Re: Tenderness Top of Head

[Guest guest]

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> Hello Bee,

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> For years, the top of my head would be tender. So tender, I

wouldn't allow my husband touch it nor could I put my hair up because

of the weight. Last March, I did Perfect Weight America which cut

out many things but not sugar completely. That symptom disappeared

like many others but came back when I increased my sugar and crabs.

Now that I'm on your diet, it's painful again because of retracing.

Do you know if this condition has a name associated with it?

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> Thank you so much. I'm simply amazed at what I'm learning. The

pieces of the puzzle are finally coming together.

+++Hi . No, sorry, I don't know what the name of that

condition could be. You can bet it was caused by carbs/sugars, and

yes your body will retrace it. Onward & upward eh?

Luv & Hugs, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I think I get the same thing, but it's not on the very top of my head.

I get it in different places. The skin is tender and sort of feels

like I've had my hair in a pony-tail for too long - like when you first

take it out. I'm also losing a lot of hair. I imagine it might be

related to the cradle cap most candida sufferers have.

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> >

> > Hello Bee,

> >

> > For years, the top of my head would be tender. So tender, I

> wouldn't allow my husband touch it nor could I put my hair up because

of the weight.

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[Guest guest]

> >

> > Hello Bee,

> >

> > For years, the top of my head would be tender. So tender, I

> wouldn't allow my husband touch it nor could I put my hair up

because

> of the weight. Last March, I did Perfect Weight America which cut

> out many things but not sugar completely. That symptom disappeared

> like many others but came back when I increased my sugar and

crabs.

> Now that I'm on your diet, it's painful again because of

retracing.

> Do you know if this condition has a name associated with it?

> >

> > Thank you so much. I'm simply amazed at what I'm learning. The

> pieces of the puzzle are finally coming together.

>

[Guest guest]

> You can research Urticaria. It can be triggered by many things,

one

> of which is food allergies. The rash doesn't have to be pronounced

> and since it's on your head you may not see it and it's harder for

> your head to swell the way other parts of your body can.

>

> I personally believe that until we get the foods our bodies see as

> poison totally out of our system, symptoms like Urticaria can

easily

> be present on an ongoing basis.

+++Hi Rhonda. Please do not suggest that someone has food allergies

who is on my program, since it isn't possible. Good unadulterated

foods direct from nature do not cause diseases, allergies, etc. - see

these articles for more information:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/heal14.php

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/heal11.php

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu4_1.php

The best in health, Bee

[Guest guest]

I've noticed the tenderness your talking about on the top of my head

too. I am quite certain it is becasue of the shampoo I am using. Most

shampoo's strip away the acid mantil on our skin.

I also unwittingly used a bar soap last week that was made with " Honey

and Oatmeal " and holy cow man, it was a nighmare. I started using

coconut oil as a lotion after and what relief. It also straightened out

athletes foot I was experiencing pretty much emediately. I recomend

coconut oil as lotion for everyone.

I am in the process of finding a shampoo, but have not been able to

find one with natural ingredients. I'm going to condition my hair with

coconut oil for now.

If anyone has any suggestions on a good shampoo I would appreciate any

suggestions. I'm in the U.S.

Vern

[Guest guest]

I also get tender spots on my head. The ponytail description is a

very accurate one! I believe that my hair has gotten thinner there -

though it's hard to tell, since I always had really thick hair, so

people just laugh at me when I say I think I'm losing some...

andra

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> Hi ,

> I think I get the same thing, but it's not on the very top of my head.

> I get it in different places. The skin is tender and sort of feels

> like I've had my hair in a pony-tail for too long - like when you first

> take it out. I'm also losing a lot of hair. I imagine it might be

> related to the cradle cap most candida sufferers have.

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