Guest guest Posted March 13, 2008 Report Share Posted March 13, 2008 Hi All, I am new to this group but not new to the fact that animal proteins and fats are healthy. I currently struggle with daily pain - headache, upper backache, lower backache, and a toothache on a crowned tooth – most likely candida overgrowth, PMS every week from Thursday to Saturday, and food intolerances. I have been told my pain is from die off since it increases when I eat coconut oil, butter, etc., but I think that's not all there is to it. In December I was eating up to 8 tablespoons of VCO a day without any reaction. I had a splurge one weekend and since then I have not been able to tolerate it and have had this pain every day except for 2 or 3 days here and there where it was reduced. I have been told I have food intolerances and to avoid the foods I react to and I have been told there is no such thing and that allergic reactions to healthy, unadulterated foods are really healing reactions and to keep eating those foods. I don't know what to believe. My dentist can't find anything wrong with the crowned tooth and I have already had two teeth pulled last year for the same reason – they kept hurting but couldn't find what was wrong. Well, one was a root canal and it really needed to come out as there was an infection at the bottom. I have been told to get checked for cavitations but the first available appt. with a dentist who can do this is June 3rd. So – I am frustrated and have reached my limit. I don't know how to go on with daily pain, weekly PMS, reactions to foods, etc. It's all very frustrating. I seem to react strongly also to foods high in natural sulfur. Any thoughts/insights are greatly appreciated. Was also wondering if there is a file that tells me what foods are recommended and which are not, how to get started, etc. Thanks, TK Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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