. I will talk to my doc about the Synthroid so I

>won't go bald. I hope the insurance will pay for it. But these sweats

>are terrible. I wear loose cotton dresses summer and winter, and I still

>drip all the time. I blow dry my hair and before I leave the bathroom

>the hair on the back of my neck is all wet. And I keep myhair cut

>short. They check my thyroid every year, and that is fine. Now I'll ask

>him about the minerals. Well, I wish God would have put in a trade

>package with these bodies He gave us. Thanks for the birthday wish, and

>I wish you one also. What area do you live in? Is it more tropical

>there? I would die if I had to be in Florida or one of those humid

>places. Let me know also if you find out anything. I am just about ready

>to jump in the cold shower with my nightgown on, and it is midnight, and

>I am still sweating. I'll see what he says, and let you know. That's to

>all us all the time sweaters. D. in Oregon

>

>

>

> >

> > D. ~

> >

> > I have the " all-the-time/anytime sweats " and the thinning hair that

>you

> > describe. I've been to a number of doctors regarding both issues and

> > have been told everything from post-menopause (I had a

>hysterical-ectomy

> > & oompherectomy in 1998 so, of course, I'm post-menopausal ~ even

>though

> > I'll *only* be 44 on Thursday. By the way, Happy Birthday to you on

> > Wednesday!) to thyroid to mineral deficiency. Nothing has actually

> > panned out. The Synthroid has helped slow down the hair loss, but it's

> > still happening a bit. Last week, an endocrinologist wanted to try to

> > wean me off Premarin. Get this, he wants to put me on an

> > anti-depressant (even though I'm not depressed) because it has " been

> > shown " to help with hot flashes. I tried to tell him, I have the

> > all-the-time/anytime sweats, not just hot flashes related to estrogen,

> > but he wouldn't listen. (I had " regular " hot flashes immediately

> > following my hysterectomy, so I do know the difference.)

> >

> > Sorry, I have no answers for you, but I do have the symptoms and I'm

> > seeking treatment. If you find anything that works to help either,

> > please post and I shall do the same.

> >

> > Blessed be!

> > (NC)

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i am so glad that people were able to enjoy my ci moment right along with me i

hoping to have some more pictures soon on another web site to share! just think

when i go bilateral it will be just as fun! thanks jean

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> I am still getting all the messages sent to my email. I changed my settings

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, Did you save the changes?

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Marissa commented on this but I'd like to say I've seen it take as much as

four days for effects to take place once you've changed your group

settings. I don't know why it takes so long but I've seen it happen on

dozens of other groups, too. So you could be getting the e-mails for a

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[Guest guest]

Thanks a million ! It opens fine and is now very conveniently on my

Macbook's " desktop " for easy reference.

I'm quite keen on this plan, and am doing things to get it going. Yesterday I

started a notebook in which to record start and progress aspects.

I calculated things like my BMI and body fat percentage, waist/hip ratio and so

on.

I plan to add some potential shopping lists of ideal stuff next.

One thing I see is that Oats of any kind is a nono for O neg ns. But my

encyclopedia does not say why - does anyone know?

Depending on the reason, I may want to include it in my options as I have few

things that work for me instead.

Cashews are the other avoid I have a problem with and want to find out more

about. The encyclopedia says it is to do with disease susceptibility - but not

what disease. It would help to know. They are one of the few nuts soft enough to

eat that do not give me known issues.

Macadamias are also okay and beneficial and I love them - but they are not

available any more here.

So I am trying to set up something do-able.

Namaste,

Irene

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P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.

www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)

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[Guest guest]

I've been going through some of my old stuff for recipes. I know I have

more somewhere!! A notebook is a great idea. I think I will also try your

shopping list idea. Thanks for all the good ideas.

On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 6:44 PM, Irene de Villiers

<furryboots@...>wrote:

> **

>

>

> Thanks a million ! It opens fine and is now very conveniently on my

> Macbook's " desktop " for easy reference.

>

> I'm quite keen on this plan, and am doing things to get it going. Yesterday

> I started a notebook in which to record start and progress aspects.

>

> I calculated things like my BMI and body fat percentage, waist/hip ratio

> and so on.

>

> I plan to add some potential shopping lists of ideal stuff next.

>

> One thing I see is that Oats of any kind is a nono for O neg ns. But my

> encyclopedia does not say why - does anyone know?

> Depending on the reason, I may want to include it in my options as I have

> few things that work for me instead.

> Cashews are the other avoid I have a problem with and want to find out more

> about. The encyclopedia says it is to do with disease susceptibility - but

> not what disease. It would help to know. They are one of the few nuts soft

> enough to eat that do not give me known issues.

>

> Macadamias are also okay and beneficial and I love them - but they are not

> available any more here.

> So I am trying to set up something do-able.

>

> Namaste,

> Irene

>

> --

> Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.

> P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.

> www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)

> " Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it. "

>

>

>

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