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I agree with Sara on protein intake---you only need approx 100--110g

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only need approx 20g of ea per meal (thats one scoop of protein)don't

forget the carb/veg. I believe all of us felt bloated in the

beginning then your body will adjust and you will feel better (more

energy etc). Hussman.com/eas site can help explain how this works.

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Thank you for sharing this information with me. I too

am very frustrated with this illness but I'm trusting

in God that I will be healed. I refuse to believe

that I'll have to live with this for the rest of my

life. I'm going to see a naturopath doctor next week;

I'm very excited about that. I will share my

experiences with him next week. Don't give up.

Tricia

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> Hi Tricia,

> I don't know how I contracted Candida. It seems to

> be genetic, as a lot of

> family members have problems with it. I think I've

> had it pretty much all

> of my life. At 5 I got a horrible yeast infection

> and I've seemed to have

> just gotten sicker since then. I don't know if that

> started it or if that

> was just my first big symptom. Medication-wise, I

> take liquid herbal

> extracts to kill yeast, parasites, get my vitamins

> and minerals, etc., I

> drink Pau D'Arco tea every day, try to include

> garlic and olive oil in most

> of what I eat, I take probiotics, Chloryphyll (sp?),

> LOTS of vitamin C,

> Echinacea, E, and 5-HTP. I feel like I'm kind of

> stuck, and I've heard

> people talking about different things, like the

> Hydroxygen (is that right?)

> and Soil Based Organisms, etc. I'm just confused

> b/c I'm not sure what

> really works and what doesn't and I have spent so

> much money thus far that I

> can't afford to waste it on gimmicks, you know?

> This is such a frustrating

> disease! So, any suggestions from anyone are more

> than welcome. Here's to

> getting better!

> Hugs

>

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Just to be on the safe side, I'd see an endo and have all your hormones checked. You might be getting lower on estrogen or progesterone to cause the period to suddenly become lighter. Perhaps that thyroid stuff has affected your periods?

Your Friend,

LMnaturalbeauty38 <naturalbeauty38@...> wrote:

No i never did try RX strenght but with my periods getting so light lately I am not sure I would want to right now. I am afraid I would not get any period at all, and although that sounds good in a way hee hee, I am not sure it would be healthy. I am 40 and the average age of menopause in my family is 52 or 53 so I am not sure if I could be going into an early menopause or what, but since my hair stopped falling out I am not too focused on my hormones right now.I am letting things go and just trying to eat a balanced diet, as of the last week and a half I have been really bad, not enough protein to be sure, just to sick to get it all in. I really may have to start on some shakes since I am not able to tolerate much in the way of solids at the moment.good luck with the meds though, keep us

posted:)CIn , Jane Doe wrote:> :> Did you use Rx strength? That's what I'll be trying next week.> LM> > naturalbeauty38 wrote:> it is fantastic that the progesterone cream works wonders for > you, it just shows how different we all are though, I used it for a > long time and it never did anything for me. Apparently hormones are > not the issue for all of us. Too bad that what helps one just does > not always help the next one. I hope that LM will find the success > with it that you had though, that would be fantastic for her.> hugs> > > > > > > > > > In , "JOSEPH PALANCA" > wrote:> > > > > > > For Healing Therapies and

Detox info, and to view Testimonies of Victims, and Studies of harm by implants, go to:> /files/> > To view links to related websites on breast implants, go to:> /links >

[Guest guest]

Well I have had my hormones checked a few times and they have always

been ok, and so I don't know if I am ready to get all new labs drawn

up yet, maybe soon. I am wondering if my light periods are part of my

age and my low body fat/exercise routine.

never know I guess.

hugs

C

In , Jane Doe <oceanlilly_csu@y...>

wrote:

> :

> Just to be on the safe side, I'd see an endo and have all your

hormones checked. You might be getting lower on estrogen or

progesterone to cause the period to suddenly become lighter. Perhaps

that thyroid stuff has affected your periods?

> Your Friend,

> LM

>

> naturalbeauty38 <naturalbeauty38@y...> wrote:

>

> No i never did try RX strenght but with my periods getting so light

> lately I am not sure I would want to right now. I am afraid I would

> not get any period at all, and although that sounds good in a way

hee

> hee, I am not sure it would be healthy. I am 40 and the average age

> of menopause in my family is 52 or 53 so I am not sure if I could

be

> going into an early menopause or what, but since my hair stopped

> falling out I am not too focused on my hormones right now.

> I am letting things go and just trying to eat a balanced diet, as

of

> the last week and a half I have been really bad, not enough protein

> to be sure, just to sick to get it all in. I really may have to

start

> on some shakes since I am not able to tolerate much in the way of

> solids at the moment.

> good luck with the meds though, keep us posted

>

> C

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> In , Jane Doe

> wrote:

> > :

> > Did you use Rx strength? That's what I'll be trying next week.

