Re: Can die-off affect your personality?

[Guest guest]

Hi Terri,

Yes indeed. I didn't recognize myself in the beginning months. I am also very

positive and easy going. I found myself moody, bitchy...not able to concentrate

on my work. But it passes. Hang in there. It helps to know it's not you, but

the effects of die-off.)

GERDS and chronic C.

SCD 16 mths

***********

>

> I'm wondering if anyone else has had emotional symtoms of die-off? I have

always been a very positive, confident person as an adult but lately I have felt

like I'm 14 again! I feel timid and unsure of myself in social situations and

feel more negative about things in general. Nothing else in my life has changed

except the SCD. Is it possible that the dieing bacteria and parasites are

affecting me emotionally?

>

> Any feed back would be most welcome and much appreciated.

>

> Terri

> IBS

> RLS

> SCD 3 months

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Terri,

Yes indeed. I didn't recognize myself in the beginning months. I am also very

positive and easy going. I found myself moody, bitchy...not able to concentrate

on my work. But it passes. Hang in there. It helps to know it's not you, but

the effects of die-off.)

GERDS and chronic C.

SCD 16 mths

***********

>

> I'm wondering if anyone else has had emotional symtoms of die-off? I have

always been a very positive, confident person as an adult but lately I have felt

like I'm 14 again! I feel timid and unsure of myself in social situations and

feel more negative about things in general. Nothing else in my life has changed

except the SCD. Is it possible that the dieing bacteria and parasites are

affecting me emotionally?

>

> Any feed back would be most welcome and much appreciated.

>

> Terri

> IBS

> RLS

> SCD 3 months

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Terri,

Yes indeed. I didn't recognize myself in the beginning months. I am also very

positive and easy going. I found myself moody, bitchy...not able to concentrate

on my work. But it passes. Hang in there. It helps to know it's not you, but

the effects of die-off.)

GERDS and chronic C.

SCD 16 mths

***********

>

> I'm wondering if anyone else has had emotional symtoms of die-off? I have

always been a very positive, confident person as an adult but lately I have felt

like I'm 14 again! I feel timid and unsure of myself in social situations and

feel more negative about things in general. Nothing else in my life has changed

except the SCD. Is it possible that the dieing bacteria and parasites are

affecting me emotionally?

>

> Any feed back would be most welcome and much appreciated.

>

> Terri

> IBS

> RLS

> SCD 3 months

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, I had crying jags.

It should improve soon

PJ

>

> Hi,

>

> I've been on SCD since June. I'm still doing Stage 1 a little of Stage 2 and

am finally not having D.

>

> I have had the typical die-off reactions of aching muscles and flu-like

feelings and have taken epsom salt baths and that has helped a lot.

>

> I'm wondering if anyone else has had emotional symtoms of die-off? I have

always been a very positive, confident person as an adult but lately I have felt

like I'm 14 again! I feel timid and unsure of myself in social situations and

feel more negative about things in general. Nothing else in my life has changed

except the SCD. Is it possible that the dieing bacteria and parasites are

affecting me emotionally?

>

> Any feed back would be most welcome and much appreciated.

>

> Terri

> IBS

> RLS

> SCD 3 months

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, I had crying jags.

It should improve soon

PJ

>

> Hi,

>

> I've been on SCD since June. I'm still doing Stage 1 a little of Stage 2 and

am finally not having D.

>

> I have had the typical die-off reactions of aching muscles and flu-like

feelings and have taken epsom salt baths and that has helped a lot.

>

> I'm wondering if anyone else has had emotional symtoms of die-off? I have

always been a very positive, confident person as an adult but lately I have felt

like I'm 14 again! I feel timid and unsure of myself in social situations and

feel more negative about things in general. Nothing else in my life has changed

except the SCD. Is it possible that the dieing bacteria and parasites are

affecting me emotionally?

>

> Any feed back would be most welcome and much appreciated.

>

> Terri

> IBS

> RLS

> SCD 3 months

>

[Guest guest]

> Hi,

>

> I've been on SCD since June. I'm still doing Stage 1 a little of

> Stage 2 and am finally not having D.

