I'm new

[Guest guest]

Thank you for the warm welcome, and the advice and info that this

diet will help heal/cure/improve my rosacea and cataracts. It is the info I

have been

looking for! I always knew in my heart that I could be healed, I just never

got what I was looking for thru the medical community.

I will be buying coconut oil promptly. Looking forward to good results,

internal and external!

One question: I drink 2 cups of green tea daily. Is this ok & acceptable on

this candida diet???

Lornnslady

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[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Everyone,

> I'm new here, and also new to Candida Diet.

==>Hi Lornnlady. Welcome to our group.

> I just read a book by a Dr. that said he recommends that

> his cea Patients go on a Candida Diet. He thinks candida and

> rosacea are interrelated. So thats what I am doing......

> I have had rosacea for 10 years and dont want it a day longer.

> I also have cataracts, styes, and decaying teeth.

==>It is true that the symptoms you have can be caused by candida

overgrowth, and also a depressed immune system and lack of proper

nutrients. This diet provides that.

>

> I am TOTALLY addicted to sugar so this will be very hard for me,

> so if anyone has cured/healed their remission of cea or

cataracts due to the candida diet, Please send me your success story

as I will need all the motivation I can get.

==>I've know many candida sufferers who have cured their rosacea on

the candida program, and it will help your cataracts which are caused

by a lack of nutrients, particularly oil soluble vitamins A, D and E,

and the essential fatty acid omega-3, as well as " good " saturated

fats such as butter, coconut oil, etc. as described in my article - I

just revised my article on the weekend so go to the Group files on

the left and use that version if you were sent the previous one when

you joined.

>

> And if the other members could just spare a prayer for me, that

would be great too!

==>We will be praying my friend! Also see Withdrawal Symptoms in the

Candida Diet Folder for help with addiction to sugars and carbs.

>

> Ok, time to go read all the files Bee has sent to my inbox.

> Looking forward to healing. ( I owe this to my hubby and kids, and

to > myself)

==>Yes, you do! It's onward and upward my friend.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Janet, Do you happen to know Donna Borbolla? (yeah like Arizona is the size of Rhode Island right?) She's on another list that I am on. We met for the first time about 9 years ago at a hospital in Miami where both our girls were having open heart surgery. I found her again on the other llistserv and she had moved to Az and raves about how great the services and the education and the medical treatment is out there for our kids. That must all be your doing right? :-) Welcome

Sherry mom to DS/Autism 17

[Guest guest]

Hi Janet,

Welcome.

Hugs,

-- I'm new

My name is Janet Romo and I am the president of DSNetwork in Arizona. Are there any other folks from AZ here? I see some friends from other lists on here...hi Kristy. Janet

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/5/06 10:48:19 PM, romojanet@... writes:

I see some friends from other

lists on here...hi Kristy. Janet

Hi Janet and other friends,

I am new as well. We live in Minnesota and have 2 girls Nina 12 and Olivia with DS 10 1/2.

Welcome Janet and so good to see others I have known for years. Cyber friends are SO cool.

Joan

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/6/06 10:08:50 AM, behnkesw@... writes:

So cool because they can't see when you are typing in

their underwear Its been hot at night in Texas

I hope no one is wearing MY underwear! This is WAY too funny!!!!

joan

[Guest guest]

So cool because they can't see when you are typing in

their underwear Its been hot at night in Texas

--- JoanElder@... wrote:

>

> In a message dated 7/5/06 10:48:19 PM,

> romojanet@... writes:

>

>

> > I see some friends from other

> > lists on here...hi Kristy. Janet

> >

> >

>

> Hi Janet and other friends,

> I am new as well. We live in Minnesota and have 2

> girls Nina 12 and Olivia

> with DS 10 1/2.

> Welcome Janet and so good to see others I have known

> for years. Cyber friends

> are SO cool.

> Joan

>

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[Guest guest]

Oh great, now I have a vision!! lol

-- Re: I'm new

So cool because they can't see when you are typing intheir underwear Its been hot at night in Texas --- JoanElderAOL (DOT) COM wrote:> > In a message dated 7/5/06 10:48:19 PM,> romojanethotmail writes:> > > > I see some friends from other> > lists on here...hi Kristy. Janet> > > > > > Hi Janet and other friends,> I am new as well. We live in Minnesota and have 2> girls Nina 12 and Olivia > with DS 10 1/2.> Welcome Janet and so good to see others I have known> for years. Cyber friends > are SO cool.> Joan> __________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Otti, welcome to the group. Are you having problems with

eating again? If so have you discussed this with the doctor

who did your surgery?

Please tell us where you are or at least what part of the

country you live in. Where you were treated and the name

of your doctor would be helpful.

There is a lot of information here and we look forward to

sharing it with you.

