Re: Question for next Master Cleanse

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Jane wrote:

>

> Don,

> Wow, I had no idea. I was taking the cayenne in my drink the first

> couple of days, but was having trouble getting much of any juice

> down that way and felt hungry all the time.

>

> This cleanse was different than any others I have been on in my life

> (and I have been on several; childhood on up. My mom went to Dr.

> 's health lectures so we got to try quite a

> few 'interesting' things-like Pluto Water) The thing that was

> different is that on all other cleanses, after the third day, I was

> no longer 'hungry' all the time. On this cleanse I was hungry from

> day 1 all the way until the end. I am not sure what this indicates

> (if anything) I wonder if it has to do with me being diabetic this

> time around.

>

> I do feel like I did a lot of good on my cleanse. It was not what I

> had hoped (having to quit early) but all in all I think it was

> positive.

>

> I will try what you suggested about the cayenne. I never thought

> about that being a problem. My hubby, who went on the cleanse with

> me, and is starting his OJ tomorrow, took the capsules too, but he

> never complained about stomach problems. My stomach was just more

> sensitive I guess.

>

> Hey, could I take a little bit in my lemon juice and then take a

> capusule if I am unable to work up to the 'full' amount?

>

> Jane

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Hi Jane,

Now that is an interesting concept. I would think that would work just

fine but have not tried that myself. I am one of those persons,

being the other, that can take the hottest there is and not have an

overly intense reaction to it. We love doing that. :-)

Not everyone is capable of taking the heat. I have been eating this

stuff since....well at least 4 or 5 years of age and maybe even before

that. I literally have loved this stuff since I can remember. Taking a

little in your juice will at least let your stomach know what is coming

so it can be moderately prepared for it. Try it and let me know how it

works.

I find it is best not to assume anything when I do a cleanse. That way I

am never disappointed. I always get out of it what I need.

You cleansed for as long as you needed to this time around. No shame in

that. Every little bit helps. Even if you just do a 1 day cleanse. Any

is better than none.

Peace be with you Jane.

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--- In health , " Jane " <ewellmule@y...>

wrote:

> This cleanse was different than any others I have been on in my life

> (and I have been on several; childhood on up......................

The thing that was

> different is that on all other cleanses, after the third day, I was

> no longer 'hungry' all the time. On this cleanse I was hungry from

> day 1 all the way until the end. I am not sure what this indicates

> (if anything) I wonder if it has to do with me being diabetic this

> time around.

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Ah ha, I think I might know about this one since I've been on several

relatively short cleanses lately. When I had only fruit juices --

orange or apple, the hunger was completely gone sometime during the

2nd day. However, on the lemonade diet, like you, I was very hungry

the entire time. I think it's due to the concentrated sugar from the

maple syrup, which keeps the appetite up.

I realize its purpose is to supply concentrated nutrients during a

cleanse, but it sure doesn't allow for a re-education of the food

cravings as does the plain fruit cleanse. Also it's been my

experience that as far as losing weight -- so long as the hunger is

present, the body will continue to hang onto those fat cells for dear

life.

I used certified organic, gradeB maple syrup from Springfarms.

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thissal@... wrote:

>

>

>

> > This cleanse was different than any others I have been on in my life

> > (and I have been on several; childhood on up......................

> The thing that was

> > different is that on all other cleanses, after the third day, I was

> > no longer 'hungry' all the time. On this cleanse I was hungry from

> > day 1 all the way until the end. I am not sure what this indicates

> > (if anything) I wonder if it has to do with me being diabetic this

> > time around.

> =====================================================

> Ah ha, I think I might know about this one since I've been on several

> relatively short cleanses lately. When I had only fruit juices --

> orange or apple, the hunger was completely gone sometime during the

> 2nd day. However, on the lemonade diet, like you, I was very hungry

> the entire time. I think it's due to the concentrated sugar from the

> maple syrup, which keeps the appetite up.

>

> I realize its purpose is to supply concentrated nutrients during a

> cleanse, but it sure doesn't allow for a re-education of the food

> cravings as does the plain fruit cleanse. Also it's been my

> experience that as far as losing weight -- so long as the hunger is

> present, the body will continue to hang onto those fat cells for dear

> life.

>

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Hi J,

Good answer. Maple syrup actually doesn't supply any nutrients as it is

a completely dead syrup. It has been heated to extremely high heats for

hours. Nothing is useful in it any longer. To be honest I believe raw

honey would be a better choice than Maple Syrup. Guess I will have to

try it one of these days and see.

Peace be with you J.

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Jane wrote:

>

> Don,

> Is there anywhere to get 'raw' maple syrup? I know it is very thin

> liquid and not thick like we've been used to maple syrup being, but

> I thought with all the 'raw food' movement, someone would come up

> with raw maple syrup.

>

> What about using something like 'raw' agave necter?

>

> Jane

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Hi Jane,

I am unaware of anyone selling raw maple syrup. That doesn't mean it

doesn't exist though. As for the agave nectar, I am not certain how it

is processed so I don't really know if it is heated or not. Hopefully,

it isn't. If that is the case then that would make a great sweetener.

Course, I do not know what nutrients are in agave nectar. Maybe Sylvia

or one of the others who use it will know. It is not something that is

found in Slovenia for some odd reason.

Peace be with you Jane.

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