Guest guest Posted September 11, 2008 Report Share Posted September 11, 2008 > > This is . I'm following the diet as closely as I can right now, > and I have seen improvement, along with the coconut oil and some > garlic and pau'darco tea. However, it is difficult for me to follow it > completely as I am vegetarian, so no eggs or chicken, etc. and I've > had a swallowing problem, so I can't eat normally either, along with > acid reflux. Any menu suggestions for vegetarians? Hi . Unfortunately the human body cannot to be healthy eating vegetarian, since according to nature we are omnivores (eat both meats and plants) and our bodies require the oil, fats, and proteins found only in meats and eggs. In fact B12 can only be obtained from them - see this article: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/foods33.php We've had many members who have added meats and eggs because it was more important to them to be healthy. See this article about vegetarianism and how damaging it is: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/foods34.php You can search our message archives for messages and discussions on this - the Search is above Messages on the Group's Website. The best to you, Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 3, 2008 Report Share Posted December 3, 2008 My son is one of those that craves gluten. I have tried lots of gluten free products and I just restrict how often he can have his preferred items, it has been a long road of trying different things, I think being on the autism spectrum with apraxia makes him even a more picky eater. I really have tried, so I do the best that I can on that, but here is my question regarding the dairy. My son ate two ice cream cones at Grandpa's and he didnt have the soy ice cream and my son's butt is bright red, the same type looking rash that when we took him to the pediatrician they said it was yeast related. I have a call into our Dr about getting an anti fungal started, but do gluten and caesin always go together? Also, when gluten free mixes include a packet of yeast, isnt that adding to the problem? Jen **************Make your life easier with all your friends, email, and favorite sites in one place. Try it now. (http://www.aol.com/?optin=new-dp & icid=aolcom40vanity & ncid=emlcntaolcom00000010) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 4, 2008 Report Share Posted December 4, 2008 Hi Jen, Okay.... this is what I 'know' so far! Somehow with our little diet responders, the gut lining becomes permeable and particles of food enter the body, this sets off a histimine reaction as the immune system kicks in and recognizes the particles as 'foe' to the system. Over time, the foods that you eat most often are the ones that start to enter the body and so become sources of reaction. The polysaccharide carbohydrates are the foods that are most likely to do this. Milk, soybean, starches just as gluten, corn and even rice are the nasty offenders. The more you eat them, the more likely you are to become sensitive to them if you have an injured gut lining. So.... this is the food sensitivity aspect of all of this. But along with the food particles entering the system, so does bad bacteria, yeast and sometimes even parasites. These 'nasties' will often cause really stimmy and ASD behaviour in our children. I believe that McCarthy did a lot of wonders with her son just by treating yeast along with diet and supps. These pathogens are further fed by sugars and any starchy carbohydrates that the individuals are eating and they grow, multiply and overwhelm the immune system. This is why so many individuals have found such profound success using the Specific Carbohydrate Diet to get control of this issue. (SCD Diet, see pecanbread.com) With Mark, I got really serious about this issue this past June and it has paid wonderful dividends! We did a combonation of an anti-yeast diet and the SCD diet, eliminated all sugars and only used honey. Honey is a monosaccharide and thus is absorbed into the gut lining without passing through. It was tough at first but we did pretty good after a while and now we are all used to it. We used anti-fungals to get control of the yeast, used Physicians Strength Wild Oil of Oregano to get rid of the bacteria and we worked extremely hard to repair the gut lining. What I discovered is that you must remove ALL foods that your son has shown a sensitivity to in order for this to be successful. The problem I had was in determining which foods he was sensitive too! It was an overwhelming mystery. Finally I took Mark to get Electro Dermal Screening aka Biomeridian Scan which cost me about $100. Colleen does this with little Charlie as well and we both swear by it! So... this helped me to determine which foods were problematic. If you don't remove the sensitive foods, that gut will NOT heal. You need the gut to be good and healed before reintroducing 'bad' foods. We also now eat 'limited' amounts of rice and potatoes but I had to clear the body of the yeast overgrowth first. Then I attacked all of the pathogens at once with the prescription meds and the herbals while keeping the diet clear of all yeastfeeders. In October we went back to get an Electro dermal screening and Mark had lost his gluten sensitivity so we