questions for Mousetitit Re: Food allergies

March 30, 2011

Hi. Isn't whey dairy? Also, could you use apple cider vinegar to

make system more alkaline? What caused the parasite in your system?

And what minocycline brand did yuo use? Many thanks, June

On Mar 30, 2011, at 7:05 PM, mousetit123 wrote:

> Regarding the question you asked. Ironically, I have just started a

> diet (to lose weight....my RA is totally under control using just

> 100mg of minocycline per day) which stresses keeping the body

> ALKALINE and also removing all elements that are common allergenics.

> My friend is on their diet and has lost 25 pounds in about 9

> weeks...steady and noticeable. The diet appears to be a combination

> of the Atkins/low carb diet PLUS a low calorie intake. But two of

> the things it stresses is a complete removal of all foods that can

> be commonly allergenic (even tho they do not cause a noticeable

> allergic reaction.) That means absolutely no DAIRY PRODUCTS (even

> yogurt), no GLUTEN, no products containing VINEGAR, and basically

> outlaws all simple carbohydrates (white rice, breads and pasta,

> wheat products, anything with any sugar,) and also NO artificial

> sweeteners except for Stevia. You eat small amounts of protein (a

> deck-of-cards sized serving of chicken, fish, or meat, or two e ggs)

> twice a day, drink a whey-based protein shake once a day, eat a

> minimum of 3 times the protein serving in non-carbohydrate-heavy

> vegetables (green leafy stuff, cauliflower, carrots, cabbage, green

> beans, broccoli, zucchini, etc.). You drink 1/2 your body weight in

> ounces of liquid every day. The diet will make your body more

> alkaline. The foods removed will cause you to lose a lot of water

> that was there due to inflammation because of food allergies. The

> program is called Cambiati - it is online as well. You do the diet

> for one week, then add an herbal/mineral cleanse for the next two to

> three weeks to remove toxins (again, I bought one online instead of

> theirs). Anyhow, you don't need to sign up, I just told you what you

> need to eat and drink. I also have added green powder (I bought one

> online, not theirs, and I am using a protein powder that I bought at

> a local drugstore, not theirs, because their stuff is expensive.).

> Try it. I have been on this (probably more atki ns-y and not quite

> as calorically restrictive as their diet) for just four days now,

> and my energy level is really remarkably improved.

>

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