Re: Non S&C OT:Mila (chia meal) and xylitol effects: HELP!

[Guest guest]

Hi Lena,

I have had allergic reactions to xylitol and do not trust it. Eventually I

learned it is often derived from corn, which explains my problem. Many people

have no trouble with xylitol though. But if you're adding fibre, a tablespoon

is quite a bit to add all at once. Why don't you try reducing it to a teaspoon?

Khaya

>

> Hi Folks,

> I always do one new thing at a time, for good reason. This reason came home to

roost this week. Got some nice decaf tea that I sweetened with xylitol to drink

over ice. A nice new hot weather treat, but maybe too much xylitol.

>

> Then my DIL sent me a 2-month supply of Mila, a high-grade mix of chia seed

meal, and for the last 3 days I've added one Tbs. scoop of it in my morning

smoothies.

>

> Problem:

> The entire length of my digestive tract seems to be full of gasses, making

ventriloquial noises that make my dog bark and even fool me into thinking there

are mice in the wall next to me!

>

> Perfect storm? Is the fiber of Mila making this gas? Can chia cause a herx? Or

is the xylitol killing stuff and causing an intestinal herx? Mila/chia is

supposed to be anti-inflammatory, but I don't know what its dynamics are. Any

clues?

>

> I'm suspecting this IS a herx, that's affecting liver/GB because I had a

massive, referred shoulder/neck pain that went away after an afternoon CE today.

>

> Any theories, advice? I know chia is supposed to be good, but I don't like it

in my smoothie much. Trying to give it a real try of at least a couple weeks,

anyway. Should I stop the xylitol for a while? Could that really be making this

herxing?

>

> When will I learn?

>

> Be well,

> Léna

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Lena ,

you made me laught !

I have such a kind of thing each tim I touch the yeasts each time I touch the gut in any way . So xylitol or not I do not know .

I notice tha teach time I ly down hear are the gaz comming so I get up from my bed every evening several time as I ma working on my gut recently more than before .

Just in cas eof it would be some bacterias or yeast from the chia or the mixing ( any grain contain some sort of yeast dct Clack ) I do add soem silver to my food or mms when it comes to eating thses things ,

Sorry I do not better ,

Kindly Marie

To: Lyme_and_Rife <Lyme_and_Rife >; lymestrategies Sent: Friday, June 1, 2012 6:11 PMSubject: Non S & C OT:Mila (chia meal) and xylitol effects: HELP!

Hi Folks,

I always do one new thing at a time, for good reason. This reason came home to roost this week. Got some nice decaf tea that I sweetened with xylitol to drink over ice. A nice new hot weather treat, but maybe too much xylitol.

Then my DIL sent me a 2-month supply of Mila, a high-grade mix of chia seed meal, and for the last 3 days I've added one Tbs. scoop of it in my morning smoothies.

Problem:

The entire length of my digestive tract seems to be full of gasses, making ventriloquial noises that make my dog bark and even fool me into thinking there are mice in the wall next to me!

Perfect storm? Is the fiber of Mila making this gas? Can chia cause a herx? Or is the xylitol killing stuff and causing an intestinal herx? Mila/chia is supposed to be anti-inflammatory, but I don't know what its dynamics are. Any clues?

I'm suspecting this IS a herx, that's affecting liver/GB because I had a massive, referred shoulder/neck pain that went away after an afternoon CE today.

Any theories, advice? I know chia is supposed to be good, but I don't like it in my smoothie much. Trying to give it a real try of at least a couple weeks, anyway. Should I stop the xylitol for a while? Could that really be making this herxing?

When will I learn?

Be well,

Léna

[Guest guest]

Hi Khaya,That's a good suggestion. It might also help me acquire a taste for it. (I liked my smoothies the way they were)My Xylitol is 'Now' Brand. I'll contact them and see what their source is.Thanks and be well,Léna

Hi Lena,

I have had allergic reactions to xylitol and do not trust it. Eventually I learned it is often derived from corn, which explains my problem. Many people have no trouble with xylitol though. But if you're adding fibre, a tablespoon is quite a bit to add all at once. Why don't you try reducing it to a teaspoon?

Khaya

>

> Hi Folks,

> I always do one new thing at a time, for good reason. This reason came home to roost this week. Got some nice decaf tea that I sweetened with xylitol to drink over ice. A nice new hot weather treat, but maybe too much xylitol.

>

> Then my DIL sent me a 2-month supply of Mila, a high-grade mix of chia seed meal, and for the last 3 days I've added one Tbs. scoop of it in my morning smoothies.

>

> Problem:

> The entire length of my digestive tract seems to be full of gasses, making ventriloquial noises that make my dog bark and even fool me into thinking there are mice in the wall next to me!