have been able to add it back into his diet successfully without issue. We now take low dose oral antigen drops for the soybean and the dairy sensitivity. We still don't eat ice-cream but we can eat hard cheeses without issue. Another godsend for us which helps to heal the gut are digestive enzymes. They really help with the small infractions and I suspect will eventually enable Mark to have 'large' infractions ie. milk without having a reaction. Huston Neutraceuticals make some wonderful enzymes for our kids and they work really well to help heal the tummy. We always have enzymes with ALL of our food and I believe that they have helped Mark's healing in a substantive way. You may want to consider getting a DAN doctor to guide you with this. It is so much easier then doing it alone and not nearly as costly as you might think. It helps to have a knowledgeable partner when you're trying to heal that tummy since it can be very confusing and overwhelming. But.... we have had wonderful results! No more brain fog or ADD type behaviours. We still have to do therapy to catch up on some areas but at least my son is always 'present' and clear thinking now. One of the books that I read that really helped me to understand all of this and which helped me to get a good plan going was " Allergies: Disease in Disguise : How to Heal Your Allergic Condition Permanently and Naturally " by Carolee Bateson-Koch. This book really made some inroads to my understanding of all of this and along with my doctor, I followed this book and it has worked extremely well to get rid of these pesky food sensitivities and their related neurological effects. It was very helpful to me. This stuff is 'extremely' overwhelming at first! But once you see what is happening with your child.... something inside you begins to get extremely committed. Once you find a plan that works for you..... you charge forth and really begin to see improvements! They don't take long in coming either. The body has this amazing ability to heal. I don't know if Mark will ever tolerate milk, sour cream or ice-cream. I don't think he cares anymore. He feels so ill after eating ice-cream that he's scared of it now and will gladly replace it with a popsicle! Good luck and all my very best to you on this journey. It isn't an easy one..... esp. with all of the other problems we moms have with school system issues, therapy issues, etc. but when you see your child healing, it is the BEST thing in the whole wide world. You are on the right track, keep moving forward. Janice Mother of Mark, 13 PS. We like Almond milk over Rice Milk but Mark is older and can absolutely tolerate almonds.... of course, almonds are not really a nut, they are actually a seed. Buy the unsweetened version of Almond Breeze and give it a try. I find it quite yummy. 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Guest guest Posted February 23, 2009 Report Share Posted February 23, 2009 Hi, Meghan. Have you considered buying all new underwear? During my cloth diaper days a lot of moms reported that they had to sanitize all their diapers after the baby would go through a round of yeast infection, otherwise they just keep coming back. You can try adding natural antifungals in the sink to soak them like grapefruit seed extract, tea tree oil, add a bit of vinegar to make the water acidic. Then wash on very hot, and dry on hot. This should kill the yeast. You can even boil them, but I don't think it's good for elastic. Otherwise you might be looking at immune deficiency. Has your doctor done a CBC to check your neutrophils count? Neutrophils is responsible for killing yeast overgrowth. If you have yeast below, then you could have yeast in the gut also. Also make sure your partner, if you have one, is free of yeast in the mouth, etc (sorry TMI). Eat lots of yogurt and kefir or take probiotics if not already. I'm experimenting with natural antifungals myself, and I don't have the guts to shove a piece of garlic up there, but I add 1 drop of GSE to a bit of lubricant and insert it a few times a day. This seems to work well. I have Nutribiotics GSE in liquid form. Or you can try taking something like Candex - it has directions on how to get rid of yeast infections. It contains enzymes that eat yeast cell walls. It works in the gut too, obviously. http://www.pureessencelabs.com/candex.html You should be able to find them at Vitamin Shoppe, GNC, vitacost.com, iherb.com, etc. They need to be taken on an empty stomach, so it's hard for me to take since I can't get myself go hungry due to blood sugar issues. On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 5:22 PM, megbmw <megbmw@...> wrote: > I have been suffering from yeast infection for 2.5 yrs now. My doctor > had not been able to help. I have tried every pill and cream he > perscribed to me. I went off birthcontrol pill and they went away for > 3 months and now they are back. Has anyone had success with diet or > natural cures? Please let me know. I'm not sure I can stand this too > much longer. > > Meghan > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 23, 2009 Report Share Posted February 23, 2009 I forgot to add a few things: Make sure to wear cotton underwear for breathability. Don't wear one to bed. You could be allergic to fabric in your underwear (I think that's the case with me). This can apparently cause yeast problems - I don't know why. pH is off - there's something called reHresh that corrects your vaginal pH. I just saw it at Walmart. You might want to look into your overall body pH using pHion test strips. Google frequent yeast infection - lots of good info. On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 1:40 PM, McCartney <katie.mccartney@...