Re: just starting off....questions/concerns

[Guest guest]

>

> Peace to all...

+++Hi Sana. Welcome to our group!

>

> In the past few years I've had IBS, hypo and hyperthyroid,

> fibromyalgia, recently found possible gluten sensitivity and two

> miscarriages back to back this year. After the last one I had

> tremendous lower back pain and so found my way into the

chiropractor's office. He did Xrays to find lots of reason to be

adjusting my neck and back which seem to have been subluxated for a

while causing problems to the nervous system. In addition, the

chiropractor has also studied and is certified in nutrition. He did

a physical muscle test along with some blood work and figured out the

following:

>

> 1. I have parasites: so a lot of my protein is being hogged by

them.

+++The only way to confirm parasites is to have a stool test done.

> 2. My CO2 levels are low : so there is a lack of stomach acid being

> produced and thus a lack of the right enzymes needed for proper

> protein digestion.

>

> Following are the solutions he has prescribed :

>

> 1. Come in for adjustments 3X/week for a 5 month plan.

> 2. Take a combination enzyme concentrated with protease in between

> meals to break down the parasites.

+++You won't need protease to kill parasites; you need Betaine

hydrochloric acid (HCL). When there is enough in the contents

emptying out of the stomach it triggers the pancreas to produce

enzymes such as protease. It is better to get your pancreas to do

its job.

> 3. Breathing exercises to increase the level of CO2 to encourage

> optimal digestion esp of protein.

> 4. After a month of enzyme intake, a special diet emphasizing 'whole

> foods' as much as possible, high protein and adequate water.

>

> Here are my questions :

>

> 1. What is your opinion Bee, on chiropractic care?

+++Is it very helpful for people that have misalignments.

> 2. Would the candida diet be useful in my case. If so, is it okay

to be following it in conjunction with taking the enzymes in between

> meals? Or should I wait a month to get rid of the parasites before

> starting on the candida diet?

> 3. What is your opinion on getting rid of parasites?

+++Yes the candida program will be very helpful to you. This program

isn't just for candida, it is a healing program that improves

anyone's health. That is because the only way to heal and improve

health is by giving your body " proper nutrients " which help it heal

itself naturally. This program will eliminate parasites too, and the

first antifungal I recommend is unrefined coconut oil which is also

antiparasitic, antibacterial, antiviral, etc.

> 4. My daughter has been having unresolved headaches that come and go

> sometimes reaching a peak during which they seem to cause

> uncontrollable pain to her. We went in for an MRI which came out

> normal. She's been getting chiropractor care also since and hasn't

> had a repeated peak episode of the headache but does talk about

> headaches coming and going, weakness, irritability/whiny etc.

Should I have her follow the candida diet and if so what changes

should I make for her - she will be 6 in march.

+++Unresolved headaches are mainly caused by toxins; that's why the

MRI found nothing. That's good the chiropractor has helped her. It

would be wise to have her do this program too - see Candida

Treatments for Babies & Children:

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

The best in health, Bee

[Guest guest]

Peace,

thanks Bee for your prompt response. I had follow up questions to all

of the following :

+++The only way to confirm parasites is to have a stool test done.

when i asked my chiro about this he said that the stool test can only

detect parasites if they exist in the digestive tract but the blood

test can detect their presence else where in the body. what do u think?

what is your cure for parasites?

> +++You won't need protease to kill parasites; you need Betaine

> hydrochloric acid (HCL). When there is enough in the contents

> emptying out of the stomach it triggers the pancreas to produce

> enzymes such as protease. It is better to get your pancreas to do

> its job.

- Will the HCL actually help get rid of parasites which implies that

protease would infact break down the parasites if it is being directed

at the parasites by taking it in between meals instead of protease

being used to break down the protein in the food that is being digested?

when i asked my chiro about this, he said that his approach is to give

the pancreas a break by providing the enzymes until sufficient healing

occurs. And when the healing has occurred, the pancreas should be

able to produce sufficiently on its own without being stimulated. He

felt that its too aggressive to stimulate/push the pancreas when it is

not doing its natural job correctly in the first place.

> > 3. Breathing exercises to increase the level of CO2 to encourage

> > optimal digestion esp of protein.

whats your insight on breathing exercises?

+++Yes the candida program will be very helpful to you. This program

> isn't just for candida, it is a healing program that improves

> anyone's health. That is because the only way to heal and improve

> health is by giving your body " proper nutrients " which help it heal

> itself naturally. This program will eliminate parasites too, and the

first antifungal I recommend is unrefined coconut oil which is also

antiparasitic, antibacterial, antiviral, etc.

To accept that this is a general healing diet, it seems that I would

have to believe that proper nutrients for the body include an complete

absence of grains, fruit, nuts and legumes with a strong emphasis on meat.

It would be helpful Bee for me to have some proof to back this up.

Traditionally, in my culture grains, nuts and legumes were prepared

properly like nourishing traditions encourages. And meat was

considered a 'topping' or an exciting treat once in a while offered on

special occasions or when guests visited out of hospitality. Also,

strong spiritual cultures correlate an over emphasis on meat as a

'hardening of the heart'.

Traditional cooking can mean so many different things as there are so

many different cultures around the world that have completely opposite

practises depending on their contextual weather and environmental

conditions/needs. So as much as I innately value my own traditional

method of cooking, I wonder what the definition of traditional cooking

is and can it really be applied as 'one size fits all' principles for

all human beings across the world?

The other way we in the west are used to qualifying someone's advice

on a particular subject is by checking their degrees and

certifications. I dont believe this is the absolute decision maker

yet it does show effort and dedication in a particular scope.

From what I have read on your website, it seems that your advice is

coming from personal experiential life changing cure. I do find this

very inspiring, however, i still wonder if the experiential knowledge

is grounded enough to be applied as a 'one size fits all' method.