>

> Perfect storm? Is the fiber of Mila making this gas? Can chia cause a herx? Or is the xylitol killing stuff and causing an intestinal herx? Mila/chia is supposed to be anti-inflammatory, but I don't know what its dynamics are. Any clues?

>

> I'm suspecting this IS a herx, that's affecting liver/GB because I had a massive, referred shoulder/neck pain that went away after an afternoon CE today.

>

> Any theories, advice? I know chia is supposed to be good, but I don't like it in my smoothie much. Trying to give it a real try of at least a couple weeks, anyway. Should I stop the xylitol for a while? Could that really be making this herxing?

>

> When will I learn?

>

> Be well,

> Léna

>

[Guest guest]

Xylitol (and other alcohol sugars as well) is impossible to digest for many and can create massive intestinal discomfort! I can hardly tolerate the small amount in a piece of chewing gum.

In combination with the chia meal, it could be even worse.

Ellen

Non S & C OT:Mila (chia meal) and xylitol effects: HELP!

Hi Folks,

I always do one new thing at a time, for good reason. This reason came home to roost this week. Got some nice decaf tea that I sweetened with xylitol to drink over ice. A nice new hot weather treat, but maybe too much xylitol.

Then my DIL sent me a 2-month supply of Mila, a high-grade mix of chia seed meal, and for the last 3 days I've added one Tbs. scoop of it in my morning smoothies.

Problem:

The entire length of my digestive tract seems to be full of gasses, making ventriloquial noises that make my dog bark and even fool me into thinking there are mice in the wall next to me!

Perfect storm? Is the fiber of Mila making this gas? Can chia cause a herx? Or is the xylitol killing stuff and causing an intestinal herx? Mila/chia is supposed to be anti-inflammatory, but I don't know what its dynamics are. Any clues?

I'm suspecting this IS a herx, that's affecting liver/GB because I had a massive, referred shoulder/neck pain that went away after an afternoon CE today.

Any theories, advice? I know chia is supposed to be good, but I don't like it in my smoothie much. Trying to give it a real try of at least a couple weeks, anyway. Should I stop the xylitol for a while? Could that really be making this herxing?

When will I learn?

Be well,

Léna

[Guest guest]

My NOW Foods brand xylitol is corn-derived. Shauna

 

My Xylitol is 'Now' Brand. I'll contact them and see what their source is.Thanks and be well,

Léna

[Guest guest]

Hi Kindly Marie,You could be right about the yeast from the chia! It bubbles up my kefir smoothie very quickly. I'll step up my CS and maybe my COT for a few days, decrease the chia, and stop the xylitol. Then I'll pay closer attention, after this moon has passed.Meanwhile, I hope this finds you your sweetie and your cat feeling better. I continue to send you Reiki at night, most nights.Be well,Léna

Hi Lena ,

you made me laught !

I have such a kind of thing each tim I touch the yeasts each time I touch the gut in any way . So xylitol or not I do not know .

I notice tha teach time I ly down hear are the gaz comming so I get up from my bed every evening several time as I ma working on my gut recently more than before .

Just in cas eof it would be some bacterias or yeast from the chia or the mixing ( any grain contain some sort of yeast dct Clack ) I do add soem silver to my food or mms when it comes to eating thses things ,

Sorry I do not better ,

Kindly Marie

To: Lyme_and_Rife <Lyme_and_Rife >; lymestrategies Sent: Friday, June 1, 2012 6:11 PMSubject: Non S & C OT:Mila (chia meal) and xylitol effects: HELP!

Hi Folks,

I always do one new thing at a time, for good reason. This reason came home to roost this week. Got some nice decaf tea that I sweetened with xylitol to drink over ice. A nice new hot weather treat, but maybe too much xylitol.

Then my DIL sent me a 2-month supply of Mila, a high-grade mix of chia seed meal, and for the last 3 days I've added one Tbs. scoop of it in my morning smoothies.

Problem:

The entire length of my digestive tract seems to be full of gasses, making ventriloquial noises that make my dog bark and even fool me into thinking there are mice in the wall next to me!

Perfect storm? Is the fiber of Mila making this gas? Can chia cause a herx? Or is the xylitol killing stuff and causing an intestinal herx? Mila/chia is supposed to be anti-inflammatory, but I don't know what its dynamics are. Any clues?

I'm suspecting this IS a herx, that's affecting liver/GB because I had a massive, referred shoulder/neck pain that went away after an afternoon CE today.

Any theories, advice? I know chia is supposed to be good, but I don't like it in my smoothie much. Trying to give it a real try of at least a couple weeks, anyway. Should I stop the xylitol for a while? Could that really be making this herxing?

