Guest guest Posted December 23, 2007 Report Share Posted December 23, 2007 Hello everyone! I'm so glad I found this group. I could sure use some help. I've known about the blood type diet for a few years, I also have the book. I recently started following it, (in September) but I'm having a really hard time pulling it all together. How have the rest of you managed this? I truly do believe that it will help me feel better- but right now I'm so run down that I am almost bed-ridden. So when I have a good day I'm all for eating right, but on my bad days... well, I still follow it, but I usually don't make all the best choices. I've been told to eliminate one thing at a time instead of trying to do it all together, so I'm working on wheat-free first. Some of the other stuff is no problem, I didn't like it anyway Any suggestions would be welcomed and appreciated. Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2008 Report Share Posted January 11, 2008 My suggestions: Resolve to never again buy any of the avoids; go to the store with a list of beneficials and buy as much of those as you can. If you don't have avoids in your house, you can't eat them. Minimize eating out and when you do try to minimize the avoids you eat. Get some Deflect and take it when you can't avoid an avoid. Some people find it easier to go slowly, but if I wasn't feeling well, I would speed up the transition as much as possible. Find out your secretor status and make adjustments for that. Read Dr. D'Adamo's books about specific conditions that you have and make adjustments What book do you have? I recommend Live Right for Your Type and the Complete Blood Type Encyclopedia for blood type dieters. Or just get Dr. D'Adamo's new Genotype Diet book and do that instead. He says the blood type diet works well for most people, but some people need more. The genotype diet seems to work better for those people. RE: Newcomer with questions Hello everyone! I'm so glad I found this group. I could sure use some help. I've known about the blood type diet for a few years, I also have the book. I recently started following it, (in September) but I'm having a really hard time pulling it all together. How have the rest of you managed this? I truly do believe that it will help me feel better- but right now I'm so run down that I am almost bed-ridden. So when I have a good day I'm all for eating right, but on my bad days... well, I still follow it, but I usually don't make all the best choices. I've been told to eliminate one thing at a time instead of trying to do it all together, so I'm working on wheat-free first. Some of the other stuff is no problem, I didn't like it anyway Any suggestions would be welcomed and appreciated. Thanks! ________________________________________________________________________________\ ____ Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search. http://tools.search./newsearch/category.php?category=shopping Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2008 Report Share Posted January 13, 2008 My thought would be that if you are almost bed-ridden you don't have a lot of time to waste slowly eliminating bad things. Get rid of avoids Drink water (4-6 oz every hour minimum) Lots of fresh and raw veggies and good protein & fat Vit C Take care, let us know how you do K On Dec 23, 2007 5:09 PM, whitulip <whitulip@...> wrote: > Hello everyone! > I'm so glad I found this group. I could sure use some help. > I've known about the blood type diet for a few years, I also have the > book. I recently started following it, (in September) but I'm having a > really hard time pulling it all together. > How have the rest of you managed this? I truly do believe that it will > help me feel better- but right now I'm so run down that I am almost > bed-ridden. So when I have a good day I'm all for eating right, but on > my bad days... well, I still follow it, but I usually don't make all > the best choices. > I've been told to eliminate one thing at a time instead of trying to do > it all together, so I'm working on wheat-free first. Some of the other > stuff is no problem, I didn't like it anyway > Any suggestions would be welcomed and appreciated. > Thanks! > > > -- Cheers, Kathy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2008 Report Share Posted December 31, 2008 > > hi bee, > after reading your website i made all the changes over 6 weeks ago > now. Im taking the probiotics, suuplemnts, the anticandida diet and > garlic antifungals. +++Hi Caroline. Wow, you went onto this diet very fast, to have added garlic and probiotics so quickly. Your first antifungal should only be unrefined coconut oil which also provides so many other health benefits besides. After you are able to take 6 tbls. of coconut oil you can add 1 other antifungal. The last step of the program is probiotics. +++Besides the fact that you can only cure candida by building up the immune system with " proper nutrients " (diet plus all supplements, which work together) and by eliminating foods and toxins that feed candida. So antifungals, other than coconut oil, and probiotics are very minor. In other words, you cannot cure candida by killing it off. Hopefully you are following " Curing Candida, How to Get Started " ; http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/intro1.php im also seeing a herbalist who prescirbes me anitfungal tea to drink three times a day. i have only had a yeast problem for 5 months and realsied it was that after talking to my reflexologist at around month four of my illness. subsequesntly to this i went to my doctors who all told me it was in my head! +++So you have been very healthy all your life prior to 5 months ago? No ear infections, flu, colds, rashes, etc.? I say that because most people nowadays have been unhealthy since before they were born, so they need to take enough time to build up their immune system to achieve total health. Natural healing takes 1 month for every year you've been unhealthy. > > im only 19 so really want to get rid of it for good and am willing to make all the changes, so it doesnt come back! my main symptoms are chronic tierdness, anxiety, and feeling rarther drunk and having muscle pains. 6 weeks ago before strarting it i had many more sypmtoms liek haedaches and tummy pains which seem to have gone away. +++All of your symptoms are definitely caused by candida, and it is because you immune system is depressed. Candida will come back if you don't provide your body with " proper nutrients " and eliminate toxins, which is the basis of this program. > > i went travveling round america this summer and have relaised i got ill from under noruihcment, two lots of antibiotics and the birth control pill ( which i am off now). I was just wondering have you dealt with people who have had it for a short time and do they tend to get better. i worry alot about it now which im trying to stop, becuase i no it doesnt help! iv seen imporivment iN the 6 weeks, will i carry on improving i dont want to live with chromin tierndness forever! +++Yes, everyone doing this program completely does get better - see the many Success Stories by members of this group: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/success/index.php > > thasnkyou for your help, your webpage is lovely and really helpfull +++You are welcome, and thanks. The best in health, Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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