I'm asking all of this out of my ignorance and with all due respect so

please dont take offense. Looking fwd to learning.

peace,

Sana

[Guest guest]

>

> Peace,

>

> thanks Bee for your prompt response. I had follow up questions to

all

> of the following :

>

> +++The only way to confirm parasites is to have a stool test done.

>

> when i asked my chiro about this he said that the stool test can

only

> detect parasites if they exist in the digestive tract but the blood

> test can detect their presence else where in the body. what do u

think?

>

> what is your cure for parasites?

+++Did your chiro do a blood test that indicated you had parasites?

If so, what kind were the parasites? However, it is rare for

parasites to exist in areas other than the digestive tract and most

people who have candida don't had parasites. Actually my program

cures parasites along with candida since all of the antifungals are

also antiparasitic. Besides you only get parasites if your body is

run down and in very poor condition. As your immune system builds up

it will eliminate the parasites naturally.

>

> > +++You won't need protease to kill parasites; you need Betaine

> > hydrochloric acid (HCL). When there is enough in the contents

> > emptying out of the stomach it triggers the pancreas to produce

> > enzymes such as protease. It is better to get your pancreas to do

> > its job.

>

> - Will the HCL actually help get rid of parasites which implies that

> protease would infact break down the parasites if it is being

directed at the parasites by taking it in between meals instead of

protease being used to break down the protein in the food that is

being digested?

+++If we believe you can acquire parasites from foods or the

environment (which I don't believe is true) then HCl in the stomach

kills them. Most candida sufferers have low stomach acid, and it

does kill parasites. Antifungals break down parasites as well as

bacteria and candida.

>

> when i asked my chiro about this, he said that his approach is to

give the pancreas a break by providing the enzymes until sufficient

healing occurs. And when the healing has occurred, the pancreas

should be able to produce sufficiently on its own without being

stimulated. He felt that its too aggressive to stimulate/push the

pancreas when it is not doing its natural job correctly in the first

place.

+++You don't know for sure you pancreas isn't working properly, and

if you bypass it by providing enzymes it should produce since it

causes other problems. One is if your pancreas isn't make to work it

also won't produce enough baking soda to make the contents of the

stomach alkaline. The contents must be made alkaline in order to be

properly digested in the intestines. It is impossible to take baking

soda and get it into the exact area (the duodenum) along with stomach

contents that the body requires.

>

> > > 3. Breathing exercises to increase the level of CO2 to encourage

> > > optimal digestion esp of protein.

>

> whats your insight on breathing exercises?

+++There's breathing exercises on my website, but I don't think it is

as important as other things for digestion - see Improving Digestion

in " How to Successfully Overcome Candida " on my website. Besides

that meats, eggs and good fats are the very easiest foods for the

body to digest compared to any carbs.

> +++Yes the candida program will be very helpful to you. This

program isn't just for candida, it is a healing program that improves

anyone's health. That is because the only way to heal and improve

health is by giving your body " proper nutrients " which help it heal

itself naturally. This program will eliminate parasites too, and the

> first antifungal I recommend is unrefined coconut oil which is also

> antiparasitic, antibacterial, antiviral, etc.

> To accept that this is a general healing diet, it seems that I would

> have to believe that proper nutrients for the body include an

complete absence of grains, fruit, nuts and legumes with a strong

emphasis on meat.

+++All nutrients in plant foods are found in abundance in meats,

eggs, and good fats, and then some! That's why the Eskimos were

particularly healthy, even free of tooth cavities, on an all meat and

fat diet. There are 4 members of this group who are now on an all

meat and fat diet, with no carbs, and they are doing very well. All

carbs feed candida, but for most people it is impractical to

eliminate them all. Also see this information about carbs:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu3_2_1.php

>

> It would be helpful Bee for me to have some proof to back this up.

> Traditionally, in my culture grains, nuts and legumes were prepared

> properly like nourishing traditions encourages. And meat was

> considered a 'topping' or an exciting treat once in a while offered

on

> special occasions or when guests visited out of hospitality. Also,

> strong spiritual cultures correlate an over emphasis on meat as a

> 'hardening of the heart'.

+++If you are familiar with Nourishing Traditions written by Sally

Fallon (founder of WAPF) you should read all about what causes heart

disease and about the myths and truths about beef, etc. at the Weston

A. Price Foundation: www.westonaprice.org

>

> Traditional cooking can mean so many different things as there are

so many different cultures around the world that have completely

opposite practises depending on their contextual weather and

environmental conditions/needs. So as much as I innately value my

own traditional method of cooking, I wonder what the definition of

traditional cooking is and can it really be applied as 'one size fits

all' principles for all human beings across the world?

+++Yes, one size does fit all when it comes to nutrition required by

human bodies. Dr. Weston A. Price writes in his book " Nutrition &

Physical Degeneration:

" We humans have the same rigid restrictions regarding food selection

as the simpler forms of life when foods are evaluated from their

chemical basis. "

And he writes: " Also, it is not necessary to adopt the foods of any

particular racial stock, but only to make our nutrition adequate in

all its nutritive factors to the primitive nutrition. Tooth decay

is not only unnecessary, but an indication of our divergence from

Nature's fundamental laws of life and health. "

>

> The other way we in the west are used to qualifying someone's advice

> on a particular subject is by checking their degrees and

> certifications. I dont believe this is the absolute decision maker

> yet it does show effort and dedication in a particular scope.

>

> From what I have read on your website, it seems that your advice is

> coming from personal experiential life changing cure. I do find

this very inspiring, however, i still wonder if the experiential

knowledge is grounded enough to be applied as a 'one size fits all'

method.

+++My program works - see these Success Stories:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/success/index.php

Bee