When will I learn?

Be well,

Léna

[Guest guest]

YUP! It seems to be! Live and learn. Thanks!Be well,Léna

Xylitol (and other alcohol sugars as well) is impossible to digest for many and can create massive intestinal discomfort! I can hardly tolerate the small amount in a piece of chewing gum.

In combination with the chia meal, it could be even worse.

Ellen

Non S & C OT:Mila (chia meal) and xylitol effects: HELP!

Hi Folks,

I always do one new thing at a time, for good reason. This reason came home to roost this week. Got some nice decaf tea that I sweetened with xylitol to drink over ice. A nice new hot weather treat, but maybe too much xylitol.

Then my DIL sent me a 2-month supply of Mila, a high-grade mix of chia seed meal, and for the last 3 days I've added one Tbs. scoop of it in my morning smoothies.

Problem:

The entire length of my digestive tract seems to be full of gasses, making ventriloquial noises that make my dog bark and even fool me into thinking there are mice in the wall next to me!

Perfect storm? Is the fiber of Mila making this gas? Can chia cause a herx? Or is the xylitol killing stuff and causing an intestinal herx? Mila/chia is supposed to be anti-inflammatory, but I don't know what its dynamics are. Any clues?

I'm suspecting this IS a herx, that's affecting liver/GB because I had a massive, referred shoulder/neck pain that went away after an afternoon CE today.

Any theories, advice? I know chia is supposed to be good, but I don't like it in my smoothie much. Trying to give it a real try of at least a couple weeks, anyway. Should I stop the xylitol for a while? Could that really be making this herxing?

When will I learn?

Be well,

Léna

[Guest guest]

I haven't had sensitivities to corn in the past. Wonder it it's GMO corn? Does anyone still make birch-derived xylitol?Léna

My NOW Foods brand xylitol is corn-derived. Shauna

My Xylitol is 'Now' Brand. I'll contact them and see what their source is.Thanks and be well,

Léna

[Guest guest]

Thank you thank you so very much Lena,

You do very well as I am getting out of the herx finally ! In the morning I put iodine with anythign supsicious of yeast it works immedialty .

Hoe you will get out of the turbulences soon too ,

you and all the lymees are in my daly prayers too.

Kindly Marie

To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Friday, June 1, 2012 7:33 PMSubject: Re: Non S & C OT:Mila (chia meal) and xylitol effects: HELP!

Hi Kindly Marie,

You could be right about the yeast from the chia! It bubbles up my kefir smoothie very quickly. I'll step up my CS and maybe my COT for a few days, decrease the chia, and stop the xylitol. Then I'll pay closer attention, after this moon has passed.

Meanwhile, I hope this finds you your sweetie and your cat feeling better. I continue to send you Reiki at night, most nights.

Be well,

Léna

Hi Lena ,

you made me laught !

I have such a kind of thing each tim I touch the yeasts each time I touch the gut in any way . So xylitol or not I do not know .

I notice tha teach time I ly down hear are the gaz comming so I get up from my bed every evening several time as I ma working on my gut recently more than before .

Just in cas eof it would be some bacterias or yeast from the chia or the mixing ( any grain contain some sort of yeast dct Clack ) I do add soem silver to my food or mms when it comes to eating thses things ,

Sorry I do not better ,

Kindly Marie

To: Lyme_and_Rife <Lyme_and_Rife >; lymestrategies Sent: Friday, June 1, 2012 6:11 PMSubject: Non S & C OT:Mila (chia meal)

and xylitol effects: HELP!

Hi Folks, I always do one new thing at a time, for good reason. This reason came home to roost this week. Got some nice decaf tea that I sweetened with xylitol to drink over ice. A nice new hot weather treat, but maybe too much xylitol.

Then my DIL sent me a 2-month supply of Mila, a high-grade mix of chia seed meal, and for the last 3 days I've added one Tbs. scoop of it in my morning smoothies.

Problem:

The entire length of my digestive tract seems to be full of gasses, making ventriloquial noises that make my dog bark and even fool me into thinking there are mice in the wall next to me!

Perfect storm? Is the fiber of Mila making this gas? Can chia cause a herx? Or is the xylitol killing stuff and causing an intestinal herx? Mila/chia is supposed to be anti-inflammatory, but I don't know what its dynamics are. Any clues?

I'm suspecting this IS a herx, that's affecting liver/GB because I had a massive, referred shoulder/neck pain that went away after an afternoon CE today.

Any theories, advice? I know chia is supposed to be good, but I don't like it in my smoothie much. Trying to give it a real try of at least a couple weeks, anyway. Should I stop the xylitol for a while? Could that really be making this herxing?

When will I learn?

