high cholesterol

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-Yes it is beautiful, it has been chilly lately though, everyone is

sick here in hawaii so bring a sweater, aloha,

Terri P

-- In , " Lea " <devans@...> wrote:

>

> Dearest Lynda:

>

> I am so sorry that you had a bad fall. This is awful that this

has happened to you just before your trip. Please be careful, and

make sure that you have a doctor check you out before you leave.

>

> Have a wonderful time and a good rest. Our son and his wife are

in Maui right now. They have a time-share condo that they share with

other lawyers. We have never been there, but they keep asking us to

go. They take our grandchildren out of school temporarily when they

go there. It would be great to have the children show us one of their

favourite places...one day this might happen.

>

> Thank you for all the support that you are giving to this group.

>

> Sending love to you.......Lea

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~``````````

> Re: High Cholesterol

>

>

> Yes, I am anxious to get out of this cold, cold weather.

>

> It is the head injury that was the most worrisome, and I have a

large

> goose egg on my head. I certainly saw stars when I hit.

>

> I think that it is a mild concussion, however, so in a few days

I will be fine.

>

> My sister is near St. Louis, and they have terrible ice storms

> there. Hopefully leaving by tomorrow, as she is leaving on

Tues. for

> Hawaii. If she can get out of St. Louis.

>

> Lynda

>

> At 07:15 PM 1/14/2007, you wrote:

>

> >So sorry to hear you fell and sprained your wrist Lynda! That

cold

> >weather sounds awful...just read a news article about the ice

storm

> >that went through the Midwestern states and the deaths that

have

> >occurred. I am sure you are anxious to get to Hawaii and that

warm

> >weather there! I hope you recuperate fast and enjoy your trip.

I

> >hope you'll be able to write us from Hawaii, too. Have fun!

> >Hugs,

> >Patty

> >

> >--

>

[Guest guest]

Yep, the lower my thyroid count, the lower the cholesterol. When my

thyroid is ok, the cholesterol goes way down.

I am heading to Hawaii tomorrow. Hopefully ok, as I have a

concussion from falling on the ice last night and hitting my

head. Also a wrist sprain. I can recuperate in Hawaii. It is

sooooo cold here right now, way below zero in Greeley tonight.

Lynda

At 06:47 PM 1/14/2007, you wrote:

>I'll add that my cholesterol has climbed in the last few years, even

>though we eat a healthy diet, and not much meat. When we do eat

>meat, it is usually wild game, which has a higher ration of the good

>fats (Omega 3's) than the bad ones. My husbands cholesterol

>remains low. Mine is the only one to go up, and I think it is

>around 240 right now. I think it is probably related to the fact

>that my thyroid is messed up after implants.

>Patty

>

> High Cholesterol

>

>Hey, everyone! Wishing you a blessed day and have a question for

>you. I am experiencing high cholesterol and am unable to be on any

>meds for it....my muscles hurt too badly.

>

>Even though my live-it (as opposted to DIE-it)lol is up-there in

>healthy, my cholesterol doesn't seem to want to go down to a decent

>level. I eat garlic regulary, take a variety of supplements, drink

>apple cider vinegar, etc. My mom has it too, doesn't seem to matter

>what she eats.

>

>I read an article about testing on rats - after they were injected

>with silicone, their bad cholesterol went up sky-

>high....Hmmmmmmm. ...interesting, eh?

>

>Any tips?

>

>Love,

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Yes, I am anxious to get out of this cold, cold weather.

It is the head injury that was the most worrisome, and I have a large

goose egg on my head. I certainly saw stars when I hit.

I think that it is a mild concussion, however, so in a few days I will be fine.

My sister is near St. Louis, and they have terrible ice storms

there. Hopefully leaving by tomorrow, as she is leaving on Tues. for

Hawaii. If she can get out of St. Louis.