>wrote: > Hi, Meghan. > > Have you considered buying all new underwear? During my cloth diaper days a > lot of moms reported that they had to sanitize all their diapers after the > baby would go through a round of yeast infection, otherwise they just keep > coming back. You can try adding natural antifungals in the sink to soak them > like grapefruit seed extract, tea tree oil, add a bit of vinegar to make the > water acidic. Then wash on very hot, and dry on hot. This should kill the > yeast. You can even boil them, but I don't think it's good for elastic. > > Otherwise you might be looking at immune deficiency. Has your doctor done a > CBC to check your neutrophils count? Neutrophils is responsible for killing > yeast overgrowth. If you have yeast below, then you could have yeast in the > gut also. > > Also make sure your partner, if you have one, is free of yeast in the > mouth, etc (sorry TMI). > > Eat lots of yogurt and kefir or take probiotics if not already. > > I'm experimenting with natural antifungals myself, and I don't have the > guts to shove a piece of garlic up there, but I add 1 drop of GSE to a bit > of lubricant and insert it a few times a day. This seems to work well. I > have Nutribiotics GSE in liquid form. > > Or you can try taking something like Candex - it has directions on how to > get rid of yeast infections. It contains enzymes that eat yeast cell walls. > It works in the gut too, obviously. > > http://www.pureessencelabs.com/candex.html > > You should be able to find them at Vitamin Shoppe, GNC, vitacost.com, > iherb.com, etc. They need to be taken on an empty stomach, so it's hard > for me to take since I can't get myself go hungry due to blood sugar issues. > > > > On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 5:22 PM, megbmw <megbmw@...> wrote: > >> I have been suffering from yeast infection for 2.5 yrs now. My doctor >> had not been able to help. I have tried every pill and cream he >> perscribed to me. I went off birthcontrol pill and they went away for >> 3 months and now they are back. Has anyone had success with diet or >> natural cures? Please let me know. I'm not sure I can stand this too >> much longer. >> >> Meghan >> > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2009 Report Share Posted February 25, 2009 , this struck me. My neutrophils and lymphocytes have been reversed for years (I think the white cells are low). Doctors always ask me if I had a virus when the tests were done and I say no, then they change the subject. (I haven't talked to my good doctor about it yet). I have CFS and candida, had Lyme. Do you know of a way to get the white cells up? Is fish oil a way? I take some supplements including whey protein but nothing seems to make much difference (D and iron have helped as I tested low in those and now those levels are normal). Thanks Vicky > Otherwise you might be looking at immune deficiency. Has your doctor done a > CBC to check your neutrophils count? Neutrophils is responsible for killing > yeast overgrowth. If you have yeast below, then you could have yeast in the > gut also. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2009 Report Share Posted February 25, 2009 Hi, Vicky. This file is in frequent-dose-chelation group. I think it'll be OK for me to post it here since the copyright info is in there... It's related to how a chelating agent DMSA lowers neutrophils, but it's about what you can take. I think Neutrophil Plus has been discussed a lot in the past with good results. You can go to www.onibasu.com and search the archives on autism treatment and frequent-dose-chelation if you'd like to read testimonials, etc. Neutrophils, yeast and DMSA copyright 2002 Hall Cutler Many people have reported yeast flare ups with DMSA. DMSA is known to lower neutrophil numbers. Neutrophils are in charge of killing off extra yeast. Mercury is known to inhibit some of the specific chemistry neutrophils use to kill yeast. Here are some things that help with neutrophils in case people want to try them. Arginine increases neutrophil production of NO, which neutrophils use to kill yeast. If you give too much arginine without lysine then you may increase susceptibility to certain viral infections. Adding some lysine fixes this. Taurine increases neutrophil ability to withstand their own OCl- (bleach) which they also use to kill yeast. The product " neutrophil plus " by Biotics increases neutrophil number. It is a glandular extract. Biotics sells to licensed health care practitioners only. Lithium increases neutrophil numbers. Lithium orotate is available from Vitamin Research Products over the counter, or lithium carbonate is Rx as Eskalith. These are typically used for manic depressive disorder but may also benefit people with abnormal brain electrical activity. Ornithine alpha ketoglutarate increases