RE: Re: and

[Guest guest]

Thanks for this rundown, Joanne. I like the way you lead people to Bee's

program by leading them to Atkin's first. Makes sense to me. I'm such a

purist, tho! But he is a step in the right direction. Good call...

 

You wrote: >>Bee allows lemons <<

+++ Bee has lately suggested candida sufferers to cut them out...

 

>>Bee allows small amounts of starch and does not place an enphasis on

avioding starch in the foods she recommends, <<

+++ now this is curious to me as I thought her program (for candida

sufferers, which should be all of us...) says NO Starches...

 

>> 6) Nuts. I am not brilliant wiht these but I have tiny amounts, the size

of a babys hand, here and there. And when I am having them I first soak them

(which really helps me digest them)

+++ Bee has also removed nuts from the candida pgm

 

+++ forgive me if you've answered this already, but how long have you been

on Bee's pgm?

[Guest guest]

You wrote:

->>...and also food is very unimportant to me. LOL I know that is hard to

beleive since i never stop talking about it,<<

You're great, Joanne. Thank you again so much for inviting me here! I

don't feel on Bee's group we can just chat and share info. So it is nice to

be abel to do that here!

Re: the above... A friend from my weight training days just shared with me

what he eats in a day and asked me what I thought of it. The only thing of

his whole day's menu that I could've eaten was the meat. All the rest was

carbs (fruit, veggies, nuts) and protein powder. I told him he didn't' want

me telling him what I thought of his diet, lol.

I'm amazed at how " little " I do eat and yet am stuffed:

3 eggs, 6 oz meat, 2 cups bone broth, 1/2 c well-cooked broccoli, 5.5 Tbsp

coconut oil, 3-4 Tbsp butter - in a day.

I've been following Bee's pgm for 13 months.

, who does not have fibro; " only " candida