Maggie, another senior citizen

Alabama

[Guest guest]

Dear Otti, Welcome to this Group. It's about time you had some serious emotional support. Mearly 40 years? Wow. you take the biscuit. Looking for suggestions for eating? Does this mean that you are restricted now and your myotomy is failing? Where do you live? Love from Ann in England xxxindigo0024 <indigo0024@...> wrote: Hi Everyone,I'm new to the group and new to the internet. I am a 65 year old woman that has been suffering from Achalasia since age 26. I had laporoscopic myotomy surgery on 6/1/2000.I am looking for ideas and suggestions on what to eat.Looking forward to hearing from all of you.Otti

Messenger - with free PC-PC calling and photo sharing.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Thank you for getting back to me so soon. Yes, I am

having problems eating again. I was doing extremely

well for 5 years after the surgery but it seems to

have closed up again. I just recently had another

balloon dilation but haven't experienced much relief

from it.

I am currently out of the country but am going to see

my doctor when I return next week.

I live in New Jersey at the moment. My doctor is Dr.

Saul Agus in New York City.

I am currently on a liquid/pureed diet and getting

really bored. I eat ice cream every night. Eggs have

to be strained. I have good days and bad days.

I look forward to hearing about your experiences.

Otti

--- LunaIam2@... wrote:

> Otti, welcome to the group. Are you having problems

> with

> eating again? If so have you discussed this with

> the doctor

> who did your surgery?

>

> Please tell us where you are or at least what part

> of the

> country you live in. Where you were treated and the

> name

> of your doctor would be helpful.

>

> There is a lot of information here and we look

> forward to

> sharing it with you.

>

> Maggie, another senior citizen

> Alabama

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Dear Otti, There are different levels of dilatations you can have and it sounds as if the one you were given was not sufficient to improve your eating abilities. You are right to return and report the lack of improvement and it is my guess that the procedure may have to be repeated. Presumably you will have been checked for other things that could be causing this and therefore it is probably just a lack of room for the food to get down. I hope it can be soon sorted for you. Love from Ann xxcynthia rothbard <indigo0024@...> wrote: Hi,Thank you for getting back to me so soon. Yes, I amhaving problems eating again. I was doing extremelywell for 5 years after the surgery but it seems tohave closed up again. I just recently had anotherballoon dilation but haven't experienced much relieffrom it.I am currently out of the country but am going to seemy doctor when I return next week.I live in New Jersey at the moment. My doctor is Dr.Saul Agus in New York City. I am currently on a liquid/pureed diet and gettingreally bored. I eat ice cream every night. Eggs haveto be strained. I have good days and bad days.I look forward to hearing about your experiences.Otti--- LunaIam2aol wrote:> Otti, welcome to the group. Are you having problems> with> eating again? If so have you discussed this with> the doctor> who did your surgery?> > Please tell us where you are or at least what part> of the> country you live in. Where you were treated and the> name> of your doctor would be helpful.> > There is a lot of information here and we look> forward to> sharing it with you.> > Maggie, another senior citizen> Alabama> > > __________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

>

> hello i'm kirsty and from uk.

==>Hi Kirsty. Welcome to our group.

> been feeling ill for years (only 31!) and have been on candida

diet (first 4 weeks great was so strict and allergist said i was

dong well and really clearing it up) but have cheated a little over

xmas..

==>Do be sure to re-check your diet and program against what I

recommend because the diet is very different than others that are

recommended, which you will understand if you read the article

emailed to you when you joined " How to Successfully Overcome

Candida " - is is also in our files (left menu) and it is on my new

website - see the address posted below.

> i mostly suffer pains around my body but had always been a bit

yeasty and itchy for years down below.,it would come and go..

> well for a few weeks now the itchy soreness got worse, where i

just had to scratch but was so red and made myself bleed a tiny bit..

> i have got it a bit under control with a pessary and cream, but

last night felt it all coming back.. can this flare up be a

symptom of die off or is that a stupid thing to say? as surely the

less yeast in body the better it should be down below or does it

have to come out somewhere? anyway you r thought would be

appreciated.

==>When Candida is either overgrowing or it is being killed off it

puts out toxins which do have to come out somewhere. Your itching

is a definite symptom of die-off; die-off includes detoxifying and

healing symptoms. It's not that you'll have less yeast, it's that

you have less yeast that overgrowing. Yeast is supposed to be in

the body all the time, but it's not supposed to be overgrowing.

> i am back on track a bit more and was not that bad over xmas but

do have the odd vodka as i like to go out and have fun and don't

want to turn into a misery guts!

==>You'd be wise not to have the od vodka until you can overcome

this nasty beast my dear. Candida isn't something you want to mess

with - see Candida & the Cancer connection articles.

The best in health, Bee

[Guest guest]

Shona:

Since you live in Australia I would contact Dr. Tony Atwood. He is the

foremost expert in Aspergers/Autism. He is in Australia. You are so lucky.

Connie Ajay

[Guest guest]

Welcome and I agree, contact Tony Atwood. I have so many of his

books and follow his research as much as I can. He is the leading

expert (as far as I am concerned) regarding Asperger's

Syndrome/Autism.

Best wishes

Mom to two with Asperger's Syndrome

>

> Shona:

>

> Since you live in Australia I would contact Dr. Tony Atwood. He

is the

> foremost expert in Aspergers/Autism. He is in Australia. You

are so lucky.

>

> Connie Ajay

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I am new to the group. I live in Va with my DH of 16 years and 2 awesome boys 14 and Zack 10. I found the group once before but didn't stay on as I apparently wasn't serious about losing this 100 pound extra person I carry around every day.

