Re: Intro post :) Coming out of denial!

[Guest guest]

>

> Hello all!

> I a considering starting the candida diet because I think that may

be

> my issue. I have overcome a lot of issues(mainly severe ppd) with a

> traditional foods diet and supplements the past 2.5 years but I

still

> have food intolerances (dairy, gluten, eggs, tomatoes mainly).

Other

> issues that have shown up now are fluid/ringing in my ears,

> occasional bad headaches, gallbladder pain and bloating..

>

> I thought I did not have candida before because I had no " yeast "

type

> problems--no yeast infections, no thrush in my breastfed baby ect.

> Now I am thinking that I did not recover fully from extensive

> antibiotic use after reading over some of the other symptoms.

>

> I would like to find what your typical menus look like if anyone

> cares to post!(I already avoid grains and most strachy foods but I

> still do eat berries and honey so I would have to wean off that)

>

> Also, what is the best anti-candida supplement for breatfeeding

> mothers? (My baby is 9 mos old)

Hi Jen. Welcome to our group. What is ppd ? As you probably

realize all of your symptoms are related to candida. Please ensure

you read How to Successfully Overcome Candida, Curing Candida, How to

Get Started, and Candida Treatments for Babies & Children which are

all found on my website in the Candida/Yeast section:

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

Here's some Menu suggestions too:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu2_7.php

I also suggest Ear Treatments:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/treat8.php

And Priming Your Gallbladder for Fats:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/fats4.php

We are here to help and support you so you too can get healthy, so

please get back to us after reading.

The best in health, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Jen,

If you were on antibiotics for an extended length of time, it's

highly likely that you have candida, even though you don't have

typical 'yeast-type' infections. Have you done Dr. Crook's test?

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/intro3.php

The thing with candida is that it can show up in different ways. For

me, it was unexplained stomach pain. It sounds like for you it is

more intestinal.??

Some typical menus for our family (we are all on the diet) are:

Eggs for breakfast for my son and husband, I usually have bone broth

Fish and vegetables for lunch

Different meat dishes for dinner - for example, chili, the shepherd's

pie recipe from Bee's site, meatballs, roasts, chicken, stir fried

pork - whatever we feel like!

I, too, am a breastfeeding mother, and I just take the recommended

vitamins from Bee's site. My son is pretty much weaned, though. He

maybe takes milk one or twice a week.

I suspect that the reason you still have 'food intolerances' even

though you've been on a traditional foods diet is because you haven't

fully got the candida under control. Eggs are very healing, so

the 'intolerance' you feel is " die-off " of the candida, not actually

an intolerance. Gluten is just bad for you, so your immune system is

working to get rid it. Bee said recently that tomatoes (and other

night shade vegetables) are healing (sorry I don't remember more

detail about that) so again, your 'intolerance' is likely just a

healing reaction.

Oh, and I just wanted to let you know that this diet can really help

with the PPD (you mean post-partum depression, right?). It has

helped me that department as well.

Welcome to the club! It's a long journey, but one that is well worth

the effort.

Good luck,

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> Hello all!

> I a considering starting the candida diet because I think that may

be my issue. I have overcome a lot of issues(mainly severe ppd) with

a traditional foods diet and supplements the past 2.5 years but I

still have food intolerances (dairy, gluten, eggs, tomatoes mainly).

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Thanks!

> Jen

>