> > LM

> >

> > naturalbeauty38 wrote:

> > it is fantastic that the progesterone cream works wonders

for

> > you, it just shows how different we all are though, I used it for

a

> > long time and it never did anything for me. Apparently hormones

are

> > not the issue for all of us. Too bad that what helps one just

does

> > not always help the next one. I hope that LM will find the

success

> > with it that you had though, that would be fantastic for her.

> > hugs

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > In , " JOSEPH PALANCA "

> > wrote:

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

It could be exercise. Since the women in your family (like mine) have their periods into their mid fifties, I doubt you're perimenopausal--but you never know.

I'd see an endo whi thinks outside the box. Contact WIP, they will mail you a list of bioidentical hormone docs.It never hurts to check it out when you feel the need to do so.

www.womensinternational.com naturalbeauty38 <naturalbeauty38@...> wrote:

Well I have had my hormones checked a few times and they have always been ok, and so I don't know if I am ready to get all new labs drawn up yet, maybe soon. I am wondering if my light periods are part of my age and my low body fat/exercise routine.never know I guess.hugsCIn , Jane Doe wrote:> :> Just to be on the safe side, I'd see an endo and have all your hormones checked. You might be getting lower on estrogen or progesterone to cause the period to suddenly become lighter. Perhaps that thyroid stuff has affected your periods?> Your Friend,> LM> > naturalbeauty38 wrote:> > No i never did try RX strenght but with my periods getting so light > lately I am not sure I would

want to right now. I am afraid I would > not get any period at all, and although that sounds good in a way hee > hee, I am not sure it would be healthy. I am 40 and the average age > of menopause in my family is 52 or 53 so I am not sure if I could be > going into an early menopause or what, but since my hair stopped > falling out I am not too focused on my hormones right now.> I am letting things go and just trying to eat a balanced diet, as of > the last week and a half I have been really bad, not enough protein > to be sure, just to sick to get it all in. I really may have to start > on some shakes since I am not able to tolerate much in the way of > solids at the moment.> good luck with the meds though, keep us posted> > C> > > > > > > > In , Jane Doe > wrote:> >

:> > Did you use Rx strength? That's what I'll be trying next week.> > LM> > > > naturalbeauty38 wrote:> > it is fantastic that the progesterone cream works wonders for > > you, it just shows how different we all are though, I used it for a > > long time and it never did anything for me. Apparently hormones are > > not the issue for all of us. Too bad that what helps one just does > > not always help the next one. I hope that LM will find the success > > with it that you had though, that would be fantastic for her.> > hugs> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > In , "JOSEPH PALANCA" > > wrote:> > > > > > > > > > > > > For Healing Therapies

and Detox info, and to view Testimonies of > Victims, and Studies of harm by implants, go to:> > /files/> > > > To view links to related websites on breast implants, go to:> > /links > >

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I Would at least try and get my money back! That is so ridiculous that the mail order was so messed up... At least you have your meds that you need... Just having a good job now a days is a wonder at times...

Hows your heart doing??? Sugar??? Don't Overdue, and Don't forget to EAT!!! Post when ya can...

((( Caring Hugs )))

Helen

Hello HelenWell, not on time. I have enough Insulin to last till I get back so I left them instructions to deliver on September 21 but not much more than that. As long as they actually follow the instructions, the insulin will be fine, if not they will be ruined and I won't have much time to have them replaced. I filled a 30 day order of metformin at the local pharmacy but because of all the mess with the Medco, the insurance company denied payment so I'm out of pocket on that even though I shouldn't be. They still shipped the meds that I don't need, that arrived before my trip. In truth, I should refuse to pay the co-pay for the meds that I did not order and I should insist on compensation for the emergency order of metformin. It's really a matter of whether I'll still be mad at them in three weeks time since arguing over the phone from Brazil would cost way more in long distance bills. I have half a mind to forward the wrong meds to a news reporter to see if they want to write a blurb about wrong meds being shipped by mail order pharmacies. The Rio project is in theory complete but of course there's the small nuances to work out and the local staff makes better progress when I'm around to advise them. I don't mind, it pays very well. Politically, things are in the works to bring me onboard as a permanent employee but that would mean making less money. Also politically, we don't even know if the company will be around much longer or if they'll just liquidate and there are other companies that want our team so we may all be jumping ship together.Regards,

May today there be peace within you.May you trust God that you are exactly where you are meant to be. "I believe that friends are quiet angels who lift us to our feet when our wings have trouble remembering how to fly." Even Angels Need Bear Hugsangelbear1129@...

[Guest guest]

Hello Helen

I think I've overdone it on the sodium and the sugars, the last couple

of days cause I feel really weak and I think I'm walking slower than

usual again. That's the trouble with traveling on business, the diet

and exercise gets all out of whack.

My job situation is kind of strange, I'm making plenty of money, at

least double if not more than ever before but that's by arranging the

work to be on a contract basis. I have my medical insurance carried by

the last company's COBRA and I think it would actually be cheaper to

just go out and get my own medical coverage. The current company,

wants me on full time, they'll still pay more than any of my previous

employers but it would be a significant drop from what I'm making now,

yet their internal paperwork is moving at the pace of molasses so I

guess I keep to continue collecting the big fees. The group that I'm

working with actually wants to split off and form a new company. That

seems to be a matter of timing and financing right now. There's a good

chance that joining the company will essentially reset the COBRA for

another foray with forming a new company.

