Eggs

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> Hi Bee,

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> I just wanted to get your opinion on this as I read an article

recently advising that if we eat the same thing everyday we can develop

sensitivities or allergies to certain foods. One of the foods the article

highlighted was eggs.  I've started eating about 4 eggs everyday, but I'm

wondering if I do this for many years if I could develop some kind of allergy to

it.  I imagine it depends on each person's body chemistry?

+++Hi . That is not true at all. If it were, people living in isolated

areas who only had foods in their area to eat would have been unhealthy and

diseased. However, Dr. Weston A. Price studied many groups far from civilization

and modern industrialized foods and they were healthy, and they ate the same

foods day after day.

Allergies are big business for the medical and drug industries, and they totally

twist what is happening regarding good foods. Healing reactions are exactly the

same as allergy reactions and therein lies a big problem, since they don't

believe the body can heal itself.

Every person's chemistry is exactly the same, since all human bodies are the

same, just like animals of the same species are in the wild. So there are no

different body types. As Dr. Weston A. Price writes in his book Nutrition and

Physical Degeneration:

" We humans have the same rigid restrictions regarding food selection as the

simpler forms of life when foods are evaluated from their chemical basis. " page

464

Eggs get blamed for allergic reactions because they are high in sulphur, a

mineral, which creates healing reactions. Eggs are Nature's most perfect food.

The best, Bee

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I'm not Bee, but I can tell you that when I first began this fight on Candida I

went to visit an Environmental M.D. who insisted I needed food allergy testing.

The most severe reaction I had was to egg. My heart rate increased, my throat

began to swell, it was very scary. However, I had always been eating eggs and I

still continue to eat eggs (at least 4 every morning, as a matter of fact I'm

eating scrambled eggs and green peppers with red onions right now) and drink

Bee's raw egg drink. I have NEVER had a reaction to real eggs like I did to the

allergy testing " egg " .

So, point being, how reliable is the " food allergy " thing? Are we really

allergic to foods? Are we just allergic to what they use to test us? I used to

be " allergic " to cut grass, pollinating wheat and corn. I was miserable every

spring and fall. I took allergy shots each week (for a year) and (if I wanted to

sleep well) I took a decongestant each night with 1-2 pain killers.

As soon as I started Bee's program (it took about 5 weeks) my body changed. I no

longer take allergy shots, I can breathe better, no more congestion, I can mow

grass and spring is now my favorite season.

Sorry so long, hope it's helpful.

Amy

>

> Hi Bee,

>  

> I just wanted to get your opinion on this as I read an article

recently advising that if we eat the same thing everyday we can develop

sensitivities or allergies to certain foods. One of the foods the article

highlighted was eggs.  I've started eating about 4 eggs everyday, but I'm

wondering if I do this for many years if I could develop some kind of allergy to

it.  I imagine it depends on each person's body chemistry?

> Thanks,

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Nikki,

To quickly answer your question, No, eating 4-8 eggs a day won't hurt you. Even

main stream nutritionists are now changing their opinions as they learn more and

more about the health benefits of eggs.

We get this question here a lot. Do a search of the archived messages at our

group site or at Bee's website for more info about eggs. Knowledge will put your

mind at ease.

Jackie

(group moderator)

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> This may be a silly question, but I'm going to ask it anyway. Since I've been

so indoctrinated that too many eggs are bad, I'm wondering if my 4 - 8 eggs/day

is a bit too much. I'm pretty sure I know what the answer is, but I need to

hear it from someone else, not just the little voice in my head.

>

> Nikki

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[Guest guest]

Bee;

If the chickens are fed corn and grains is it okay to eat the eggs?

How about marine alge? What are the best eggs.

Jeanne $

[Guest guest]

Hi sorry if this is a repeat i didn't see it pop up.

If chicks are feed corn, wheat, barley, can I eat the eggs? How about marine

algae?

Jeanne

[Guest guest]

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> Hi sorry if this is a repeat i didn't see it pop up.

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> If chicks are feed corn, wheat, barley, can I eat the eggs? How about marine

algae?

+++Hi Jeanne. Yes, you can still eat the eggs since all animal bodies,

including humans, change all foods chemically into substances it can use. For

example all carbs are changed into glucose. So such foods do not end up in the

eggs, meats or fats.

The difference between eggs from chickens who are fed their natural diet and

those who aren't, is the nutrients are better from natural fed chickens.

Do you mean take marie algae? If so, no they are not recommended since all

algae is a form of yeast. No other supplements are needed other than those I

recommend. Also see the Not Recommended Supplements, Foods & Treatments:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu6_2.php

Bee

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Hi Jeanne,

I replied to your earlier post asking these questions this morning.

In addition, the best eggs are from chickens who are fed their natural diet,

which are bugs, insects, beetles, worms, green grass, etc., just like any other

birds need, so they must be outside (free-run or free-range). However, free-run

& free-range terms aren't regulated so any company can put it on their label

even if the chickens are confined and only get sunlight through a top window and

are fed soy as their main protein.

Since the false mad cow scare, governments passed regulations that farmers

cannot feed chickens meat scraps, so even good farmers are forced to feed their

chickens soy during winter months when there aren't enough bugs, etc.