>

> I have had the typical die-off reactions of aching muscles and flu-

> like feelings and have taken epsom salt baths and that has helped a

> lot.

>

> I'm wondering if anyone else has had emotional symtoms of die-off?

> I have always been a very positive, confident person as an adult but

> lately I have felt like I'm 14 again! I feel timid and unsure of

> myself in social situations and feel more negative about things in

> general. Nothing else in my life has changed except the SCD. Is it

> possible that the dieing bacteria and parasites are affecting me

> emotionally?

Definitely.

Your intestine is your second brain, and it also has tons of neural

connections

to various areas of your brain, and those little bugger bacteria that we

are trying to kill off are experts at sending signals along those neural

pathways to effect you and manipulate you in all sorts of ways.

Also, the toxins released into your bloodstream by the dying/exploding

bacteria

are, by definition, very toxic and are able to effect you in all kinds

of ways until

they exit the body.

Mara

[Guest guest]

> Hi,

>

> I've been on SCD since June. I'm still doing Stage 1 a little of

> Stage 2 and am finally not having D.

>

> I have had the typical die-off reactions of aching muscles and flu-

> like feelings and have taken epsom salt baths and that has helped a

> lot.

>

> I'm wondering if anyone else has had emotional symtoms of die-off?

> I have always been a very positive, confident person as an adult but

> lately I have felt like I'm 14 again! I feel timid and unsure of

> myself in social situations and feel more negative about things in

> general. Nothing else in my life has changed except the SCD. Is it

> possible that the dieing bacteria and parasites are affecting me

> emotionally?

Definitely.

Your intestine is your second brain, and it also has tons of neural

connections

to various areas of your brain, and those little bugger bacteria that we

are trying to kill off are experts at sending signals along those neural

pathways to effect you and manipulate you in all sorts of ways.

Also, the toxins released into your bloodstream by the dying/exploding

bacteria

are, by definition, very toxic and are able to effect you in all kinds

of ways until

they exit the body.

Mara

[Guest guest]

> Hi,

>

> I've been on SCD since June. I'm still doing Stage 1 a little of

> Stage 2 and am finally not having D.

>

> I have had the typical die-off reactions of aching muscles and flu-

> like feelings and have taken epsom salt baths and that has helped a

> lot.

>

> I'm wondering if anyone else has had emotional symtoms of die-off?

> I have always been a very positive, confident person as an adult but

> lately I have felt like I'm 14 again! I feel timid and unsure of

> myself in social situations and feel more negative about things in

> general. Nothing else in my life has changed except the SCD. Is it

> possible that the dieing bacteria and parasites are affecting me

> emotionally?

Definitely.

Your intestine is your second brain, and it also has tons of neural

connections

to various areas of your brain, and those little bugger bacteria that we

are trying to kill off are experts at sending signals along those neural

pathways to effect you and manipulate you in all sorts of ways.

Also, the toxins released into your bloodstream by the dying/exploding

bacteria

are, by definition, very toxic and are able to effect you in all kinds

of ways until

they exit the body.

Mara

[Guest guest]

Definetely.

It is a good thing to know. As the bad microbes are killed they release toxins.

I've been in a permanent hangover.

It is getting better and the smile is coming back to my face from time to time.

Before the die-off started, I was making jokes all the time. Hopefully I will

recover my good mood very soon.

Chronic D (and bloating,and pain, and many other symptoms) since 2005

SCD April 29

Intro May 29

Low-carb SCD Jun 11

>

> Hi,

>

> I've been on SCD since June. I'm still doing Stage 1 a little of Stage 2 and

am finally not having D.

>

> I have had the typical die-off reactions of aching muscles and flu-like

feelings and have taken epsom salt baths and that has helped a lot.

>

> I'm wondering if anyone else has had emotional symtoms of die-off? I have

always been a very positive, confident person as an adult but lately I have felt

like I'm 14 again! I feel timid and unsure of myself in social situations and

feel more negative about things in general. Nothing else in my life has changed

except the SCD. Is it possible that the dieing bacteria and parasites are

affecting me emotionally?

>

> Any feed back would be most welcome and much appreciated.

>

> Terri

> IBS

> RLS

> SCD 3 months

>