Re: Re: blood pressure dropping after eating/ enema questions

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Thank you Bee and Mameedle.

Bee, since I have read in previous posts you mention that the key is for the

reaction not to happen every time. I began to worry because it has been

happening every time. Thank you though. Hopefully things will change for the

better.

Another thing, I did my third coffee enema today (2nd one last week) and I

noticed chunks of solidified CO floating on top. Sorry for all the detail.

They were flat pieces of the CO. Could this mean I am not digesting the CO

properly? I always heat the CO, I don't like to eat anything raw or cold.

Should I decrease my CO intake? The last few weeks I had been regular but

this past week I was constipated. Could the CO hardening be part of the

cause?

Also, is it ok to eat before coffee enema? Is it ok to do at night or better

in the morning? Today I did it in the morning without eating. By the time I

finished I had been up for a few hours (w/out eating) and started to have

hypoglycemia symptoms. Which I had a feeling was going to happen because it

happened the 1st time?

Many thanks as always,

Jess

On Fri, Feb 25, 2011 at 8:29 PM, jdollz <jessdollly@...> wrote:

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> Thank you Bee. It is just so nerve wrecking because it happens all the time

> now and my eyes cross through out the day. When I read about other people's

> reactions, i see headaches, diarrhea, constipation. I don't read about

> anyone with similar reactions and this worries me so much. I always try to

> search the forum before going to you. I have no where else to turn to.

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> If anyone else has similar reactions, please share?

> cold sensations especially lower part of body

> eyes crossing

> nerves jumping

>

> Thank you so much,

>

> Jess xo

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> > > Hi Bee and group,

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> > > Since starting diet(Jan 1st), after i eat and it happens almost every

> time my feet become cold. Sometimes the cold sensation goes up further by my

> ankles and occasionally knees too. I took my blood pressure and it seems to

> drop as well. Has this happened to anyone? Is this normal? Could it be

> happening because my body is still adjusting to fats?

> >

> > +++Hi Jess,

> >

> > It is normal to have changes up and down in many things throughout your

> body while you are healing and detoxifying, including changes in temperature

> in some areas (hot or cold). It is also possible for your blood pressure to

> change up or down. All of these things will come and go as you heal, so do

> not be concerned.

> >

> > It isn't because your body is adjusting to the fats; it is because your

> body is becoming more able to heal and detoxify itself.

> >

> > Getting healthy is not a steady uphill climb towards health where you

> feel better and better every day; it has its ups and downs because of how

> the body heals itself.

> >

> > Bee

> >

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