Regards,

angelbear1129@... wrote:

> *Hi ,*

> * I Would at least try and get my money back! That is so ridiculous

> that the mail order was so messed up... At least you have your meds

> that you need... Just having a good job now a days is a wonder at

> times... *

> * Hows your heart doing??? Sugar??? Don't Overdue, and Don't forget

> to EAT!!! Post when ya can...*

> *((( Caring Hugs )))*

> *Helen*

>

>

> Hello Helen

>

> Well, not on time.

>

> I have enough Insulin to last till I get back so I left them

> instructions to deliver on September 21 but not much more than

> that.

> As long as they actually follow the instructions, the insulin will be

> fine, if not they will be ruined and I won't have much time to

> have them

> replaced.

>

> I filled a 30 day order of metformin at the local pharmacy but

> because

> of all the mess with the Medco, the insurance company denied

> payment so

> I'm out of pocket on that even though I shouldn't be.

>

> They still shipped the meds that I don't need, that arrived before my

> trip. In truth, I should refuse to pay the co-pay for the meds

> that I

> did not order and I should insist on compensation for the emergency

> order of metformin. It's really a matter! of whether I'll still

> be mad

> at them in three weeks time since arguing over the phone from Brazil

> would cost way more in long distance bills. I have half a mind to

> forward the wrong meds to a news reporter to see if they want to

> write a

> blurb about wrong meds being shipped by mail order pharmacies.

>

> The Rio project is in theory complete but of course there's the small

> nuances to work out and the local staff makes better progress when

> I'm

> around to advise them. I don't mind, it pays very well.

> Politically,

> things are in the works to bring me onboard as a permanent

> employee but

> that would mean making less money. Also politically, we don't even

> know if the company will be around much longer or if they'll just

> liquidate and there are other companies that want our team so we

> may all

> be jumping ship together.

>

> Regards,

>

>

> **

>

>

> May today there be peace within you.

> May you trust God that you are exactly where you are meant to be.

> " I believe that friends are quiet angels who lift us to our feet when

> our wings have trouble remembering how to fly. "

>

> Even Angels Need Bear Hugs

>

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Well ,

You know whats best for you... Health insurance is a must with you though, as ya never can tell when your going to need it again... Look at all the options before comitting, which I'm sure you will )

You take care and Try to not overdue!!! Don't need you back down again... Isn't there food there that you Cab eat that won't get your system out of whack so much???

Don't forget to keep your sugar checked!!! I know, I'm bossy ) That's what I'm good at ) I'm the worry wart!

((( Worried Hugs )))

Helen

Hello HelenI think I've overdone it on the sodium and the sugars, the last couple of days cause I feel really weak and I think I'm walking slower than usual again. That's the trouble with traveling on business, the diet and exercise gets all out of whack.My job situation is kind of strange, I'm making plenty of money, at least double if not more than ever before but that's by arranging the work to be on a contract basis. I have my medical insurance carried by the last company's COBRA and I think it would actually be cheaper to just go out and get my own medical coverage. The current company, wants me on full time, they'll still pay more than any of my previous employers but it would be a significant drop from what I'm making now, yet their internal paperwork is moving at the pace of molasses so I guess I keep to continue collecting the big fees. The group that I'm working with actually wants to split off and form a new company. That seems to be a matter of timing and financing right now. There's a good chance that joining the company will essentially reset the COBRA for another foray with forming a new company.Regards,

May today there be peace within you.May you trust God that you are exactly where you are meant to be. "I believe that friends are quiet angels who lift us to our feet when our wings have trouble remembering how to fly." Even Angels Need Bear Hugsangelbear1129@...

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Kate

I remember having that! In fact it got so bad, that I called Dr.

Feng's office and she said that I could remove them early. They were

driving me crazy! Perhaps you could call the doctor's office? Hope

you get feel better soon.

Hugs, kathy

-- In , PACCOAST@a... wrote:

> Hi - I remember you saying something about a reaction to the

steri

> strips -- that you had on, after explant. What was that reaction?

All of a

> sudden I'm so itchy ~!~~ If I scratch around them, it kind of turns

into a rash.

> Red and little bumps. When I stop scratching, it goes away -- which

everyone

> would probably say 'well then - stop scratching!' But, that's hard --

> because it itches so! Not sure if this is a reaction to the steri

strips or what.

> I was just wondering what your skin did. And, my breasts are so, so

> sensitive. When I put my bra on, when clothing touches them, etc.

Do you remember if

> you went through that too? Thanks! Kate

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Thanks, ,

Yes, the happy herbalist IS still around and sending out lovely thick,

plush, creamy organic SCOBY starters. I just got one from him last week.

He also frequents the group for kombucha...a very friendly and

talkative and knowledgable group. I'm glad to hear it worked for you.

Good reminders from all around that we need to listen to our own bodies and

do what the bod wants.

thanks again,

Nina

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