Lynda

At 07:15 PM 1/14/2007, you wrote:

>So sorry to hear you fell and sprained your wrist Lynda! That cold

>weather sounds awful...just read a news article about the ice storm

>that went through the Midwestern states and the deaths that have

>occurred. I am sure you are anxious to get to Hawaii and that warm

>weather there! I hope you recuperate fast and enjoy your trip. I

>hope you'll be able to write us from Hawaii, too. Have fun!

>Hugs,

>Patty

>

>--

[Guest guest]

Hi Lea,

I am not having it checked before I go as I leave here in 1 1/2

hours. Think I may have a broken bone in my hand just above the

wrist. I will have it checked in Hawaii if it still hurts as bad as

it does today.

I think my concussion is ok, just a very sore large lump on my head.

You should definitely go to Hawaii. I recommend touring the Big

Island, less commercial than Maui and lots more to see.

Lynda

At 08:13 AM 1/15/2007, you wrote:

>Dearest Lynda:

>

>I am so sorry that you had a bad fall. This is awful that this has

>happened to you just before your trip. Please be careful, and make

>sure that you have a doctor check you out before you leave.

>

>Have a wonderful time and a good rest. Our son and his wife are in

>Maui right now. They have a time-share condo that they share with

>other lawyers. We have never been there, but they keep asking us to

>go. They take our grandchildren out of school temporarily when they

>go there. It would be great to have the children show us one of

>their favourite places...one day this might happen.

>

>Thank you for all the support that you are giving to this group.

>

>Sending love to you.......Lea

>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~``````````

> Re: High Cholesterol

>

>Yes, I am anxious to get out of this cold, cold weather.

>

>It is the head injury that was the most worrisome, and I have a large

>goose egg on my head. I certainly saw stars when I hit.

>

>I think that it is a mild concussion, however, so in a few days I

>will be fine.

>

>My sister is near St. Louis, and they have terrible ice storms

>there. Hopefully leaving by tomorrow, as she is leaving on Tues. for

>Hawaii. If she can get out of St. Louis.

>

>Lynda

>

>At 07:15 PM 1/14/2007, you wrote:

>

> >So sorry to hear you fell and sprained your wrist Lynda! That cold

> >weather sounds awful...just read a news article about the ice storm

> >that went through the Midwestern states and the deaths that have

> >occurred. I am sure you are anxious to get to Hawaii and that warm

> >weather there! I hope you recuperate fast and enjoy your trip. I

> >hope you'll be able to write us from Hawaii, too. Have fun!

> >Hugs,

> >Patty

> >

> >--

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>

> Hi-

> I have been on this diet for about a year, eating lots of fat, of

> course. I just had my cholesterol levels tested (blood test) and they

> came out: Total cholesterol: 291, HDL 106, LDL 178. Should I be

> concerned? The ratios come out okay I guess, but the numbers sound

> awfully high compared to what they call " normal. "

>

> Thanks.

==>Please do not be concerned in any way about your cholesterol

readings. Cholesterol is not a predictor of any future health problems

in any way. It does not cause heart disease. In fact your own body

makes the cholesterol it needs in order to repair and protect the body,

and even if you ate no fat of any kind it would still produce

cholesterol. Also when you start on this program your cholesterol

levels will increase for some time while your body is detoxifying; even

doctors know this fact. For more information do a search about heart

disease and cholesterol at www.westonaprice.org

Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

I found this random article online:

" Too much magnesium has been found to cause diarrhea

for at least 100 years. Large doses of magnesium

without calcium (obviously not a problem for us here

since we all take calcium too) may stimulate

intestinal Candida overgrowth in the human.

Consequently, magnesium should be taken using several

antifungal agents, and especially garlic with coconut

oil. These antifungals will also amplify the

absorption of magnesium and greatly accelerate

recovery but may increase toxicity of magnesium due to

increased absorption. Consequently, when magnesium

(without calcium) and antifungals are being used

therapeutically, potential for overdose must be

considered.

http://george-eby-research.com/html/depression-anxiety.html#tips

Could my high magnesium intake (1000mg/day) be a part

of the problems I've got with diarrhea? Also, could

this be why I'm needing such high amounts of magnesium

in order not to get cramps in my legs, that my body

simply doesn't absorb magnesium due to the candida

issue? I doubt I'm ready to start garlic already. Is

this info above correct at all?