neutrophil numbers. Neutrophils need lots of zinc, which of course is always a problem for mercury poisoned people. Goldenseal and other berberine containing materials may increase neutrophil number or activity. DMG greatly increases antibody production and lymphocyte function. It is not clear if it also stimulates neutrophils. Cimetidine (Tagamet) the anti-stomach acid H2 blocker may increase neutrophil number or function. It also generally increases immune system reactivity. DMG and cimetidine may make allergic people MORE allergically reactive. Other over the counter anti-yeast things are: Caprylic acid which is also in most liquid MCT supplements as the triglyceride and is also in coconut oil in substantial amount, Aloe Vera gel, Lactoferrin, Garlic (which is sulfury), Grapefruit Seed Extract (which also slows down phase 1 a LOT), and oregano oil (which is icky for people with slow phase 1). Biotin may also help control yeast and is very helpful for those with difficulty regulating blood sugar, or elevated pyruvate, or trouble metabolizing certain amino acids, probiotics help supply " healthy " organisms to compete with the yeast and push it out, FOS (fructooligosacccarides) feed the " healthy " organisms, and there are of course the Rx antifungals. Hopefully this list gives people enough things to try that they can find one or two that are practical for them. Andy . . . . . . On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 1:57 PM, multitoed <whimwham@...> wrote: > , this struck me. My neutrophils and lymphocytes have been > reversed for years (I think the white cells are low). Doctors always > ask me if I had a virus when the tests were done and I say no, then > they change the subject. (I haven't talked to my good doctor about > it yet). I have CFS and candida, had Lyme. Do you know of a way to > get the white cells up? Is fish oil a way? I take some supplements > including whey protein but nothing seems to make much difference (D > and iron have helped as I tested low in those and now those levels > are normal). Thanks > > > Vicky > > > Otherwise you might be looking at immune deficiency. Has your > doctor done a > > CBC to check your neutrophils count? Neutrophils is responsible > for killing > > yeast overgrowth. If you have yeast below, then you could have > yeast in the > > gut also. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2009 Report Share Posted February 25, 2009 You may have adrenal fatigue like me. Now I even think it was the major reason for immune deficiency together with vitamin D deficiency. 25 years ago I have severe fatique after the birth of my son probably adrenal fatique or CFS or thyroid problem. I lost a half of my hear and I was so weak and cold that i wasn`t able to take care of my son. I also had very strong and long lasting stress about 10 years ago due to financial crisis and still have many other reasons to worry and to be anxious. I didn`t pay much attention to my anxiety and fatigue last two yesrs bc I red that candida cause that.But now I change my opinion. I think candida and H Pylori come up as a result of all this stresses and intake of synthetic hormones and antibitotics.Probably even acid reflux is from that too. You can see article here http://www.treatingandbeating.com/adrenalfatigue.html > > , this struck me. My neutrophils and lymphocytes have been > reversed for years (I think the white cells are low). Doctors always > ask me if I had a virus when the tests were done and I say no, then > they change the subject. (I haven't talked to my good doctor about > it yet). I have CFS and candida, had Lyme. Do you know of a way to > get the white cells up? Is fish oil a way? I take some supplements > including whey protein but nothing seems to make much difference (D > and iron have helped as I tested low in those and now those levels > are normal). Thanks > > > Vicky > > > Otherwise you might be looking at immune deficiency. Has your > doctor done a > > CBC to check your neutrophils count? Neutrophils is responsible > for killing > > yeast overgrowth. If you have yeast below, then you could have > yeast in the > > gut also. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2009 Report Share Posted February 25, 2009 Thank you , I will look into all this. Vicky > > Hi, Vicky. > > This file is in frequent-dose-chelation group. I think it'll be OK for > me to post it here since the copyright info is in there... It's related to > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2009 Report Share Posted March 8, 2009 Hi there, I have a little tidbit based on some of my experience here, it may be right or wrong but it is what I have experienced nonetheless...I didn't really start really tweeking the diet until after the antifungal because my daughter's stools got so much better (normal really) and then all of a sudden, her allergies flared up and they went bad again! My advice to you is to avoid the known allergens (go GF/CF/stay away from nuts and sugar, too) and once your boy is through the antifungal then you can start tweeking the diet (if its even necessary) Some kids have great poops forever after the antifungal. But me, I got one of the more challenging kiddos (Kathy on said to me) and my daughter is having other issues now. If your boy has a yeast overgrowth that could definitely be causing the bloating. And if after that he still has problems eliminate any food you could be suspecting an issue. Unfortunately that seems to be the only way because our kids can have an allergy to something and it won't show up on tests. I understand it is so hard to keep foods away and leave them out in yet another way from their peers and family. But its worth it in the long run if we can get our kids better! The diet is imporant for keeping their immune systems in check... Hope I helped you and didn't confuse you. --- nm042 <sd042@...