I am beginning a program called first place it is an exchange based program and I have lost 10 pounds so far. Mostly from moving and not eating out.

I am also a fly baby and a scrapbooker. I look forward to getting to know you all more.

Robin :-)

Robin :-)

[Guest guest]

Hey Robin welcome back!!!

~

Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming - Wow! What a ride!~ Unknown

[Guest guest]

Hi Robin!!

Welcome back to the group. I'm Kim, homeschool-mom to two boys

(9 & 10yr), married almost 20 yrs, living in Texas just outside of

Dallas. I started on my health-journey at the end of February and am

down about 15 lbs (I don't weigh myself too often). I walk, bike, and

do yoga for exercise. I am currently eating only lean meats, beans and

lots of veggies. I've " cheated " by eating a total of five flour

tortillas over the last 3+ weeks (not all at the same time though). I

have about 115 lbs still to lose and I'm bound & determined to do it.

So glad you've joined the group!

warmly,

Kim

On 3/20/07, Robin Calhoun <croppinrobin711@...> wrote:

>

> Hi,

> I am new to the group. I live in Va with my DH of 16 years and 2 awesome

> boys 14 and Zack 10. I found the group once before but didn't stay on

> as I apparently wasn't serious about losing this 100 pound extra person I

> carry around every day.

> I am beginning a program called first place it is an exchange based

> program and I have lost 10 pounds so far. Mostly from moving and not eating

> out.

> I am also a fly baby and a scrapbooker. I look forward to getting to

> know you all more.

>

> Robin :-)

[Guest guest]

Welcome, Robin!

> I am beginning a program called first place it is an exchange based

program

If the exchanges are the same as the ADA and Foodmove, our Files section has

some recipes for you, as does our sister group, Deal A

Meal - Foodmover Recipes

rsdeal

>and I have lost 10 pounds so far.

Congrats!

Sue in NJ

[Guest guest]

Yes they are the same as ADA but I do not know what food mover is. How cool that you have recipes. I will check them out thanks for letting me know.

Robin :-)

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim,

I wanted to homeschool my boys but never had the guts. They have now surpassed anything that I could have taught them. My oldest and I would have bashed heads all the time. My youngest and I would have done great but it wouldn't have been fair to the oldest who wanted to be home-schooled. I just met a gal who moved here from Texas. Not sure what part.

Great job on the 15 pounds. I haven't dove into my program as much as I would like to. I know I need to do a food plan so I would stick to it and pay attention to what I am eating. We are eating out tonight But I plan on getting right back on the wagon. I have been doing a light weight exercise by Cosmo that I was able to do back when I was pregnant with my boys. I figured if I look pregnant I could still do it. LOL I hope to advance to my Tae Bo and other more energy tapes. I also have a treadmill but really get tired of it. I may set up a combo of ideas so I am always being challenged.

Robin :-)

[Guest guest]

You know, I didn't post my egroups link last time but with time and

thought... well there may be some veggie hypo's out there and its hard

to go it alone that way... sometimes. Anyhow if applicable:

HypothyroidVegetarians/

~ Priitaa

>

> Hello,

>

> I realized I hadn't posted an introduction, so here goes.

>

> I am 54 almost 55 years old, got diagnosed hypothyroid hashi's in the

> summer of 1997, really shocked when I found out this was a life long

> pill I had to take (and yes, still do take it). Now I am use to it

> all, but it has its struggles at times. I live in the boonies and

> have two cats, a couple of (grown) kids, and one husband. lol Oh yes,

> and I am a vegetarian. Am looking for other hypo vegetarians. Well,

> thats all I can think of right now.

>

> ~ Priitaa

>

[Guest guest]

a, welcome; the candida AND the diabetes probably have

the SAME cause in common.

Duncan

>

> My name is a and i live in BC Canada, i get yeast infections

> alot and my diabetes causes it

>

[Guest guest]

Duncan,

I've got Low Blood Sugar and Candida. It all started after 4 & 1/2 years of

antibiotics use for

acne.

Is this the sort of thing you're referencing when you say Candida and Diabetes

probably

have the same cause?

I never had any health issues until I began the antibiotics. Since then, I've

developed food

allergies, chemical sensitivities, blood sugar imbalances, candida, etc...

I've often thought that the distuption of my internal digestive/assimilation

system (via

antibiotics) has precipitated the majority of my health troubles.

Is this correct?

> >

> > My name is a and i live in BC Canada, i get yeast infections

> > alot and my diabetes causes it

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I think yes, the antibiotic probably caused the candida, and also

just maybe the (autoimmune?) diabetes. Some toxins are known to be a

direct cause of diabetes, arsenic for example, and others,

antibiotics for example, have been known to promote someone into an

autoimmune " disease " . I've got a protocol for autoimmunes based on my

success and similar successes of some colleagues.

But, I was really thinking about the carbs tha most people have to

eat for a couple of decades to get diabetes and candida the ol'

fashined way.

Duncan

> > >

> > > My name is a and i live in BC Canada, i get yeast

infections

> > > alot and my diabetes causes it

> > >

> >

>