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On Sun, 19 Aug 2007, son wrote:

> Hi Bee,

>

> I found this random article online:

>

> " Too much magnesium has been found to cause diarrhea

> for at least 100 years.

I'd hate to have diarrhea for 100 years!

(Sorry, I couldn't resist introducing a bit of humor today).

Zack

[Guest guest]

>

> > Hi Bee,

> >

> > I found this random article online:

> >

> > " Too much magnesium has been found to cause diarrhea

> > for at least 100 years.

>

> I'd hate to have diarrhea for 100 years!

>

> (Sorry, I couldn't resist introducing a bit of humor today).

>

> Zack

>

We are so bad, Zack ! It struck me the same way. Susie

[Guest guest]

Zack,

Thank you for the laugh! Sometimes in these groups you

need a good laugh. Candida tends to bring out the

crazy side of people. You have a good sense of humor

and after reading some of your posts, you also have a

good way of approaching things!

You are a welcome smile to my day

--- > I'd hate to have diarrhea for 100 years!

>

> (Sorry, I couldn't resist introducing a bit of humor

> today).

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Article on magnesium;

> http://george-eby-research.com/html/depression-anxiety.html#tips

>

> Could my high magnesium intake (1000mg/day) be a part

> of the problems I've got with diarrhea? Also, could

> this be why I'm needing such high amounts of magnesium

> in order not to get cramps in my legs, that my body

> simply doesn't absorb magnesium due to the candida

> issue? I doubt I'm ready to start garlic already. Is

> this info above correct at all?

>

==>, I'm getting caught up on answering messages. That article

on magnesium is extremely false! You are taking way too much

magnesium - you should start with 300 mg twice a day each of calcium

and magnesium, and not any more or it will produce diarrhea. Other

nutrients are also important for utilizing cal/mag as my main candida

article explains. This is why it is critical to consume the correct

ratios of proteins to fats to carbs, and to take ALL of the

supplements, particularly omega-3 & vitamins A & D (cod liver oil),

vitamin E, vitamin C, B complex, etc. The diet plus supplements all

work together. Minerals must have oil soluble vitamins, omega-3 and

good fats and oils in the diet in order to be absorbed and utilized.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Read anything by Dr. Atkins--a low fat high carb diet will cause high

cholesterol - I laughed too until I tried it and totally improved every aspect

of my blood values for the good.

From: snafflesnshelties <snaffles@...>

Subject: High Cholesterol

Dr

Date: Thursday, September 18, 2008, 7:50 AM

Does anyone have informational sites as to what supplements may be

causing cholesterol to be high?

thanks

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/19/2008 12:24:22 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

haddastan2@... writes:

Read anything by Dr. Atkins--a low fat high carb diet will cause high

cholesterol - I laughed too until I tried it and totally improved every aspect

of

my blood values for the good.

Are you saying you tried Atkins diet of high fat low carbs? Is it true that

he died of a heart attack?

Thanks,

Tammy

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[Guest guest]

Tammy, I am butting in here but if you want to know the truth about how Dr.

Atkin's died go to lowcarbdiets.about.com

" Paying hope forward "

Cherylanne

From: tammyco5@... <tammyco5@...>

Subject: Re: High Cholesterol

Dr

Date: Friday, September 19, 2008, 3:39 AM

In a message dated 9/19/2008 12:24:22 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

haddastan2 (DOT) com writes:

Read anything by Dr. Atkins--a low fat high carb diet will cause high

cholesterol - I laughed too until I tried it and totally improved every aspect

of

my blood values for the good.

Are you saying you tried Atkins diet of high fat low carbs? Is it true that

he died of a heart attack?

Thanks,

Tammy

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Yes he died of a heart attack while jogging.