> wrote: > I am pretty new to --We were more on the DAN > porotocol previous to this. I was thinking about > doing the SCD with my child due to continued > intermittent stomach distention which seems to now > be occuring after complex carbs(potatoes-rice > pasta). We are df/gf/cf/and mainly s/f. From what > I understand Dr.goldberg is not in love with nuts, > which the SCD diet is highly composed of once you > get past the inital stage. I have recently started > with Dr. , he is aware of our present diet, > but we never really got into the do's and don'ts as > far as diet with . I have been giving rice milk > and almond milk for years. Now I am reading that > this is alos a nono. We have tried Vances potatoe > milk , but that did not agree with him(however that > was along time ago). I would think this drink would > take alot of digesting. Does anyone have any advice > for me. I have even tried to look at some of the > more processed breads(cheap white bread) and it has > soy in addition to the wheat, so I am concerned that > I would not know what is making his belly sick with > these two things in it. I have doing this diet for > years, we are definitely not were we should be. We > just started the anitfungals, so I want him to get > used to these, but I know I need to start tweeking > things after that. I feel really bad for him. We > try so hard to treat him like a normal kid, but the > stomach issues take a huge part of that away. He is > really starting to ask for normal things like pizza. > dunkin donuts, rita's water ice, etc. He always > aske why he cannot have it. He knows his belly gets > distended, but what kid really ares about that. He > just wants the food. Any advice would be woderful. > On a good note, we had a history of pale stools, we > had not seen them almost in a long while. A little > green at times, but at least here is some color. > > May the Lord bless you and keep you! Visit my blog http://bloominwhereyourplanted.blogspot.com/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 2009 Report Share Posted March 23, 2009 I also looked into the SCD diet before starting last fall. I really had a hard time transitioning into thinking more about the diet making sense for my son. I was more of the mindset of keeping the yeast down in different ways. I do know my son still responds negativley to sugar, but also can see how his immune response fires up from foods is just as bad for him. After reading the rationale behind the diet, it really makes sense to me. It did take me a bit of reading about it and also being open minded into a reasoning for a diet. I can really see how complex foods and whole grains are alot for the body to digest and also deal with for the immune system. I know an adult with immune system problems and food allergies and she cannot really tolerate whole grains and also said they made her feel bloated and gassy. This also includes the healthy ones like millet bread- which is even one of the most easily digested whole grains. She also cannot tolerate nuts and are hard to digest. Maybe some others have ideas for treats that can be used for your son when he wants things he cant have, this helps a bit with my son. We also try to focus on doing fun things alot that are treats too. Angie From: nm042 <sd042@...> Subject: Diet Date: Sunday, March 8, 2009, 10:23 PM I am pretty new to --We were more on the DAN porotocol previous to this. I was thinking about doing the SCD with my child due to continued intermittent stomach distention which seems to now be occuring after complex carbs(potatoes- rice pasta). We are df/gf/cf/and mainly s/f. From what I understand Dr.goldberg is not in love with nuts, which the SCD diet is highly composed of once you get past the inital stage. I have recently started with Dr. , he is aware of our present diet, but we never really got into the do's and don'ts as far as diet with . I have been giving rice milk and almond milk for years. Now I am reading that this is alos a nono. We have tried Vances potatoe milk , but that did not agree with him(however that was along time ago). I would think this drink would take alot of digesting. Does anyone have any advice for me. I have even tried to look at some of the more processed breads(cheap white bread) and it has soy in addition to the wheat, so I am concerned that I would not know what is making his belly sick with these two things in it. I have doing this diet for years, we are definitely not were we should be. We just started the anitfungals, so I want him to get used to these, but I know I need to start tweeking things after that. I feel really bad for him. We try so hard to treat him like a normal kid, but the stomach issues take a huge part of that away. He is really starting to ask for normal things like pizza. dunkin donuts, rita's water ice, etc. He always aske why he cannot have it. He knows his belly gets distended, but what kid really ares about that. He just wants the food. Any advice would be woderful. On a good note, we had a history of pale stools, we had not seen them almost in a long while. A little green at times, but at least here is some color. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2009 Report Share Posted March 24, 2009 Hi Angie, How about Rice Krispy treats once in a while? just cut them very small. On Mar 23, 2009, at 6:34 PM, angie huiz wrote: > I also looked into the SCD diet before starting last fall. I > really had a hard time transitioning into thinking more about the > diet making sense for my son. I was more of the mindset of > keeping the yeast down in different ways. I do know my son still > responds negativley to sugar, but also can see how his immune > response fires up from foods is just as bad for him. > After reading the rationale behind the diet, it really makes > sense to me. It did take me a bit of reading about it and also > being open minded into a reasoning for a diet. I can really see how > complex foods and whole grains are alot for the body to digest and > also deal with for the immune system. > I know an adult with immune system problems and food allergies and > she cannot really tolerate whole grains and also said they made her > feel bloated and gassy. This also includes the healthy ones like > millet bread- which is even one of the most easily digested whole > grains. She also cannot tolerate nuts and are hard to digest. > Maybe some others have ideas for treats that can be used for your > son when he wants things he cant have, this helps a bit with my > son. We also try to focus on doing fun things alot that are treats > too. > Angie > > > > From: nm042 <sd042@...> > Subject: Diet > > Date: Sunday, March 8, 2009, 10:23 PM > > I am pretty new to --We were more on the DAN porotocol previous > to this. I was thinking about doing the SCD with my child due to > continued intermittent stomach distention which seems to now be > occuring after complex carbs(potatoes- rice pasta). We are df/gf/cf/ > and mainly s/f. From what I understand Dr.goldberg is not in love > with nuts, which the SCD diet is highly composed of once you get > past the inital stage. I have recently started with Dr. , he > is aware of our present diet, but we never really got into the do's > and don'ts as far as diet with . I have been giving rice milk > and almond milk for years. Now I am reading that this is alos a > nono. We have tried Vances potatoe milk , but that did not agree > with him(however that was along time ago). I would think this drink > would take alot of digesting. Does anyone have any advice for me. I > have even tried to look at some of the more processed breads(cheap > white bread) and it has soy in > addition to the wheat, so I am concerned that I would not know what > is making his belly sick with these two things in it. I have doing > this diet for years, we are definitely not were we should be. We > just started the anitfungals, so I want him to get used to these, > but I know I need to start tweeking things after that. I feel really > bad for him. We try so hard to treat him like a normal kid, but the > stomach issues take a huge part of that away. He is really starting > to ask for normal things like pizza. dunkin donuts, rita's water > ice, etc. He always aske why he cannot have it. He knows his belly > gets distended, but what kid really ares about that. He just wants > the food. Any advice would be woderful. On a good note, we had a > history of pale stools, we had not seen them almost in a long while. > A little green at times, but at least here is some color. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2009 Report Share Posted March 24, 2009 Thanks, did not know marshmellows were ok, > > From: nm042 <sd042verizon (DOT) net> > Subject: Diet > groups (DOT) com > Date: Sunday, March 8, 2009, 10:23 PM > > I am pretty new to --We were more on the DAN porotocol previous > to this. I was thinking about doing the SCD with my child due to > continued intermittent stomach distention which seems to now be > occuring after complex carbs(potatoes- rice pasta). We are df/gf/cf/ > and mainly s/f. From what I understand Dr.goldberg is not in love > with nuts, which the SCD diet is highly composed of once you get > past the inital stage. I have recently started with Dr. , he > is aware of our present diet, but we never really got into the do's > and don'ts as far as diet with . I have been giving rice milk > and almond milk for years. Now I am reading that this is alos a > nono. We have tried Vances potatoe milk , but that did not agree > with him(however that was along time ago). I would think this drink > would take alot of digesting. Does anyone have any advice for me. I > have even tried to look at some of the more processed breads(cheap > white bread) and it has soy in > addition to the wheat, so I am concerned that I would not know what > is making his belly sick with these two things in it. I have doing > this diet for years, we are definitely not were we should be. We > just started the anitfungals, so I want him to get used to these, > but I know I need to start tweeking things after that. I feel really > bad for him. We try so hard to treat him like a normal kid, but the > stomach issues take a huge part of that away. He is really starting > to ask for normal things like pizza. dunkin donuts, rita's water > ice, etc. He always aske why he cannot have it. He knows his belly > gets distended, but what kid really ares about that. He just wants > the food. Any advice would be woderful. On a good note, we had a > history of pale stools, we had not seen them almost in a long while. > A little green at times, but at least here is some color. