hello

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thank you so much for your help. My name is casey. So I just want to make sure I

understand. I am definitely not doing fruits because of the fructose, but do

you believe the Peels themselves contain fructose? I love your home calcium and

would love to make as many home made vitamins I can. I am not a big fan of

processing involved supplementation. So I have read wonderful things about

people using the peels from lemons limes and oranges as C. So I should stay away

from the peel because the peel contains fructose? Sorry for the trouble. I will

keep you update on my progress!

God Bless!

> >

> > I was curious to know if eclipta alba(one of the ten flowers) in form of tea

(I drink after meals) and making my own vitamin c from orange, lemon, and lime

peels would have any determent to Bee's Candida program. Today is day one for

me. If you could provide input I would greatly appreciate! Thank yoU!

>

> +++Hi there. Welcome to our group. What is your name please?

>

> I think I just replied to the email you sent to my personal email address.

>

> 1) Teas are diuretic, meaning they make your body lose water along with

important minerals, so it isn't a good idea to have more than 2 cups per day.

>

> 2) Fruits are high in a sugar called fructose, which is one of the worst kinds

of sugar for anyone, even when they are healthy. My program allows small amount

of lemon and lime, but some people just starting on my program aren't able to

tolerate any for awhile.

>

> There's nothing wrong with take vitamin C supplements that I recommend - see

this page for where to buy them, which helps me if you have not ordered from

iHerb before, if you give them my Rewards Number:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/resource/iherb.php

>

> Since you are new please ensure you read two important articles so you know

what you need to do and why:

>

> How to Successfully Overcome Candida:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/intro2.php

>

> Curing Candida, How to Get Started:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/intro1.php

>

> For encouragement and inspiration see these wonderful Success Stories by

members of this group:

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

>

> The best in health, Bee

>

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>

> thank you so much for your help. My name is casey. So I just want to make sure

I understand. I am definitely not doing fruits because of the fructose, but do

you believe the Peels themselves contain fructose?

+++Hi Casey. Welcome! Yes, of course the peels also contain fructose.

>>>I love your home calcium and would love to make as many home made vitamins I

can. I am not a big fan of processing involved supplementation.

+++All of the supplements I recommend are very good, since many people on this

program are improving because of my diet plus supplements which you can read

about in the Success Stories on my website.

>>> So I have read wonderful things about people using the peels from lemons

limes and oranges as C. So I should stay away from the peel because the peel

contains fructose? Sorry for the trouble. I will keep you update on my

progress!

+++Yes, you need to stay away from peels too, except for small amounts of lemon

and lime juice only. Also be cautious about having lemon and lime juice since

many people cannot tolerate them when they start on this program. It is better

to wait at least 2 months.

+++Also there is more vitamin C in broccoli, peppers, and other vegetables than

in any fruits, except for Acerola cherries. Also meats and eggs contain vitamin

C, but nutritional calculators and tables are very incomplete, like they don't

want people to have them. There's so many things like that going on.

+++All carbs (plant foods), including vegetables, spices, herbs, grains, nuts,

seeds, etc. all change into glucose in the body and the more glucose you have

the more vitamin C you'll need. Once your body changes over from running on

good fats instead of carbs/glucose on this program your need for vitamin C

decreases.

All the best, Bee

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I'm awake...  its' 2:35 here.  ny is in Hawaii so it's like 8:30 or something there.On Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 2:23 AM, Colette Wise <scwise@...> wrote:

 

Hi ny!

 

I'm a night owl too!  Sorry you aren't feeling well.  I have a lot of bloating and pain too.  Makes it difficult to find a spot to lie on that doesn't cause something to hurt.  Hopefully, all these doctors will eventually find that silver bullet!!

 

About your Dad.  Don't know your history very well.  I am a little worried about broaching the " family " subject.  Oh well, I can't help myself!  Call your Dad!  Confirm your plans!  Make sure you both understand the next step.  And for goodness' sake, write it down.  (That's one of my pitfalls.  I forget the agreement.  Then I have to play a series of mind games to figure it out so no one will know.)  GEEEEZ! 

 

Hang in there!  Know that we're all out here for you!  Some of us at 3:00 am!!!