Jack

>

>

> In a message dated 9/19/2008 12:24:22 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

> haddastan2@... writes:

>

>

>

>

> Read anything by Dr. Atkins--a low fat high carb diet will cause

high

> cholesterol - I laughed too until I tried it and totally improved

every aspect of

> my blood values for the good.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Are you saying you tried Atkins diet of high fat low carbs? Is it

true that

> he died of a heart attack?

>

> Thanks,

> Tammy

>

>

>

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>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dr Adkins from what  we recall reading in the papers had a not - so- serious

fall of some sort and " mysteriously " died in the hospital of all places. Go

Figure.

And that is actually low carbs, adequate protien and GOOD fats, (olive oil,

butter)

Besides, what is considered " high colesterol " Hulda states it should be

---your age +200 is normal--LOW colesterol (below 200) appears to be far more

dangerous in terms of good health

From: tammyco5@... <tammyco5@...>

Subject: Re: High Cholesterol

Dr

Date: Friday, September 19, 2008, 6:39 AM

In a message dated 9/19/2008 12:24:22 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

haddastan2 (DOT) com writes:

Read anything by Dr. Atkins--a low fat high carb diet will cause high

cholesterol - I laughed too until I tried it and totally improved every aspect

of

my blood values for the good.

Are you saying you tried Atkins diet of high fat low carbs? Is it true that

he died of a heart attack?

Thanks,

Tammy

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challenges? Check out WalletPop for the latest news and information, tips and

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[Guest guest]

Jack...Jack,...this is how rumors get started! It was Jim Fixx who died of a

heart attack in 1977 who was the author of the book " The Complete Book on

Running "  However, there is more reason than that to be mixed up about Dr.

Atkins. Dr. Atkins was/is famous for his high fat, low carb diets.  He died

after he slipped on some ice and hit his head causing a brain aneurysm. That is

what he died of. The confusion occured when someone, sneakily (is that a word?),

got his medical records, to which they wrongfully extrapolated heart attack from

a report of a virus in his heart occurring years before and off and on. It

reportedly was not caused from any diet. The no fat, high carb believer's who

were against his high fat, low carb philosophy tried to keep the

misunderstanding(?!) alive.

 

" Paying hope forward "

Cherylanne

From: Jack <jack.mill@...>

Subject: Re: High Cholesterol

Dr

Date: Saturday, September 20, 2008, 9:07 PM

Yes he died of a heart attack while jogging.

Jack

>

>

> In a message dated 9/19/2008 12:24:22 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

> haddastan2@. .. writes:

>

>

>

>

> Read anything by Dr. Atkins--a low fat high carb diet will cause

high

> cholesterol - I laughed too until I tried it and totally improved

every aspect of

> my blood values for the good.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Are you saying you tried Atkins diet of high fat low carbs? Is it

true that

> he died of a heart attack?

>

> Thanks,

> Tammy

>

>

>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I would love to know where the info on cholesteral is which Hulda says the

correct measurment is your age plus 200 etc. I presume it is in a book of hers.

Which one. Thank you kindly.

" Paying hope forward "

Cheryl

From: tammyco5aol (DOT) com <tammyco5aol (DOT) com>

Subject: Re: High Cholesterol

Dr@groups .com

Date: Friday, September 19, 2008, 6:39 AM

In a message dated 9/19/2008 12:24:22 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

haddastan2 (DOT) com writes:

Read anything by Dr. Atkins--a low fat high carb diet will cause high

cholesterol - I laughed too until I tried it and totally improved every aspect

of

my blood values for the good.

Are you saying you tried Atkins diet of high fat low carbs? Is it true that

he died of a heart attack?

Thanks,

Tammy

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[Guest guest]

Can anybody aid me with information about low cholesterol were can I find more

about it I really appreciate the help

Isabel

[Guest guest]

He slipped on the ice coming out of a building in New York and hit his head

and died from complications of that. It had nothing to do with jogging.

Who made that silly story up? There was no mysterious things happening in

the hospital either. Good grief! There was probably bleed under the skull

and he died from the pressure or something like that.

Jp

Dr Adkins from what  we recall reading in the papers had a not - so- serious

fall of some sort and " mysteriously " died in the hospital of all places. Go

Figure.

