weight issue

[Guest guest]

Hi Group. Hi Bee and a very happy belated birthday to you!!

I am doing well on the program; I haven't posted much in the last few

weeks, because I've found answers to all of my questions on your

website. But now I have one...

You are going to fuss at me for this question, because you know (from

past posts) how sick I was and this should be a non-issue for the time

being. Agreed, but it is still bothering me: I am about 80 pounds

overweight and have been on your diet for about 5 weeks. From about 4

weeks before that, I was on a low carb diet already. I keep losing and

gaining the same 7 or so pounds, but other than that, I have not lost

any weight. I am strickly following the plan, but the scale won't

move!! I know this should be the least of my worries, and it is, but

I'd like to look as good as I'm beginning to feel!! I don't plan to

change anything - there is no way the weight won't come off eventually

eating like this. My body will drop the weight when it is ready. So, my

question is this: does yeast overgrowth cause the body to be resistant

to weight loss?

Thanks,

Kathy

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Group. Hi Bee and a very happy belated birthday to you!!

> I am doing well on the program; I haven't posted much in the last

few

> weeks, because I've found answers to all of my questions on your

> website. But now I have one...

> You are going to fuss at me for this question, because you know

(from

> past posts) how sick I was and this should be a non-issue for the

time

> being. Agreed, but it is still bothering me: I am about 80 pounds

> overweight and have been on your diet for about 5 weeks. From about

4

> weeks before that, I was on a low carb diet already. I keep losing

and

> gaining the same 7 or so pounds, but other than that, I have not

lost

> any weight. I am strickly following the plan, but the scale won't

> move!! I know this should be the least of my worries, and it is,

but

> I'd like to look as good as I'm beginning to feel!! I don't plan to

> change anything - there is no way the weight won't come off

eventually

> eating like this. My body will drop the weight when it is ready.

So, my

> question is this: does yeast overgrowth cause the body to be

resistant

> to weight loss?

+++Hi Kathy. Yes, candida overgrowth does cause the body to resist

losing weight because the body creates body fat in order to store

candida toxins, and others, away from vital inner organs. So it is a

protective mechanism. Also if a person takes any kind of hormones,

they also interfere enough with the functioning of the body so the

person cannot lose weight. In addition the organs aren't producing

proper hormones like they should which can affect weight, since

candida toxins (and other toxins) make all of the cell membranes

rigid/stiff - see:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/cabout1.php

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Bee. That makes sense and makes me feel better, since I know

I am doing all I can to cure the Candida. I haven't taken any

hormones in about 5 years, but I do believe my hormones are messed

up. (I haven't had a period in two months.) So -- what I'm getting

from your articles is that I should continue your diet, supplements,

and coconut oil and also drink your electrolyte drink? (I also take

Nystatin.) I have been inconsistent with the electrolyte drink - it

just seemed like I was getting too much lemon and salt for a day and

I thought I was retaining water. But now I see I need to not worry

about that and just drink it. Right?

Enjoyed the article you linked for me also. Thanks!

Have a great day!

> >

> > Hi Group. Hi Bee and a very happy belated birthday to you!!

> > I am doing well on the program; I haven't posted much in the last

> few

> > weeks, because I've found answers to all of my questions on your

> > website. But now I have one...

> > You are going to fuss at me for this question, because you know

> (from

> > past posts) how sick I was and this should be a non-issue for the

> time

> > being. Agreed, but it is still bothering me: I am about 80 pounds

> > overweight and have been on your diet for about 5 weeks. From

about

> 4

> > weeks before that, I was on a low carb diet already. I keep

losing

> and

> > gaining the same 7 or so pounds, but other than that, I have not

> lost

> > any weight. I am strickly following the plan, but the scale won't

> > move!! I know this should be the least of my worries, and it is,

> but

> > I'd like to look as good as I'm beginning to feel!! I don't plan

to

> > change anything - there is no way the weight won't come off

> eventually

> > eating like this. My body will drop the weight when it is ready.

> So, my

> > question is this: does yeast overgrowth cause the body to be

> resistant

> > to weight loss?

>

> +++Hi Kathy. Yes, candida overgrowth does cause the body to resist

> losing weight because the body creates body fat in order to store

> candida toxins, and others, away from vital inner organs. So it is

a

> protective mechanism. Also if a person takes any kind of hormones,

> they also interfere enough with the functioning of the body so the

> person cannot lose weight. In addition the organs aren't producing

> proper hormones like they should which can affect weight, since

> candida toxins (and other toxins) make all of the cell membranes

> rigid/stiff - see:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/cabout1.php

>

> Luv, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Thanks, Bee. That makes sense and makes me feel better, since I

know

> I am doing all I can to cure the Candida. I haven't taken any

> hormones in about 5 years, but I do believe my hormones are messed

> up. (I haven't had a period in two months.) So -- what I'm getting

> from your articles is that I should continue your diet,

supplements,

> and coconut oil and also drink your electrolyte drink? (I also take

> Nystatin.)

+++Hi Kathy. I believe you are taking Nystatin way too soon. You

need to be able to take 6 tbls. of unrefined coconut oil without

getting severe die-off symptoms before adding Nystatin.

>> I have been inconsistent with the electrolyte drink - it

> just seemed like I was getting too much lemon and salt for a day

and I thought I was retaining water. But now I see I need to not

worry about that and just drink it. Right?

+++Why did you think you are retaining water?

> Enjoyed the article you linked for me also. Thanks!

> Have a great day!

+++You too.

The best, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee. Thanks for the answers.

Should I stop the Nystatin? I am taking 5 Tblsp of Coconut Oil per

day in addition to .5 tsp of Nystatin 4X per day. I do have some

detox symptoms (right now I have boils - yuck) but my only die-off

symptom is occaisional diarrhea. If I stop it, should I taper off or

just stop taking it?

Also, I thought I was retaining water from the electrolyte drink,

because I felt puffy under my eyes on the days I drank it and... well

this doesn't make sense now that you've given me more information,

but I thought I was retaining water from it because I wasn't losing

weight. So, I'm definitely going to get consistant with that. It

helps the thyroid, right?

Thanks again ever so much,

Kathy

And PS. I have had NO UTIs since starting your program. (This was a

constant symptom beforehand.) My hip busitis is improving slowly, but

improving steadily nonetheless!!

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee. Thanks for the answers.

>

> Should I stop the Nystatin? I am taking 5 Tblsp of Coconut Oil per

> day in addition to .5 tsp of Nystatin 4X per day. I do have some

> detox symptoms (right now I have boils - yuck) but my only die-off

> symptom is occaisional diarrhea. If I stop it, should I taper off

or just stop taking it?

+++Hi Kathy. You can just stop taking it; there's no need to taper

off.

>

> Also, I thought I was retaining water from the electrolyte drink,

> because I felt puffy under my eyes on the days I drank it and...

well this doesn't make sense now that you've given me more

information, but I thought I was retaining water from it because I

wasn't losing weight. So, I'm definitely going to get consistant

with that. It helps the thyroid, right?

+++Yes, the Electrolyte Drink helps the thyroid because of the

minerals in ocean sea salt, but they help the entire body. Coconut

oil helps the thyroid a lot. Your eyes being puffy doesn't

necessarily mean you are retaining water since it can be caused by

detoxifying. Not losing weight also doesn't mean you are retaining

water.

>

> And PS. I have had NO UTIs since starting your program. (This was a

> constant symptom beforehand.) My hip busitis is improving slowly,

but improving steadily nonetheless!!

+++That's wonderful Kathy. Good for you! I'm so happy you are

seeing good improvements! Onward & upward.

Luv & Hugs, Bee