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In a message dated 03/04/2006 23:25:27 GMT Daylight Time,

Silverbells2006@... writes:

Hi, I'm new and I joined to find out as much information as I can for my

friend. His name is and he has advanced Psoriatic and Rheumatoid

arthritis.

Hi Debbie,

Welcome to the group. I hope everything turns out to be ok for and the

lumps turn out to be something else. Hopefully we will hear from him soon on

the list.

Please send him my good wishes when you see him.

I just reread your post and realised he should be through his operation. Did

everything go ok?

Take care,

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I am thinking of removing my breast implants because of multiple health issues.

I was so healthy pre-BA. I have been suffering from panic attacks,

stomach-digestive issues and weight loss. Also tightness of my chest, almost as

if someone was sitting on my chest. Has anyone else felt this way? I've already

had three surgeries. Once to get them, then to remove them 2yrs later because of

capsuls, then getting them replaced just to make them look even again, since

half of my right breast was removed due to the capular complications. Its really

good to talk about this, because its not easy to say. Im worried thatt I would

get depressed about the way they might look afterwards. Should i get smaller

implants put in over the muscle? Do you think that it would help with the chest

tightness? Any help is greatly appreciated.

Bell

[Guest guest]

Hi Bell,

I had implants put in 4 years ago, and within weeks I had digestive problems,

panic attacks, weight loss, numb fingers and toes, swollen joints, and many

other issues. I know it's got to be a relief to talk about it, because I was in

your shoes a few years ago and it was really hard. I had my implants removed

after 6 months and I never regretted it. I like how I look in my natural state,

and I used Dr. Feng in Cleveland. If you search for surgeons to remove them,

make sure it's someone who has experience in explants so you can get the best

possible result, and also make sure they remove the capsules.

I still don't feel as good as I did before I got implants, but alot of my

symptoms improved considerably.

Sis

>

> Hello,

> I am thinking of removing my breast implants because of multiple health

issues. I was so healthy pre-BA. I have been suffering from panic attacks,

stomach-digestive issues and weight loss. Also tightness of my chest, almost as

if someone was sitting on my chest. Has anyone else felt this way? I've already

had three surgeries. Once to get them, then to remove them 2yrs later because of

capsuls, then getting them replaced just to make them look even again, since

half of my right breast was removed due to the capular complications. Its really

good to talk about this, because its not easy to say. Im worried thatt I would

get depressed about the way they might look afterwards. Should i get smaller

implants put in over the muscle? Do you think that it would help with the chest

tightness? Any help is greatly appreciated.

> Bell

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I also got tested using the same machine and yes, it is very accurate and

interesting to observe! Mine didn't put me on a Candida diet but instead gave me

a list of common allergens and some homeopathic candida thing you have to rub on

your belly once a week and it's meant to trigger your immune system..

Anyways i found i had to research and implement a candida diet myself to get

optimum results. I did get the candida under control but am still suffering gut

issues way worse than even when i did have candida overgrowth, mainly because i

wasn't eating fats and my body has degenerated quite a bit and i've become

deficient in essential fatty acids.

I guess what i am trying to say is that Bee's program is designed to bring the

body back to health, whereas a candida diet is designed to eliminate the

overgrowth and nothing else.

If i were you i wouldn't waste my time with a candida diet because it may create

more problems and also may not even work! if i had it over i wish i had found

Bee's diet a year ago!

good luck with whatever you chose!

Natalia

>

> Hi all! I saw a homeopathic doctor last Wednesday and he has put me on the

candida diet for 2 weeks. Then he said I can start adding things like sweet

potato once every 2 days. From what I have researched, most people are on the

diet for 4 weeks. I will see how I feel after the 2 weeks and may just continue

it, what have I got to lose? I am on this diet not to lose weight but I have a

lot of the issues that candida causes and this is what he wanted to start me off

with. He used the BioEnergetics EDS machine and it was so awesome to observe, I

was so amazed at what this machine could do and find. I will see him again in a

month. My sweet cravings and mood swings are awful to say the least! I had bread

on the second day of the diet because we had gone out to dinner and then I had

about 4 pieces of hard candy--I know, Big NO NO! I promise not to do it again!

> He has me on coral calcium,lithium orotate, buffered vitamin c, l-glutamine,

fish oil, homeopathic drops for hormone balance and lymph drainage,digestzyne,

yeast/fungal detox, and he said it was ok for me to take co-q10 and 5-htp.

> I lost 3 pounds but gained them right back (this is good as I am

underweight)

> Just thought I would say " hello " and thank you for this group--it is perfect

for anyone needing info and ideas! Wonderful group!

> Blessings,

>

[Guest guest]

Hi :

Welcome to the group. You will find that Bee's diet is different from all other

Candida diets out there. She emphasizes good fats and also has a supplement

regimen that is balanced and tailored to supply our nutritional needs while

following the diet. In addition, she does not recommend eating grains, dairy

(except for butter), fruits (except lemons/limes as needed for the electrolyte

drink and making bone broth). She also has a list of recommended vegetables.

Your doctor's suggestion that you can be on his version of a Candida diet for

two-four weeks and then " cure " yourself (while taking a very unbalanced

supplement list) is not going to work. You can not " starve " Candida, you must

improve the health of your immune system so that it can change the Candida back

into a friendly form. Many people on this list have tried other types of

" Candida diets " and cleanses and drugs, etc and they have not worked because the

doctors are not well-versed in the basics of proper nutrition and they rely on

the drug-model to try and cure their patients.

I'm sure Bee will respond to your email and help you understand the reasons why

her diet gets the results it does. But I want to give you some articles to read

that will help you understand how this diet works and why. Please read and

hopefully you will give this diet a good try.

1) How to Successfully Overcome Candida

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/intro2.php

2) Curing Candida, How to Get Started

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/intro1.php

For encouragement and inspiration see these wonderful Success Stories by members

of this group: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/success/index.php

The only way to cure candida:

Candida cannot be cured by " killing it off. " It just doesn't work that way.

Candida is only cured by building up the immune system, which is done by:

1) Consuming " proper nutrients " (diet plus supplements),

2) Eliminating toxins and foods that feed candida (they also feed bacteria and

cancer),

3) Eliminating damaging foods, and

4) Eliminating toxins in general.

When the immune system is strong enough it will automatically " make " candida (or

any bug, cancer, etc.) change back into the microbe it was before.

Best to you,

Marissa (a group moderator)

>

> Hi all! I saw a homeopathic doctor last Wednesday and he has put me on the

candida diet for 2 weeks. Then he said I can start adding things like sweet

potato once every 2 days. From what I have researched, most people are on the

diet for 4 weeks.