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2009 Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 When I make Rice Krispy treats, I use canola oil instead of margarine (we have a soy problem at our house). The treats turn out a little drier but they¹re still good! I do the same thing with other cookie recipes. So far so good. Caroline G. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2009 Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 Hi, Welcome to our group! Is your name Lee? We like people to use their first names here so we can identify who is who. The diet we are all following is Bee's program. Please read these articles so you know how to treat your candida and how to incorporate this program into your life. How to Successfully Overcome Candida: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/intro2.php Curing Candida, How to Get Started: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/intro1.php I've researched candida for a number of years and this program is the best there is. This program has helped me and many others to improve their health. Take a look at these Success Stories for inspiration: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/success/index.php Take your time to read first to understand how this program works and then get back to us with your questions. Good luck! > > hi > sorry for all the questions , but really want to get cracking & get this tingling gone .. what exactly is the bees diet ? can i eat potatoes these are the only thing that make me feel full at lunch time , i am having lots of veg & salads , with plenty of spring water ..but still feel hungry .. thanks again good luck to All . > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2009 Report Share Posted March 27, 2009 > > Hi Bee/everyone, > > Forgive me if I am repeating my previous question but it is still not sinking in. :0( > > If I am not hungry, can I skip a meal? I feel that I am forcing myself to eat when I am not hungry.... I am taking in more energy then I am using. > > I understand that I can cut carbs if I need to but what about cutting the whole meal. Of course, I will then be under the 75gs of protien, 60gs of carbs, and 187-261 gs of fat that I need per day. > PS During the day I take several tablespoons of olive oil by itself. Is that ok? +++It is important to eat enough foods which will supply nutrients your body needs, which is the total of the ratios per day. Some people can eat 2 meals a day and still meet their ratios, and that's okay. Also try to stimulate your appetite by adding spices to your foods. Often a person's appetite lowers because they are stressed, which includes stress on your body by starting on this program. So I highly recommend you do regular deep breathing exercises to help alleviate the stress and increase your appetite, which will also help your digestion: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/breath1.php If you aren't as hungry you can eat less carbs, which won't cause any problems. When you don't feel hungry it is better to consume liquid foods, i.e. soup, Bee's Egg Drink, broths, etc. Maybe this is a good time for you to do the 9-Day Program: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/dig6.php You should try to consume most of your " good " fats with complete meals since nutrients all work together, and only take small amounts between meals to curb cravings. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2009 Report Share Posted April 9, 2009 Not me...we can't get him to try new foods so i don't think that would work for us...unless you mean a "sensory" diet. We definately have and use that!! From: lilliachampion <lilliachampion@...>Subject: ( ) Diet Date: Thursday, April 9, 2009, 4:23 AM Do any of you parents try any type of diet with your child?? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 13, 2009 Report Share Posted May 13, 2009 Hi , You will most likely feel it later that day or the next day. Other than that, just get back on the diet. Since it takes most people many months to overcome candida on the diet anyway, an occasional cheat isn't going to do you in. But your body will let you know afterward why you're on the diet! Zack On Wed, May 13, 2009 at 8:42 AM, jwtgbn <jwtgbn@...