Re: gallstones and this diet

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I have gallatones and am having a hard time w/ this diet.....any suggestions?

Thanks, lindsi

On Tue Jan 11th, 2011 10:13 AM EST Bee wrote:

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>> Hi Bee and All,

>> Can I eat a classic steak tartare, carpacchio or ceviche?

>> I read on Bee's website that meat cooked low and slow is best as I have been

doing for 14 months now. However steak tartare is simply devine. Is it

damaging/not useful to eat raw meat? I can't seem to find a consensus on this

after reading Nourishing Traditions and Nutrition and Physical Degeneration. It

is clear that native people ate raw meat but only when they did not have the

resources to do so. Would the cell walls of the raw meat open in the presence of

stomach juices for nutrients to be made useful?

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>Meat do not have cell walls like plant foods do, and that's why they are so

easy to digest. Protein is made up of molecules linked together in chains.

Cooking them actually starts the digestive process by unwinding or unfolding the

protein molecules, called denaturing, which is what our digestive system does as

well.

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>Another way to start unfolding is to soak raw meat in an acidic medium like

lemon juice or apple cider vinegar - see marinade recipes on my website - which

actually cooks them too.

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>But it is okay to eat meats raw if you like them.

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> I have gallatones and am having a hard time w/ this diet.....any suggestions?

+++Hi lindsi,

Did you get a doctor's diagnosis that you have gallstones? If so, when was

that, and what did they recommend? Are you in constant severe pain or does it

come and go?

This diet plus supplements cures health issues that cause gallstones, which is

mainly due to a lack of good fats I recommend. Of course all nutrients work

together - see my article on it:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/gallbl1.php

How long have you been on my program too?

All the best, Bee

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Bee: I was diagnosed last spring. they said i could have it cut out, but not

bad enough yet...i realy want to keep it, so ive been taking atigall, from my

doctor. I am a 6 in terms of pain, but it does come and go..... I tend to stay

away from high fats, which seems to cause the pain.....I have been on your

program for a 3 weeks, but just started your supplements today. what else can i

do to manage the pain?

 

thanks for your help!

lindsi

From: Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: gallstones and this diet

Date: Friday, January 14, 2011, 9:39 AM

 

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> I have gallatones and am having a hard time w/ this diet.....any suggestions?

+++Hi lindsi,

Did you get a doctor's diagnosis that you have gallstones? If so, when was that,

and what did they recommend? Are you in constant severe pain or does it come and

go?

This diet plus supplements cures health issues that cause gallstones, which is

mainly due to a lack of good fats I recommend. Of course all nutrients work

together - see my article on it:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/gallbl1.php

How long have you been on my program too?

All the best, Bee

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Hi Linsi,

Do not avoid fats since they are what heal the liver, gall bladder - read that

article on gallstones so you understand it better.

Please answer my other questions and then I'll be able to advise you.

Bee

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suggestions?

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> Did you get a doctor's diagnosis that you have gallstones? If so, when was

that, and what did they recommend? Are you in constant severe pain or does it

come and go?

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> This diet plus supplements cures health issues that cause gallstones, which is

mainly due to a lack of good fats I recommend. Of course all nutrients work

together - see my article on it:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/gallbl1.php

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> How long have you been on my program too?

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> All the best, Bee

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