Guest guest Posted February 2, 2008 Report Share Posted February 2, 2008 PS - I bought pat 2 of JH's book. It says that some people cannot avoid diarrhea, because they " need to be cleaned out " . So, it appears that I ought to try to stay on this train and sooner or later I too will begin to clean out. Do any of you think a low carb diet in necessary if someone has bacteria like I seem to have? I've eaten it before and didn't like it much. Since saturating my body with coconut oil 7 years ago, I can eat about all the natural carbs I want to eat with no problems. Offhand, I'd say I ought to eat the foods that appeal to me and not worry about counting carbs. For breakfast I had 2 HB free range eggs on an English muffin with CNOil, organic oatmeal, roasted SF seeds, and goat cheese. I don't eat sugar. I get all carbs from food. I backed off of fruit lately. I eat 1 or 2 apples a day now, and a pound or two of blackberies a week. I used to eat more fruit but perhaps I should back off it some. The type O+ diet recommends 1-2 pieces of fruit daily. Joe Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2008 Report Share Posted February 2, 2008 Hi Joe, I practice oil pulling, as well. I haven't found that it causes loose stools, but I have wondered about the oil stimulating the liver to release bile. Since we're using it sublingually (in a sense) I wonder if the oil's effect on the liver is more intense. Just a thought. Avril In , " tonytaptoe " <joe525us@...> wrote: > >> > Since starting oil pulling on 3/4/07, I'm more prone to speeded up GI > tract. I wondered if I should stop OP for now and focus on MMS therapy > for now, and see if it helps slow down my GI tract. Maybe I have an > over stimulated GI tract from OP and other things. Do any of you know > if this is ever a good idea? > Joe > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2008 Report Share Posted February 2, 2008 One thing I have observed from my own use of MMS and from listening to what others have said, is that MMS has a strong tendency to root out old problems that we have had. I have had days when old symptoms of things I experianced when I was a kid came back for a few hours, to a few days. Look for this stuff. It will suprise you. It is not a desceminitory killer, it is first come first serve with MMS. And by its mode of travel (red blood cells, because of the dbl. oxegen molecule) what ever it meets first with electrons to grab, it takes. Remember too that pathogens do not make us feel sick, it is the die off of pathogens that make us feel sick. So when you are feeling symptoms be assured that MMS is at work. Jim Humble speculates through logic, that MMS nutralizes many toxin given off by pathogens simply because such a massive die off of pathogens should make a person sicker then they usually do. Some of us do make ourselves sick with larger doeses ( flu like effects ) with me it was at 9 drops once a day. yet I can take 13 drops if I space them out. 13 drops logicaly will kill more then 9 drops so why am I able to deal with it better then a single dose of 9 drops? I think what is happening with a contant slow trickle of MMS over a period of 10 hours is that the latter doeses ( I always feel worse with the first 3 doses and better with the last 3 doeses ) are being used in my body to nutralize or oxidize the die off, neurotoxin, and other rubish, of the first three doses. Because remember with MMS it is first come first serve, and it figures that after three doses the little dead bodies of pathogens are free floating in my blood trying to get to detox pathways (right where the MMS is, in my blood ) so it makes sense that the last doses would come across the toxins first before critters. I guess in a nut shell-- expect to have a reacurrence of old symptoms, but I personally feel that it is easier and more benificial to small dose over a period of time. JUST MY OPINION > > Is it ever a good idea to take, say 6 drops at one time in a day, vs 2 > drops multiple times daily? I'm wondering if this might be an idea for > me right now to help get the critters under control. > > The 1 drop I now take twice a day (AM & PM) seems to speed up the food > in my GI tract and I can feel my forearms trying hard to get enough > protein. (When/if I get speeded up GI tract, the body will steal > proteins from the arms, legs, and other places in order to nourish the > organs.) This has gone on with me off and on for years, and I have > lousy muscle tone because of it. I think they call it malabsorption. I > sometimes worry and wonder if I can ever rebuild that lost muscle. > > I was thinking of going back to just one drop a day, to slow down my > GI tract more so I can pick up proteins and nutrients better, but I > guess I ought to hang in there and see if it may go away in a week or > two. I can increase my protein powder intake, have protein snacks, > etc. I'm a blood type O so I need lots of proteins. I eat meat, eggs, > cheese, nuts, seeds, with each meal. > > I couldn't drink Prill water for the same reason - it gave me loose > bowels. They told me it would stop after a week or so but it never > seemed to stop for me when I drank Prill, so I stopped drinking it. > > Since starting oil pulling on 3/4/07, I'm more prone to speeded up GI > tract. I wondered if I should stop OP for now and focus on MMS therapy > for now, and see if it helps slow down my GI tract. Maybe I have