> wrote: > > > Hi Bee, > I have a question about going off the diet for an occasion. I have now been > on the diet for almost 5 months without cheating at all. I am taking all of > my supplements in your program now and drinking the egg drink. My question > is how bad will I set myself back if I cheat a little on my birthday coming > up in a few weeks? I'm thinking of having one or two drinks and possibly > some sushi. Please let me know if this will set me back all my hard work so > far but if it's just going to cause some reaction for a day or two I was > wondering if it would be okay? > Thanks Bee! > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 13, 2009 Report Share Posted May 13, 2009 > > Hi Bee, > I have a question about going off the diet for an occasion. I have now been on the diet for almost 5 months without cheating at all. I am taking all of my supplements in your program now and drinking the egg drink. My question is how bad will I set myself back if I cheat a little on my birthday coming up in a few weeks? I'm thinking of having one or two drinks and possibly some sushi. Please let me know if this will set me back all my hard work so far but if it's just going to cause some reaction for a day or two I was wondering if it would be okay? +++Hi . You won't set yourself back much since it is mainly " proper nutrients " that heal the body. It make take you 5 days to recover from such a cheat where you'll feel sick, getting more symptoms, etc., but it won't set you back to the beginning as long as you are on the diet and supplements consistently other than that. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 13, 2009 Report Share Posted May 13, 2009 Thanks for the info. I am very strict on myself and I'm not even sure if I will bring myself to cheat. I even went to a wedding recently and didn't eat the meal or drink anything. I made my husband eat both meals. It's hard to cheat when you start to feel so much better. > > Hi Bee, > I have a question about going off the diet for an occasion. I have now been on the diet for almost 5 months without cheating at all. I am taking all of my supplements in your program now and drinking the egg drink. My question is how bad will I set myself back if I cheat a little on my birthday coming up in a few weeks? I'm thinking of having one or two drinks and possibly some sushi. Please let me know if this will set me back all my hard work so far but if it's just going to cause some reaction for a day or two I was wondering if it would be okay? +++Hi . You won't set yourself back much since it is mainly " proper nutrients " that heal the body. It make take you 5 days to recover from such a cheat where you'll feel sick, getting more symptoms, etc., but it won't set you back to the beginning as long as you are on the diet and supplements consistently other than that. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2009 Report Share Posted May 29, 2009 Glucosamine works for some and not for others. It did not work for me. Joi Gizmo & Yoda Max, Jazzy, Bertie, Shelby, Padme' Diet Has anyone tried any kind of special diet or the glucosamine with positive response? I have read that carrot juicing works wonders for many ailments. Has anyone tried carrot juicing? Thanks in advance, ------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2009 Report Share Posted May 29, 2009 I tried glucosamine for over a year. It didn't help me, but I wouldn't be afraid to try it if I were you. Mike MT Diet Has anyone tried any kind of special diet or the glucosamine with positive response? I have read that carrot juicing works wonders for many ailments. Has anyone tried carrot juicing? Thanks in advance, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 29, 2009 Report Share Posted May 29, 2009 I went through a period of several years of my chondromalacia not bothering me. During that time I was taking glucosamine/chondroitin. But I do remember also getting a Euflexxa shot during that time, and it lasting a year (I quit taking the G/C during that time). Now I have the Curse again, interfering with my getting exercise, so I think I'll start taking G/C again. Maybe it was actually doing something. Ann Diet Has anyone tried any kind of special diet or the glucosamine with positive response? I have read that carrot juicing works wonders for many ailments. Has anyone tried carrot juicing? Thanks in advance, ------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 , Glucosamine has helped me - I can definitely tell the difference when I take it as compared to when I have slacked off. My doc recommended osteo bi-flex (which is what I use) and anothe brand that I cannnot remember... ________________________________ From: Mike Bernhardt <mlbernhardt@...> chondromalacia treatment Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 1:04:48 PM Subject: Re: Diet I tried glucosamine for over a year. It didn't help me, but I wouldn't be afraid to try it if I were you. Mike MT Diet Has anyone tried any kind of special diet or the glucosamine with positive response? I have read that carrot juicing works wonders for many ailments. Has anyone tried carrot juicing? Thanks in advance, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 Does Osteobiflex contain MSM? Ann Diet Has anyone tried any kind of special diet or the glucosamine with positive response? I have read that carrot juicing works wonders for many ailments. Has anyone tried carrot juicing? Thanks in advance, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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