Re: P&B Shakes, MMS, Miso and the illeocecal valve!

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> Here is a message I had intended to send to Bee specifically, since

> I'm new here not knowing it would be better to post it here as she

has suggested to me. Any feedback regarding this is very welcome!

==>Hi . Welcome to our group, and thanks for posting your

message on the group.

>

> Hi Bee, I've been reading through many of your posts on Curezone

> as well I joined your group on and it seems I've been whacked

> over the head and back into reality. I work in a health food store

and buying in to all the anti-fungal advice for candida I've taken

> everything that is on the market and about to try Sacchyromyces

> Boulardii or something like that as a last effort after 3 years of

> trial and error.

>

>I've followed and attempted the diet many times but always I seem

> to lose focus on it after a couple months and would fall back into a

> cheating mode. Ie. Eating more carbs, sugars.

>

> Anyway my main questions are regarding The Psyllium and Bentonite

> shakes, I feel some relief from these and I've noticed that you are

> not a fan of them due to potential allergy with the psyllium and the

> Bentonite containing heavy metals. I was wondering where you read

that about the Bentonite, simply because you are the first person to

ever mention it but unfortunately for myself it also makes total

sense to me. So if those are out, how do you feel regarding high

intakes of fiber to flush out the colon?

==>Here's my articles about pysllium and bentonite:

I do not agree that the colon needs to be flushed out - here's a

quote by Sally Fallon, Weston A. Price Foundation, from her

article " The Long Hallow Tube - A Primer on Digestion: "

" The lining of the large intestine is as smooth as the inside of the

mouth. Contrary to widely held belief, only in cases of severe

illness, such as cancer, does fecal matter remain stuck to the wall

of the bowel. Even in the elderly, the feces pass through the smooth

wall of the bowel without sticking. Except in very high fiber diets,

the bulk of the feces is made up not of fiber but dead bacteria. "

Fibres are very hard on the intestines, often causing damage, and

they speed up digestion so there isn't enough time for the proper

absorption of nutrients. In fact fibres inhibit the absorption of

many nutrients as noted in this article:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/foods16.php

Also see this article " Fibre is Unhealty, from Dr. Kwasniewski " who

has been using his Optimal Diet to cure heart disease, cancer,

diabetes, asthma and a host of other diseases for over 30 years in

Poland: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/foods17.php

> As far as Miso goes, I'm very sensitive to molds would you still

> suggest I take it? I do plan on getting on your rejuvelac drink asap

> since I feel I'm at the point where I just need to recolonize and

> maintain the diet. Oh and what do you think about fresh sauerkraut

> juice, is this pretty much the same as the rejuvelac drink? Sorry I

> haven't read enough of your diet theory to see your opinion on this

yet.

==>No, I do not suggest you continue having Miso. Since cabbage

rejuvelac is a probiotic I recommend you add it as the last step in

my program. First is diet and supplements. You can only cure

candida by building up the immune system so it becomes strong enough

to " make " candida change back into the friendly organism it is

supposed to be in the body. You cannot cure it by " killing it off "

with antifungals, nor by " trying to " implant probiotics in the gut.

==>Taking probiotics too soon is a wasted effort as explained in my

article " How to Successfully Overcome Candida. "

> Also I noticed a post of yours that approves of Hydrogen Peroxide,

> I was wondering if you've heard of MMS. It has an oxidizing effect

> within the body but unlike H202 it doesn't have any negative

byproduct (So they say). No I'm not familiar with MMS. There are so

many products on the market and I try to keep my program as simple as

possible so it provides just basic nutrition. When the body receives

proper nutrients it will heal itself.

>

> Lastly I recently read up on how the Illececal valve being open can

> mimic Candida symptoms as it causes autointoxication of waste

passing back from the colon into the small intestine, and being

reabsorbed into the body. I'm seeing a really good chiropractor for a

herniated disc and twisted knee, he's actually the 8th one I've had

to see as many of the others just wanted my money it seems and

healing me came second. Anyway I asked him last week about the

Illeocecal valve and he could check mine right away using muscle

testing to determine if it was functioning ok and if it was open or

closed. Well go figure mine is wide open and he did some adjustments

to close it and I'm going to have regular therapy on it for the next

few weeks, I'll let you guys know how it goes! Has anyone here ever

had this diagnosed or treated themselves and corrected?

==>The question is " what caused the ileocecal valve to malfunction? "

There is also an article on massaging that valve yourself on my

website: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/massage1.php

The best in health, Bee

[Guest guest]

Sorry , I forgot to add the website address for the bentonite clay

and psyllium:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu2_6.php

Cheers, Bee

[Guest guest]

Thanks Bee for the answers! I'm curious, by posting " what caused the

ileocecal valve to malfunction? " do you suspect it is or was caused by

Candida.

Do you have any links to info regarding the effects of sugar on Candida

as far as how it contributes to the speed that the candida develop? I'm

just curious if I have a serving of quinoa every day is it still too

many carbs. Since everywhere else I've read it seemed like this is the

ONLY grain based carb that is ok for the diet besides millet.

I'm really afraid if I cut out my last two grains (Quinoa and Millet)

that I'll shrivel away through the sheer loss of calories. Can someone

with a ectomorph (skinny man) body type maintain their weight with your

diet? Or do you have any suggestions on what foods to focus on to

achieve this. I'm a hungry man, when I would eat brown rice pasta I

would need to eat the entire family pack for dinner just to maintain my

weight. I just don't want to starve...

[Guest guest]

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> Thanks Bee for the answers! I'm curious, by posting " what caused

the ileocecal valve to malfunction? " do you suspect it is or was

caused by Candida.

==>I wrote the question to get you to think, and hopefully you can

see that any malfunctions have related causes, usually related to

lack of nutrients, damage to the digestive track by damaging foods

like grains that aren't properly prepared, or toxins and processed

foods, candida overgrowth, etc.

>

> Do you have any links to info regarding the effects of sugar on

Candida as far as how it contributes to the speed that the candida

develop? I'm just curious if I have a serving of quinoa every day is

it still too many carbs. Since everywhere else I've read it seemed

like this is the ONLY grain based carb that is ok for the diet

besides millet.

==>Candida thrives on carbs/sugars which makes it grow more. While

it is impractical to cut out all carbs, this program cuts out the

worst offenders.

You should go on this diet gradually anyway, so having quinoa is okay

at the beginning.

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> I'm really afraid if I cut out my last two grains (Quinoa and

Millet) that I'll shrivel away through the sheer loss of calories.

Can someone with a ectomorph (skinny man) body type maintain their

weight with your diet?

==>The high fats on this program will provide plenty of calories

because fats contain 9 calories per gram, while protein and carbs

contain 4 calories per gram. It does take time to get your fat

intake high enough however, because most of the fats are also

antifungal, so take your time changing over to this diet.

==>When you have candida weight is the least of your problem. At one

point on my candida program I was losing 3 lbs. per day but I didn't

have this program when I cured my candida.

> Or do you have any suggestions on what foods to focus on to

> achieve this. I'm a hungry man, when I would eat brown rice pasta I

> would need to eat the entire family pack for dinner just to

maintain my weight. I just don't want to starve...

==>You will not starve, nor feel like you are, when you are able to

get your fat intake high enough. See " Curing Candida, How to Get

Started " : http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu2_8.php

Bee