Re: Re: HI JIM / Raw food

[Guest guest]

candida and many chronic bacteria are bioflim illnesses. Many cannot absorb

the nutrients in a raw diet because their gut wall is so diseased. That has

to heal first. There is no one size fits all - Raw has produced some amazing

recoveries but it didnt do it for me b/c I cannot process it. ( Yet....Lost

of opinions on this - I think some of it is swayed by environmental nazis

versus being based in science....its worth exploring - Id prefer it if I

coudl do it but I cannot.

On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 4:00 PM, Kelvin <kelvin.internet@...> wrote:

> about the biofilms... is that like... candida and various bacteria?

[Guest guest]

curious... one thing that I wanted to know was the amount of time it takes

for the body to renew itself. I have yet to confirm these numbers, but this

is what I have come to understand so far.

the body takes about 3months to completely renew/replace ALL skin cells of

the body;

it takes about 6mo's to renew skin;

it takes about 3yrs to renew bones...

the reason i found this important was that it gave me an idea how long I

should be more rigid/strict about a nutritional diet (i.e., raw/vegan/pH/GF)

before I can expect to see results in whatever part of my body that will

" renew " itself.

so my question to you about candida and bacteria in your system... what have

you done to address them and how long were you at it (diet-wise and

supplement-wise) before you stopped your " system of attack? "

I am coming to believe 3mo's should be minimum to make any dent or to at

least judge effectiveness of a health apporach (i.e., diet/supplement). of

course, this should be considered allllll while we are exercising, resting,

eliminating optimally at the root level.

could you do a vegan and 60-70% raw approach w/low carbs for a 2-3mo period

with supplements in the beginning to lower candida?

Kelvin

On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 12:27 PM, Meredith W. <meredithbw@...> wrote:

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>

> candida and many chronic bacteria are bioflim illnesses. Many cannot absorb

> the nutrients in a raw diet because their gut wall is so diseased. That has

> to heal first. There is no one size fits all - Raw has produced some

> amazing

> recoveries but it didnt do it for me b/c I cannot process it. (

> Yet....Lost

> of opinions on this - I think some of it is swayed by environmental nazis

> versus being based in science....its worth exploring - Id prefer it if I

> coudl do it but I cannot.

>