 

Peace!S. Colette Wise  

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Wow! Colette! You just summed up how I try to " fake it " about the mind games so that no one will know that my memory just flew out the window to La-La land! Except with Hubs & Becky, I'm safe with them and I don't have to hide or fake it. Still, sometimes I get really frustrated and feel sooo stupid. But that's on me; they just take it in stride.Ya know, since we started this whole B-12 thing, I would be curious to know how much of a connection there is between Brain Fog that we think is from tx or Fibro, and B-12. I know my GP has just recently ( 2 weeks) discovered that my body isn't producing or extracting any B-12. None. So for now, weekly injections. So worth it to feel better." A well-behaved woman never made history " Mae Westhttp://facebook.com/people/andTrudy-Kinsey/1340460877 On Mar 11, 2011, at 2:23 AM, Colette Wise <scwise@...> wrote:

Hi ny!

I'm a night owl too! Sorry you aren't feeling well. I have a lot of bloating and pain too. Makes it difficult to find a spot to lie on that doesn't cause something to hurt. Hopefully, all these doctors will eventually find that silver bullet!!

About your Dad. Don't know your history very well. I am a little worried about broaching the "family" subject. Oh well, I can't help myself! Call your Dad! Confirm your plans! Make sure you both understand the next step. And for goodness' sake, write it down. (That's one of my pitfalls. I forget the agreement. Then I have to play a series of mind games to figure it out so no one will know.) GEEEEZ!

Hang in there! Know that we're all out here for you! Some of us at 3:00 am!!!

Peace!S. Colette Wise

From: barrjohnm@...Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2011 21:11:17 -1000Subject: [ ] Hello

Hi everybody,

sorry I have been quite, been having some issues. Especially my stomach & bloating.

I did go to the physc dude today, he thinks I am doing better I don't think so.

I have some appointments coming up soon, hopefully the docs will get a grib on what is going on with me.

I have not heard from Dad in so long at first I thought I was going there next week, but maybe he does not want me there now.

I am not feeling so good, so i keep this short, just want to drop by and say Hi`-`

Hugs♥

ny

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it is about midnight here, there is a warning for here, yikes. watching in Taiwan huge waves this is scary!

Hugs♥

ny

On Thursday, March 10, 2011 at 10:37 PM, Theresa Gottlieb wrote:

I'm awake... its' 2:35 here. ny is in Hawaii so it's like 8:30 or something there.On Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 2:23 AM, Colette Wise <scwise@...> wrote:

Hi ny!

I'm a night owl too! Sorry you aren't feeling well. I have a lot of bloating and pain too. Makes it difficult to find a spot to lie on that doesn't cause something to hurt. Hopefully, all these doctors will eventually find that silver bullet!!

About your Dad. Don't know your history very well. I am a little worried about broaching the "family" subject. Oh well, I can't help myself! Call your Dad! Confirm your plans! Make sure you both understand the next step. And for goodness' sake, write it down. (That's one of my pitfalls. I forget the agreement. Then I have to play a series of mind games to figure it out so no one will know.) GEEEEZ!

Hang in there! Know that we're all out here for you! Some of us at 3:00 am!!!

Peace!S. Colette Wise

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I even do it with my family. Did it to my husband just last night. I'm getting really good at it too! It's frustrating, especially when I don't have anything to blame it on. The only thing I take are thyroid and pee pee pills. Can't drink, can't smoke, so what the heck? I have a notebook in every room and with me everywhere I go. Such a nerd, I know, but I actually get worried when I can't find a specific one. (They all have a different use.)What a crutch!! LOL!S. Colette Wise From: trudykinsey@...Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2011 00:57:23 -0800Subject: Re: [ ] Hello Wow! Colette! You just summed up how I try to " fake it " about the mind games so that no one will know that my memory just flew out the window to La-La land! Except with Hubs & Becky, I'm safe with them and I don't have to hide or fake it. Still, sometimes I get really frustrated and feel sooo stupid. But that's on me; they just take it in stride.Ya know, since we started this whole B-12 thing, I would be curious to know how much of a connection there is between Brain Fog that we think is from tx or Fibro, and B-12. I know my GP has just recently ( 2 weeks) discovered that my body isn't producing or extracting any B-12. None. So for now, weekly injections. So worth it to feel better." A well-behaved woman never made history " Mae Westhttp://facebook.com/people/andTrudy-Kinsey/1340460877 On Mar 11, 2011, at 2:23 AM, Colette Wise <scwise@...> wrote: Hi ny! I'm a night owl too! Sorry you aren't feeling well. I have a lot of bloating and pain too. Makes it difficult to find a spot to lie on that doesn't cause something to hurt. Hopefully, all these doctors will eventually find that silver bullet!! About your Dad. Don't know your history very well. I am a little worried about broaching the "family" subject. Oh well, I can't help myself! Call your Dad! Confirm your plans! Make sure you both understand the next step. And for goodness' sake, write it down. (That's one of my pitfalls. I forget the agreement. Then I have to play a series of mind games to figure it out so no one will know.) GEEEEZ! Hang in there! Know that we're all out here for you! Some of us at 3:00 am!!! Peace!S. Colette Wise From: barrjohnm@...Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2011 21:11:17 -1000Subject: [ ] Hello Hi everybody,sorry I have been quite, been having some issues. Especially my stomach & bloating.I did go to the physc dude today, he thinks I am doing better I don't think so.I have some appointments coming up soon, hopefully the docs will get a grib on what is going on with me.I have not heard from Dad in so long at first I thought I was going there next week, but maybe he does not want me there now.I am not feeling so good, so i keep this short, just want to drop by and say Hi`-`Hugs♥ny