Be well,

Léna

[Guest guest]

Lena Xylitolusa is one that sells birch xylitolalso globalsweet.comPrice and shipping vary widely between the two companiesYou can but it in 25 lbs or 50 and save a lot of money.Build up using xylitol slowly as it is made from fiber of the tree so can have a laxative effectjanRe: Non S & C OT:Mila (chia meal) and xylitol effects: HELP! Posted by: "Lena Guyot" drumroll@... lenasquest Date: Fri Jun 1, 2012 4:54 pm ((PDT))I haven't had sensitivities to corn in the past. Wonder it it's GMO corn? Does anyone still make birch-derived xylitol?Léna "Im not trying to counsel any of you to do anything really

special,except to dare to think, and to dare to go with the truth ,and to dare to love completely." -R. Buckminster Fullerhttp://www.purposefairy.com/4899/15-powerful-things-happy-people-do-differently/

[Guest guest]

Thanks Jan!I'll get some. Even if it's more expensive, that will insure moderation, which at this point I've learned to respect. =)Be well,Léna

Lena Xylitolusa is one that sells birch xylitolalso globalsweet.comPrice and shipping vary widely between the two companiesYou can but it in 25 lbs or 50 and save a lot of money.Build up using xylitol slowly as it is made from fiber of the tree so can have a laxative effectjanRe: Non S & C OT:Mila (chia meal) and xylitol effects: HELP! Posted by: "Lena Guyot" drumroll@... lenasquest Date: Fri Jun 1, 2012 4:54 pm ((PDT))I haven't had sensitivities to corn in the past. Wonder it it's GMO corn? Does anyone still make birch-derived xylitol?Léna "Im not trying to counsel any of you to do anything really

special,except to dare to think, and to dare to go with the truth ,and to dare to love completely." -R. Buckminster Fullerhttp://www.purposefairy.com/4899/15-powerful-things-happy-people-do-differently/

[Guest guest]

Thanks too jan for the link ,

Kindly marie

To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Friday, June 1, 2012 9:03 PMSubject: Re: Re: Non S & C OT:Mila (chia meal) and xylitol effects: HELP!

Thanks Jan!

I'll get some. Even if it's more expensive, that will insure moderation, which at this point I've learned to respect. =)

Be well,

Léna

Lena

Xylitolusa is one that sells birch xylitol

also globalsweet.com

Price and shipping vary widely between the two companies

You can but it in 25 lbs or 50 and save a lot of money.Build up using xylitol slowly as it is made from fiber of the tree so can have a laxative effect

jan

Re: Non S & C OT:Mila (chia meal) and xylitol effects: HELP! Posted by: "Lena Guyot" drumroll@... lenasquest Date: Fri Jun 1, 2012 4:54 pm ((PDT))I haven't had sensitivities to corn in the past. Wonder it it's GMO corn? Does anyone still make birch-derived xylitol?Léna

"Im not trying to counsel any of you to do anything really special,except to dare to think, and to dare to go with the truth ,and to dare to love completely." -R. Buckminster Fuller

http://www.purposefairy.com/4899/15-powerful-things-happy-people-do-differently/

[Guest guest]

I can't find birch-derived xylitol. I'd assume someone must make it, though! The NOW Foods brand uses non-GMO corn, thankfully. Shauna

 

I haven't had sensitivities to corn in the past. Wonder it it's GMO corn? Does anyone still make birch-derived xylitol?Léna

[Guest guest]

Shauna I am posting the two known sources I have for birch tree xylitolXylitolusaGlobalsweetthese two you can buy xylitol in bulk at much lower prices than if you only buy a pound or two at a time.One has much higher shipping charges as I recall. Ive bought both 50 pound bags and 25 pound bagsmy last bag was 25 pounds and has lasted me quite a whilejan. Re: Non S & C OT:Mila (chia meal) and xylitol effects: HELP! Posted by: "Shauna Boren" skboren@... borenfamily Date: Sat Jun 2, 2012 6:47 am ((PDT))I can't find birch-derived xylitol. I'd assume someone must make it,though! The NOW Foods brand uses non-GMO corn,

thankfully.Shauna "Im not trying to counsel any of you to do anything really special,except to dare to think, and to dare to go with the truth ,and to dare to love completely." -R. Buckminster Fullerhttp://www.purposefairy.com/4899/15-powerful-things-happy-people-do-differently/

[Guest guest]

xylitolusa.com has it. L

I can't find birch-derived xylitol. I'd assume someone must make it, though! The NOW Foods brand uses non-GMO corn, thankfully. Shauna

I haven't had sensitivities to corn in the past. Wonder it it's GMO corn? Does anyone still make birch-derived xylitol?Léna