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Hi Bee,

I drank the egg drink for the first time and got really nauseated. It

did subside after an hour. Is it from the coconut oil? Eggs? I read

that some people who have candida can't tolerate eggs. Should I

continue taking the drink, but maybe modify it?

I appreciate your help. :-)

-Susy

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> Hi Bee,

>

> I drank the egg drink for the first time and got really nauseated. It

> did subside after an hour. Is it from the coconut oil? Eggs? I read

> that some people who have candida can't tolerate eggs. Should I

> continue taking the drink, but maybe modify it?

+++Hi Susy. You can get nauseated by coconut oil, butter and eggs

since they are all antifungal. Eggs are antifungal mainly because they

contain sulphur, which is one of the 7 macro-minerals required by the

body daily - also found in many other foods like meats, lemons, limes,

nuts, and numerous vegetables. That's the reason some candida

sufferers think they can't tolerate eggs and other foods. Our bodies

are designed to consume good unadulterated foods, and those foods do

not cause illness - they cure it!!

+++Yes, you should modify the egg drink so you use 1 egg and less

coconut oil, butter, etc. You should be starting on small amounts of

coconut oil and butter, i.e. 1 teaspoon 3 times a day, or even less.

Bee

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  • 1 month later...

I had concerns as well on this issue. Thanks for the information. I

look forward to trying the egg drink soon.

~ in California

>

>

> Hi Debby,

>

> this is a common question in regard to the eggs drink...if one uses

> fresh, organic eggs salmonella is almost a non-issue.

>

> If it is in fact present, salmonella is only on the egg shell, so by

> washing the shells you'd be eliminating any potential problem.

>

> Dr. Mercola's website has some good info on eggs and salmonella.

This

> one in particular might be helpful to you and your friend in the

other

> group.

> http://www.mercola.com/2002/nov/13/eggs.htm#

>

> hth,

> jackie

>

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I just wanted to share that I started the egg drink yesterday and am hooked!  It

is so yummy and satisfying! 

-Sara

From: ita Scheer <citizen1ita@...>

Subject: [ ] Egg Drink

Date: Friday, January 9, 2009, 5:32 PM

I still have not been able to do the egg drink except one time for

fear of consuming raw eggs. I know they are supposed to be safe and I

read the article, but still scared. Anyway, if you pour the boiling

water over the egg and cook it a little more will it still be

drinkable? And do you recommend organic eggs that haven't been

pasturized, like from a local farmer? Or is store bought organic

pasturized good enough?

Thanks

ita

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.....Hello. I was wondering....The idea of raw eggs makes me sick. Is

there a reason why I should prefer eating them raw? I mean, will this

promote better health? I am eating medium boiled eggs for breakfast,

isn't that good? If I have to eat them raw, I will. I would just like

to know if it is better for us to eat them that way.

I read that this drink is very energizing, but the thought of raw eggs

is terrible for me.

Thank you.

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Hi,

ita - when you put the boiling water over the eggs, it cooks them.

You can leave the water a little longer if you want them more cooked.

Just blend your drink for a little longer and it should still be fine.

sokolatapapaki - Raw is the best way to eat eggs because they heat

destroys minerals, but having a soft or medium boiled egg is better

than no eggs at all. And the eggs in the egg drink are cooked, not raw

because you pour boiling water over them.

Hope that answers your questions,

>

<snip> I am eating medium boiled eggs for breakfast, isn't that good?

If I have to eat them raw, I will. I would just like to know if it is

better for us to eat them that way.

>

> I read that this drink is very energizing, but the thought of raw eggs

> is terrible for me.

>

> Thank you.

>

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> I still have not been able to do the egg drink except one time for

> fear of consuming raw eggs. I know they are supposed to be safe and

I

> read the article, but still scared. Anyway, if you pour the boiling

> water over the egg and cook it a little more will it still be

> drinkable? And do you recommend organic eggs that haven't been

> pasturized, like from a local farmer? Or is store bought organic

> pasturized good enough?

+++Hi ita. Yes, you can leave the hot water in the egg mixture

long enough so the eggs are cooked, or you can poach the eggs first

and use them in the drink.

+++Eggs are not pasteurized. The best eggs are from local farmers

who allow their chickens to run free so they can eat their natural

foods, which are grass, bugs, insected, worms, etc. (they need the

protein and fats to produce good quality eggs).

If you can't get them from a good farmer, it is better to eat store

bought organic eggs, rather than not having them. Next best after

local farmers, is certified organic eggs from the health store.

Bee

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> I just wanted to share that I started the egg drink yesterday and am

hooked!  It is so yummy and satisfying! 

+++That's excellent news Sara! You go girl!

Luv & Hugs, Bee

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