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Crutch, NO useful tools YES.  I tried the notebook thing but I keep forgetting to write in it!  Or I write in it and forget to look at it later.  I just suck at this multi-tasking thing.On Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 3:48 AM, Colette Wise <scwise@...> wrote:

 

I even do it with my family.  Did it to my husband just last night.  I'm getting really good at it too!  It's frustrating, especially when I don't have anything to blame it on.  The only thing I take are thyroid and pee pee pills.  Can't drink, can't smoke, so what the heck?  I have a notebook in every room and with me everywhere I go.  Such a nerd, I know, but I actually get worried when I can't find a specific one.  (They all have a different use.)What a crutch!!  LOL!

S. Colette Wise  

[Guest guest]

hi i was diagnosed bout 10 yrs ago. had my kids checked right away,thankfully

they were negative!! i recently had my bloodwork done and the numbers had

doubled since 2009.I am on my way back to the liver fellows but this time I am a

little scared about it.My ex is also positive and he is in the cirrosis stage(he

was diagnosed a couple yrs b4 n me)I am unsure about the treatment cuz I am also

bi-polar and know a few people that have died treated and untreated.I have no

spleen,and lost part of my lung due to a car accident in 2008(i died on the

table) the drs told my mother at this time my liver looked really good.I guess I

am prolly over reacting but I am scared...

[Guest guest]

Hi Sherry

Glad to see you made it from FaceBook.

Welcome to the Warriors group.

We will try to help you with support and information.

Please try to relax Sherry - there is hope.

You may have trouble doing treatment because it is hard on some folks, and from what you say about your health.

But dont rely on my word - I am not a medical professional - I am a hippy musician. LOL :-)

You need to get in to see a HEPTOLOGIST, and find out what they think.

Something that you can do right now at home to help slow down the HCV damage is eat a liver friendly diet.

There are also some liver boosting suppliments you can take.

If you smoke tobacco, use street drugs, or drink alcohol - STOP NOW - and dont look back.

Click on LINKS on any group page to see what I have in the HCV Links Library, or click on this link -

http://health.dir./group/ /links

I am in the process of doing this same protocal, and I think it has been helping me.

I know it isnt a cure, but that is ok if it extends the life of my liver, and slows down the dragon until I can treat and cure.

I have heart and mental issues also, so treatment for me is a question mark.

The good news is that there is a bunch of new medical treatments in the pipeline.

Vaccines, Protease Inhibitors, mono-therapy, and all sorts of stuff.

Hopefully it wont be too long before they are being used in the doctors office.

There are also clinical trials your doctor might help you join.

Im glad your children are negative.

I cant imagine anything worse than finding out our children are sick.

So get into the liver specialist, get some labs or whatever, ask questions, and start finding answers so you can make plans for your future.

Dont just sit around and live in fear - that isnt living.

Have you had a liver biopsy recently?

If not, you may want to think about that - it can answer a lot of questions right away about the status of your liver.

Keep talking to us Sherry, joining coversations or asking questions.

We mostly all share with one another so we can learn.

We will be more than happy to try to help you too.

love

don in ks

From: Sherry Spain <sherryface64@...>Subject: [ ] hello Date: Friday, March 11, 2011, 4:14 PM

hi i was diagnosed bout 10 yrs ago. had my kids checked right away,thankfully they were negative!! i recently had my bloodwork done and the numbers had doubled since 2009.I am on my way back to the liver fellows but this time I am a little scared about it.My ex is also positive and he is in the cirrosis stage(he was diagnosed a couple yrs b4 n me)I am unsure about the treatment cuz I am also bi-polar and know a few people that have died treated and untreated.I have no spleen,and lost part of my lung due to a car accident in 2008(i died on the table) the drs told my mother at this time my liver looked really good.I guess I am prolly over reacting but I am scared...------------------------------------

[Guest guest]

Thanks Teri! I've been looking for a place to educate me and my family on this

disease.I've had a biopsy bout 5yrs ago.at that point my load was in the

millions!The results were, a little old and a little new damage,they did not

recommend treatment at that time.The dr said that I should wait til a new

treatment with less side effects comes along.I've just been so sick lately and

have missed a lot of work cuz of it.At times my complexion looks gray(that

scares me also) never yellow yet.I try to stay positive and and use a lot of

common sense about what goes into my body.I have been in 2 relationships that

they were both positive HVC. my question is if having sexual contact with

another can a person pick up a different genotype of hvc and would it make mine

more severe?