And that is actually low carbs, adequate protien and GOOD fats, (olive oil,

butter)

Besides, what is considered " high colesterol " Hulda states it should

be ---your age +200 is normal--LOW colesterol (below 200) appears to be far

more dangerous in terms of good health

In a message dated 9/19/2008 12:24:22 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

haddastan2 (DOT) com writes:

Read anything by Dr. Atkins--a low fat high carb diet will cause high

cholesterol - I laughed too until I tried it and totally improved every

aspect of

my blood values for the good.

Are you saying you tried Atkins diet of high fat low carbs? Is it true that

he died of a heart attack?

Thanks,

Tammy

************ **Looking for simple solutions to your real-life financial

challenges? Check out WalletPop for the latest news and information, tips

and

calculators. (http://www.walletpo p.com/?NCID= emlcntuswall0000 0001)

[Guest guest]

Things that reputedly help get rid of some ot the plague

or " garbage " is fresh squeezed grapefruit juice, orange juice,

B12,B6, and of course EDTA available at self health now to

go along with your chelation IV's of EDTA in mexico (they say they

are not allowed to give it strong enough in the USA so some

say you are wasting your money here and it is higer anyway.)

Dr@...: isasbeauty@...: Sun, 21 Sep 2008

08:37:33 -0700Subject: Re: High Cholesterol

Can anybody aid me with information about low cholesterol were can I find more

about it I really appreciate the helpIsabel

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if anyone else knows of plaque removing foods etc, I would be

interested to hear. thank you.

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08:37:33 -0700Subject: Re: High Cholesterol

Can anybody aid me with information about low cholesterol were can I find more

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t p wrote:

> Things that reputedly help get rid of some ot the plague

> or " garbage " is fresh squeezed grapefruit juice, orange juice,

> B12,B6, and of course EDTA available at self health now to

> go along with your chelation IV's of EDTA in mexico (they say they

> are not allowed to give it strong enough in the USA so some

> say you are wasting your money here and it is higer anyway.)

MT: Make suppositories, using coconut butter as a medium, with EDTA.

[Guest guest]

Try celery juice.

isabel harkins wrote:

> Can anybody aid me with information about low cholesterol were can I find more

about it I really appreciate the help

>

>

>

> Isabel

>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

On Sep 21, 2008, at 5:48 AM, Dr wrote:

> 2d. Re: High Cholesterol

> Posted by: " Ann & Andy " haddastan2@... haddastan2

> Date: Sat Sep 20, 2008 10:32 pm ((PDT))

>

> Dr Adkins from what we recall reading in the papers had a not -

> so- serious fall of some sort and " mysteriously " died in the

> hospital of all places. Go Figure.

> And that is actually low carbs, adequate protien and GOOD fats,

> (olive oil, butter)

> Besides, what is considered " high colesterol " Hulda states it

> should be ---your age +200 is normal--LOW colesterol (below 200)

> appears to be far more dangerous in terms of good health

What is the source for your statement relative to what Hulda

states about " high cholesterol " ?

I question the validity of your statement, based on what she states

in her latest two books,

The Prevention of All Cancers, and The Cure and Prevention of All

Cancers.

In Dr. 's two latest books, she states that her working range

for cholesterol from blood tests,

is 200 to 250. Then, in the Blood Test Flow Sheet: Spotting Your

Problem From Your Blood Test,

in The Cure and Prevention .... book, she states:

If cholesterol is less than 150, eat butter, cream, do liver

cleanses, parasite program.

(Note: I think the value 150 may be a " typo " , and should be 200,

since she uses

the lower and upper end of the working range in all of the other flow

sheet

recommendations - RJR)

If cholesterol is greater than 250, do liver cleanses every 2 weeks,

take milk thistle

seed. Search for thallium. Kill parasites.

[Guest guest]

hi snaffles

clean your liver

and exercise

High Cholesterol

Does anyone have informational sites as to what supplements may be

causing cholesterol to be high?

thanks