Re:

[Guest guest]

Joanne wrote:

>>I ahve seen this same thing in my next door neighbour. She has fibro,

which came on after many years of diabetes 2. She has not lived wel at all.

She has eaten a high carb low fat diet, still does and she has had to inject

herself with insulin. She is in a porper mess with sight problems, weight

porblems, co-ordination problems and so on

 

I ahve tried to tell her about the diet and many other things but she has

never once listened

 

The irony is her husband had a heart attack several years ago, and following

that went on the Atkins diet and lost five stone. he looks a fit as a

fiddle, but some how she has never understood that she too could have got

well using a low carb diet. She definately would not have needed all that

insulin. She is now on morphine<<

***This is heartbreaking, isn't it? I've got a dear friend whose husband

was just DXd w/type 2 diabetes... I've been talking to her about my way of

eating for the past year and now we have more to talk about.

But it infuriates me to think that most doctors think people are too stupid

or don't care to make changes in their diets so they just assume they'll

take the prescribed drugs... It just makes me want to cry...

[Guest guest]

I use organic, know the meat supplier so I know mostly what I am getting.

Though it is expensive, I try to eat as pure as possible.

Subject: Gulp....

To: " fibro " <fibromyalgiacured >

Date: Thursday, 5 May, 2011, 12:49

 

This made me ill. Thought best to pass it on. Teaches me to question all

purchases for meat.

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/05/04/has-your-meat-been\

-glued-together--why-you-need-to-know-and-avoid-this-dangerous-process.aspx

[Guest guest]

You've got some great advise, there, Joanne!

My ears are open, too, as I seem to travel a lot lately!

My son is part of the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps and they travel

to different cities to compete for a weekend and I've been honored to be a

chaperone. This coming week will be their spring camp and I'm going. We

leave Wednesday after school and will get back Saturday after lunch. I

think this will be an easier trip for me, tho, in that I think I can bring

my own food and prepare it. Guess I'd better ask the lead teacher first,

tho!

Re:

Real Greek Yoghurt is about half the carbs of conventional yoghurt. not

allowed on Bees programme but is allowed on Atkins - Better to add low cab

nuts rather than fruit

 

Here in England Mcs do childrens Happy meals for £2. I used to buy 2

of these ie cheese burger and carrot bags, one with a black coffee and one

with water, and just throw the bread away

 

Other times I bought the chicken salad at Mcs and because I always had

Atkins bars in my car I would eat it with that

[Guest guest]

Joanne wrote:

>>Yes I know, what a life I lead............................ Its an hard job

but somebody has to do it LOL<<

LOL! You GO, Girl!

[Guest guest]

thanks ( i think)

I use aveeno body wash with no scent.

and I can't find something I like using on my hair,

I have had it permed and had it colored none of which are good

But i don't want to be gray

past my bed time.

i also use arm and hammer detergent and bounce free

any else makes me itch. good night

Joy

________________________________

To: fibromyalgiacured

Sent: Thu, May 5, 2011 1:58:18 PM

Subject: RE:

Joanne - I just love reading your posts as you have such a good way of

explaining things!

We've made slow food change-overs but have also attacked the toiletries and

laundry soaps.

My girls and I walked thru the toiletries dept of a store one day and we all

walked out with headaches!

I use baking soda on my hair. If I'd buy another jar of apple cider

vinegar, I'd use ACV as a cream rinse. As it is, I buy a conditioner made

with olive oil and coconut oil and use that on the ends of my hair

instead...

Re:

>>...Instead of all this munching pathogens eating our junk and letting off

toxic gases, from our junk, our immune system sends enzymes, amino acids and

some how more gentle pathogens to eat this wholesome food

When this happens instead of reflux acid, wind, cramps, fatigue, foggy head

etc, we get a smoother running gut and a better running detox system and the

better running all this gets the more well we get

Now as you know we start with the food, because the food is the main

culprit. the body uses food to feed and nurish itself. It uses food to get

the gut working properly, to get the detox system working properly, to get

the immune system working properly, so good food, like the food advocated by

the weston price site and Bees site will get all these things working a lot

better...<<

[Guest guest]

Dear Joanne

How do we take the sea salt? Couldn't find on the Bees site how to do this.

Also, for candida, how do I take the baking soda?

lots of love

> >

> >

> >  

> > There is a fair bit about yoga on youtube

> >  

> >

> >  

> > Love joanne

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Oh Joanne, I just found your message. My Outlook Express contacts are so huge

now. Sorry I didn't see it before. I have to get up from the desk here as my

son Dan wants to sit here and I have to go to bed. My puppy is sitting next to

him on the lounge. He'll end up on the end of my bed.

All the best to you and God Bless you as well.

Re: Please welcome Ruby

Thanks . I sent an intro to the group hours ago which doesn't look like

it's posted. I've also not recieved any mail from this group yet either. Must

be

a yahoo glitch:)

~Ruby

>

> Ruby has fibromyalgia and I've invited her to join this group.

>

> Please welcome her (and I hope she gets mail right away and not have to wait

>weeks like I did when I joined!).

>

> L in WA (since it appears we have another on board)

>