>

> >

> >

> > hi i was diagnosed bout 10 yrs ago. had my kids checked right

> > away,thankfully they were negative!! i recently had my bloodwork done and

> > the numbers had doubled since 2009.I am on my way back to the liver fellows

> > but this time I am a little scared about it.My ex is also positive and he is

> > in the cirrosis stage(he was diagnosed a couple yrs b4 n me)I am unsure

> > about the treatment cuz I am also bi-polar and know a few people that have

> > died treated and untreated.I have no spleen,and lost part of my lung due to

> > a car accident in 2008(i died on the table) the drs told my mother at this

> > time my liver looked really good.I guess I am prolly over reacting but I am

> > scared...

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

> --

>

> Teri Gottlieb

>

> MOVE ON. It's just a chapter in the past, but don't close the book. Just

> turn the page.

>

[Guest guest]

I made it Don it was quite a trip here from fbook..glad I made it tho' had a

biopsy bout 5 yrs ago and have an ultrasound scheduled for the 24th.From there

on to the liver clinic.I don't think I could have lived with myself if I had

passed this dragon to the girls. God was lookin out. I am an ex IV drug

user,alcoholic,etc.In a small town wasn't much else to do I thought back then. I

do drink a lot of Mt.dew and I'm prolly safe sayin that its not a good thing and

I smoke not even a pack a day.I gave up so much already, thats my justification.

I already feel welcome on this site and have passed the link on to some of my

fellow hep friends here. there is a lot of info here. you have spent a lot of

time helping others, its quite obvious,and hopefully in time I can too! Thanks

again!

>

>

> From: Sherry Spain <sherryface64@...>

> Subject: [ ] hello

>

> Date: Friday, March 11, 2011, 4:14 PM

>

>

> hi i was diagnosed bout 10 yrs ago. had my kids checked right away,thankfully

they were negative!! i recently had my bloodwork done and the numbers had

doubled since 2009.I am on my way back to the liver fellows but this time I am a

little scared about it.My ex is also positive and he is in the cirrosis stage(he

was diagnosed a couple yrs b4 n me)I am unsure about the treatment cuz I am also

bi-polar and know a few people that have died treated and untreated.I have no

spleen,and lost part of my lung due to a car accident in 2008(i died on the

table) the drs told my mother at this time my liver looked really good.I guess I

am prolly over reacting but I am scared...

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

As I sit here reading with my Throwback Mountain Dew and a smoke going...  OH I am BAD too!Maybe bad but happy in Chicago..Hugs,TeriOn Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 5:18 PM, Sherry Spain <sherryface64@...> wrote:

 

I made it Don it was quite a trip here from fbook..glad I made it tho' had a biopsy bout 5 yrs ago and have an ultrasound scheduled for the 24th.From there on to the liver clinic.I don't think I could have lived with myself if I had passed this dragon to the girls. God was lookin out. I am an ex IV drug user,alcoholic,etc.In a small town wasn't much else to do I thought back then. I do drink a lot of Mt.dew and I'm prolly safe sayin that its not a good thing and I smoke not even a pack a day.I gave up so much already, thats my justification. I already feel welcome on this site and have passed the link on to some of my fellow hep friends here. there is a lot of info here. you have spent a lot of time helping others, its quite obvious,and hopefully in time I can too! Thanks again!

[Guest guest]

No worries! There is NO such thing as multi-tasking. If you think about the true meaning of this stupid phrase, the one we all feel we must use on our resume, it makes no sense! Think about every day things we do and tell me you can multi-task. If you can, you're gonna be a gajillionaire teaching others how to do it! I'm all for that! I'll be your marketing consultant!!! Hmmmmm, we might be on to something.S. Colette Wise

From: theresagottlieb@...Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2011 13:46:11 -0600Subject: Re: [ ] Hello

Crutch, NO useful tools YES. I tried the notebook thing but I keep forgetting to write in it! Or I write in it and forget to look at it later. I just suck at this multi-tasking thing.

On Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 3:48 AM, Colette Wise <scwise@...> wrote:

I even do it with my family. Did it to my husband just last night. I'm getting really good at it too! It's frustrating, especially when I don't have anything to blame it on. The only thing I take are thyroid and pee pee pills. Can't drink, can't smoke, so what the heck? I have a notebook in every room and with me everywhere I go. Such a nerd, I know, but I actually get worried when I can't find a specific one. (They all have a different use.)What a crutch!! LOL!S. Colette Wise

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Hi The doctor is trying to switch me from zoloft to elavil but i felt awful on the elavil. I am very afraid. I'm sorry to hear about your son. I know zoloft can make life feel unreal, that there are no consequences to your actions. I'm sorry. Kel

From: nandtbearden@... <nandtbearden@...>Subject: Re: helloSSRI medications Date: Thursday, May 12, 2011, 3:41 PM

I have never taken any of these medications but lost a son due to the horrific side effects they cause in some people. My concern for you is that most people, and many doctors, have no clue how to properly withdraw from these medications, which causes another set of potentially life-threatening reactions. I have a terrible time remembering the name of Creel's group but hope that she or another member chimes in and provides you with contact information for her recovery group.You can do this but rarely can anyone do it on their own. Is your doctor leading your efforts to withdraw? Terry

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Hello, I'm trying to get off of zoloft. Is there anyone here who got off this ssri after ten+ years? I'm afraid I will never be as happy as when I was on it, but I think it is wreaking havoc on my body. Anyone out there?

[Guest guest]

Hi The doctor is trying to switch me from zoloft to elavil but i felt awful on the elavil. I am very afraid. I'm sorry to hear about your son. I know zoloft can make life feel unreal, that there are no consequences to your actions. I'm sorry. Kel

From: nandtbearden@... <nandtbearden@...>Subject: Re: helloSSRI medications Date: Thursday, May 12, 2011, 3:41 PM

I have never taken any of these medications but lost a son due to the horrific side effects they cause in some people. My concern for you is that most people, and many doctors, have no clue how to properly withdraw from these medications, which causes another set of potentially life-threatening reactions. I have a terrible time remembering the name of Creel's group but hope that she or another member chimes in and provides you with contact information for her recovery group.You can do this but rarely can anyone do it on their own. Is your doctor leading your efforts to withdraw? Terry

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Hello, I'm trying to get off of zoloft. Is there anyone here who got off this ssri after ten+ years? I'm afraid I will never be as happy as when I was on it, but I think it is wreaking havoc on my body. Anyone out there?

[Guest guest]

Hi The doctor is trying to switch me from zoloft to elavil but i felt awful on the elavil. I am very afraid. I'm sorry to hear about your son. I know zoloft can make life feel unreal, that there are no consequences to your actions. I'm sorry. Kel

From: nandtbearden@... <nandtbearden@...>Subject: Re: helloSSRI medications Date: Thursday, May 12, 2011, 3:41 PM

I have never taken any of these medications but lost a son due to the horrific side effects they cause in some people. My concern for you is that most people, and many doctors, have no clue how to properly withdraw from these medications, which causes another set of potentially life-threatening reactions. I have a terrible time remembering the name of Creel's group but hope that she or another member chimes in and provides you with contact information for her recovery group.You can do this but rarely can anyone do it on their own. Is your doctor leading your efforts to withdraw? Terry

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Subject: hello

Hello, I'm trying to get off of zoloft. Is there anyone here who got off this ssri after ten+ years? I'm afraid I will never be as happy as when I was on it, but I think it is wreaking havoc on my body. Anyone out there?

[Guest guest]

Hi The doctor is trying to switch me from zoloft to elavil but i felt awful on the elavil. I am very afraid. I'm sorry to hear about your son. I know zoloft can make life feel unreal, that there are no consequences to your actions. I'm sorry. Kel

From: nandtbearden@... <nandtbearden@...>Subject: Re: helloSSRI medications Date: Thursday, May 12, 2011, 3:41 PM

I have never taken any of these medications but lost a son due to the horrific side effects they cause in some people. My concern for you is that most people, and many doctors, have no clue how to properly withdraw from these medications, which causes another set of potentially life-threatening reactions. I have a terrible time remembering the name of Creel's group but hope that she or another member chimes in and provides you with contact information for her recovery group.You can do this but rarely can anyone do it on their own. Is your doctor leading your efforts to withdraw? Terry

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Subject: hello

Hello, I'm trying to get off of zoloft. Is there anyone here who got off this ssri after ten+ years? I'm afraid I will never be as happy as when I was on it, but I think it is wreaking havoc on my body. Anyone out there?