So excited - from Australia

April 25, 2011

Hi everybody, my name is Preethi and I am so excited to have found this group

and Bee's website after all these years of suffering from candida. I am 24, live

in Australia and didn't for a long time know what was wrong with me. Even after

I did it did not seem like I would ever get better; I tried so many different

products such as ThreeLac and various diets which claimed to cure Candida within

2 weeks. Surfice to say none of the diets work and reading through Bee's website

I understand why, that it takes a while for the body to heal naturally and all

that we are feed about what foods are good and which arn't is so so wrong.

I have read through all of Bee's website and have cut out all of the sugars from

my diet and have stopped eating all of the carbohydrates except brown rice,

which I am hoping to give up by the end of this week.

I have ordered the recommended supplements from iherb in America and also

coconut oil, that is unrefined cold pressed certified organic coconut oil.

I am interested in purchasing organic herds and spices, such as oregano, pepper

and stevia and also vegetables but am unsure what certification standards are

ok. I know that just about anybody can claim to be providing organic products,

so I wanted to know if the following certification body's standards are ok. If

anybody in Australia or anywhere else knows if these companies certification

processes are acceptable.

The National Association For Sustainable Agriculture Australia Ltd (NASAA:

http://www.nasaa.com.au/

Bio-Dynamic Research Institute:

Their website is: http://www.demeter.org.au/

OHGA Certified Organic

Organic Herb Growers of Australia Inc:

http://www.brisbaneorganicmarket.com/certification.html

Thanks in advance for your help!! I am so excited about getting better.

April 26, 2011

G¡¦day Preethi,

Greetings from Aussieland.

I am also very glad you found this group and Bee¡¦s program, as it is right way

to go.

There is a good link to website nicely summarising information you asking for:

http://www.organicchoice.com.au/certification.php

Unfortunately there is a lot¡¦s of manipulation of organic certification

requirements (as well as free-range products). Large food suppliers tend to

abuse this rules the most, for example Woolworths sets their own certification

standards and audit its own products. I never buy from them.

I found the best places to buy are farmers markets. You can chat to farmers

selling a food and obtain all information you need about source of

food/chemicals used. I usually say I have severe allergies for all

chemicals/synthetic additives, so they tell me a truth ƒº.Additionaly markets

are really relaxing places to buy your groceries.

Hope this helps

Dobrusia

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> Hi everybody, my name is Preethi and I am so excited to have found this group

and Bee's website after all these years of suffering from candida. I am 24, live

in Australia and didn't for a long time know what was wrong with me. Even after

I did it did not seem like I would ever get better; I tried so many different

products such as ThreeLac and various diets which claimed to cure Candida within

2 weeks. Surfice to say none of the diets work and reading through Bee's website

I understand why, that it takes a while for the body to heal naturally and all

that we are feed about what foods are good and which arn't is so so wrong.

>

> I have read through all of Bee's website and have cut out all of the sugars

from my diet and have stopped eating all of the carbohydrates except brown rice,

which I am hoping to give up by the end of this week.

>

> I have ordered the recommended supplements from iherb in America and also

coconut oil, that is unrefined cold pressed certified organic coconut oil.

>

> I am interested in purchasing organic herds and spices, such as oregano,

pepper and stevia and also vegetables but am unsure what certification standards

are ok. I know that just about anybody can claim to be providing organic

products, so I wanted to know if the following certification body's standards

are ok. If anybody in Australia or anywhere else knows if these companies

certification processes are acceptable.

>

> The National Association For Sustainable Agriculture Australia Ltd (NASAA:

http://www.nasaa.com.au/

>

> Bio-Dynamic Research Institute:

> Their website is: http://www.demeter.org.au/

>

> OHGA Certified Organic

> Organic Herb Growers of Australia Inc:

> http://www.brisbaneorganicmarket.com/certification.html

>

> Thanks in advance for your help!! I am so excited about getting better.

>

April 26, 2011