an > over stimulated GI tract from OP and other things. Do any of you know > if this is ever a good idea? > > I got a nice improvement from OP. I felt a lot calmer, slept better, > made decisions easier and better, so it's not easy for me to walk away > from it now. I use Sesame oil to OP. I used to OP with coconut oil but > after a few weeks it gave me really loose bowels, so I went back to > Sesame and it eventually stopped. > > Anyone is welcome to chip in their opinion. > > Joe > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2008 Report Share Posted February 2, 2008 Since your asking for opinions and I like to give mine, I say NO NO. I think if your not overweight, you eat REAL food, with no sugar or artifical sweetners, get 80% of your carbs from fruts and veggies not from grains, have protein with every meal, eat olive oil, raw soaked nuts, real butter, coconut oil, how can you go wrong. JUST MY OPINION > > PS - I bought pat 2 of JH's book. It says that some people cannot > avoid diarrhea, because they " need to be cleaned out " . So, it appears > that I ought to try to stay on this train and sooner or later I too > will begin to clean out. > > Do any of you think a low carb diet in necessary if someone has > bacteria like I seem to have? I've eaten it before and didn't like it > much. Since saturating my body with coconut oil 7 years ago, I can eat > about all the natural carbs I want to eat with no problems. > > Offhand, I'd say I ought to eat the foods that appeal to me and not > worry about counting carbs. For breakfast I had 2 HB free range eggs > on an English muffin with CNOil, organic oatmeal, roasted SF seeds, > and goat cheese. > > I don't eat sugar. I get all carbs from food. I backed off of fruit > lately. I eat 1 or 2 apples a day now, and a pound or two of > blackberies a week. I used to eat more fruit but perhaps I should > back off it some. The type O+ diet recommends 1-2 pieces of fruit daily. > > Joe > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2008 Report Share Posted February 2, 2008 Hi Marie, I may have already been having some of these symptoms. A few times lately I've gotten real chilled. In the 80s sometimes I'd get chilled if I ate just about any amount of carb. The only vegs I could eat for quite a while were broccoli, cabbage, onion, and turnip. Any vegs besides those and I got chilled until that food was out of my system. That was no fun. I was real chilled last night so I had a 20 minute bath with Epsom salts, baking soda, and sea salt in it, which warmed me up. It'll be good to get rid of that stuff. I must be very toxic. That stuff can do no one any good - only harm. Joe > > One thing I have observed from my own use of MMS and from listening > to what others have said, is that MMS has a strong tendency to root > out old problems that we have had. I have had days when old symptoms > of things I experianced when I was a kid came back for a few hours, > to a few days. Look for this stuff. It will suprise you. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2008 Report Share Posted February 2, 2008 Hi there, I've heard it said that OP is like a liver flush. Some of the OP " guru " sites claim that OP will cure anything, but I'm not so sure about that. I'm pretty sure I'm quite toxic, according to the way MMS causes symptoms. OP may be a great therapy but at least for me, I needed something more powerful. I plan to keep up OP though. It's worth taking the time to OP AFAIC. Joe > > Hi Joe, > > I practice oil pulling, as well. I haven't found that it causes loose > stools, but I have wondered about the oil stimulating the liver to > release bile. Since we're using it sublingually (in a sense) I wonder > if the oil's effect on the liver is more intense. Just a thought. > > Avril > > In Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2008 Report Share Posted February 3, 2008 Hi Joe, I think that many of us are so toxic that just one form of detox is not going to do the trick. I also do other things besides OP. Avril In , " tonytaptoe " <joe525us@...> wrote: > > Hi there, > > I've heard it said that OP is like a liver flush. > > Some of the OP " guru " sites claim that OP will cure anything, but I'm > not so sure about that. I'm pretty sure I'm quite toxic, according to > the way MMS causes symptoms. OP may be a great therapy but at least > for me, I needed something more powerful. I plan to keep up OP though. > It's worth taking the time to OP AFAIC. > > Joe > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2008 Report Share Posted February 3, 2008 I do too. I've found inversion therapy to be a GREAT way to help detox and drain the lymph system. I had Herx for the first week I inverted. In a way the body is like a capped test tube full of blood. Inverting is like taking that capped test tube and tipping it upside down and stirring up the blood. It decongests the liver and sends fresh oxygenated blood to the brain, which is probably why it's helped my moods. It prevent Alzheimer's and stroke. It's not for everyone though. People should talk to their MD before inversion therapy if they have health problems. Joe > > Hi Joe, > > I think that many of us are so toxic that just one form of detox is > not going to do the trick. I also do other things besides OP. > > Avril > > I Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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