Bee

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    I called the " free range organic company " and they said they feed the chicks

corn, wheat, barley, and something else. I don't want any of that in me.

    Anyone know of eggs where the chicks actually eat bugs and bettles?

Jeanne

[Guest guest]

  Bee;

     No, the eggs I bought say the chickens are fed marine micro-algae and it

says the nutrients are passed right into the eggs, giving 8 times more DHA omega

3 then any egg and 6 times more vitamin E. Gold circle Farms.

Jeanne

[Guest guest]

Hi Jeanne,

If they are able to run around outside, the chickens will automatically eat

bugs, beetles, worms, etc. since their instincts would tell them to eat those

things. This would be in addition to what they are fed by the farmer, so I

think those eggs would be okay.

All the best,

(a group moderator)

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> I called the " free range organic company " and they said they feed the chicks

corn, wheat, barley, and something else. I don't want any of that in me.

>

> Anyone know of eggs where the chicks actually eat bugs and bettles?

> Jeanne

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[Guest guest]

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>     I called the " free range organic company " and they said they feed the

chicks corn, wheat, barley, and something else. I don't want any of that in me.

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>     Anyone know of eggs where the chicks actually eat bugs and bettles?

+++Hi Jeanne. When I wrote to you yesterday I explained why those grains aren't

in the eggs you eat.

Chickens get bugs, worms and beetles the same way any birds do, from the ground

or on plants or grass that are outside.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Jeanne,

Would you please leave enough of the message you are replying to? Otherwise I

have to go back and find my message to you so I can understand. Therefore I

cannot reply to this message.

Bee

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>   Bee;

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>      No, the eggs I bought say the chickens are fed marine micro-algae and it

says the nutrients are passed right into the eggs, giving 8 times more DHA omega

3 then any egg and 6 times more vitamin E. Gold circle Farms.

>

> Jeanne

[Guest guest]

   Bee;

So when they go outside they eat the bugs and then when they come inside they

eat the grains?

Jeanne

[Guest guest]

Thanks!, I get it now.....

[Guest guest]

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>    Bee;

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> So when they go outside they eat the bugs and then when they come inside they

eat the grains?

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+++Hi Jeanne. Yes, but does it matter my friend? This group is so very busy

you know.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Angie,

It's not a must that you eat organic eggs. Not everyone has access to organic

eggs.

Try, instead, to get free-range eggs from chickens who are allowed to run around

outside. The reason for this is because they will be able to eat worms and mice

which helps them to produce better quality eggs. Chickens aren't vegetarians

and they need proper protein to make good eggs.

Bee wrote this:

A chicken's natural diet includes worms, insects, bugs, beetles, etc., like any

other bird, which are a very important source of oil soluble vitamins and fat.

This definitely influences the nutrients contained in their eggs.

Get the best eggs you can.

Take care,

(a group moderator)

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> Hello, I would like to know if it is ok to eat non-organic eggs. This is due

to the fact that we are having a real hard time buying the organic ones. I buy

them at Costco. I love eggs and go through alot.

> Also I saw a message that said that most egg farms that say they feed the

chickens organic feed really don't, they just have it on the cartons to sell

them for more. I guess that really isn't new news because they are allowed to do

advertize that and get away with it.

> Please get back with me on the eggs.

> Thanks, Angie

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[Guest guest]

Why are eggs not good for those who have been exposed to toxic mold?

Thanks

Tug

[Guest guest]

they might soak up some toxic molds where they hang out, you know, before they

make it out of the nasty chicken egg feed lots. :{

I had a intolerence to them for several years after my exposure but I can eat a

few now without them bothering me. to much.

not a big fan of eating them but sometimes kindof crave them.

I wouldn't eat alot of them.

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> Why are eggs not good for those who have been exposed to toxic mold?

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> Thanks

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> Tug

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[Guest guest]

I have to admit I used to eat eggs whites by the dozen but ever since my mold

exposure I wont come near them. I might just take a walk on the wild side and

try eating some tomorrow morning.

Thanks for the replies :-)

T

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> I don't think that is true that people with toxic illness should avoid eggs

Tug. I think it's one of those things that people have heard and they repeat it

and repeat it and then people think it's true.

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[Guest guest]

Has anyone tried Tropical Traditions soy-free eggs and do u like them?

Also any of thier other products.

Jeanne

[Guest guest]

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> Hi Bee,

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> I'm a little hesitant to eat eggs raw. Aside from your egg drink, is there any

other way to consume eggs? What about hard boiled eggs or scrambled? Thanks

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> -Mike

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*** Hi Mike

I thought Bee had an article about it being safe to consume raw eggs but I'm

having trouble finding it; just a link to a Mercola article which you must be

subscribed (which just requires fr.ee registration) to read:

<http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2003/02/05/eggs-salmonella-p\

art-two.aspx>

Here, however, is Bee's egg drink:

<http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/recipes/recipe167.php>

You can eat eggs any way you wish, however, the more raw your protein is, the

easier it is to digest, hence the better it is for you.

<http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/protein1.php>

Hope you find this helpful while you wait Bee's return in the morning.

, moderator