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no alcohol...PLEASE dont do anything to hurt that new pouch! wait the

required 18 months! think how much MORE romantic things will be now

that you dont carry that extra 87 pounds you just lost!! follow the

post op instructions. they are in place for a reason. Go get bottols

of Lipton's new Citrus Green Tea and sip it privately in pretty wine

glasses. He isnt going to care if you are drinking wine or yoo

hoo..... he will just be interested in your pretty eyes....

some people drink with no problem....others have problems.... why

chance it so soon?

xoxoxo

cathy s in va.

>

> Hi everybody. My birthday is in 26 days. At that time I will be 6

1/2 months out and was wondering if it would be ok to have a glass or

two of wine? Or any other alcohol? I've never been much of a drinker,

but my boyfriend is taking me out on a romantic get-away and I'm sure

both of us would like to have a drink or two. So I'm wondering if it

would hurt anything. Thanks everyone.

>

>

>

> ~Jenay~

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Will it " hurt " ... who actually knows? The " expert " has said wait a

year or so. Ultimately it is a decision you will have to make for

yourself.

in GA

>

> Hi everybody. My birthday is in 26 days. At that time I will be 6

1/2 months out and was wondering if it would be ok to have a glass or

two of wine? Or any other alcohol? I've never been much of a drinker,

but my boyfriend is taking me out on a romantic get-away and I'm sure

both of us would like to have a drink or two. So I'm wondering if it

would hurt anything. Thanks everyone.

>

>

>

> ~Jenay~

>

> Surgery on: 1/27/05

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> Weighed: 326

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> Weigh now: 239

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I waited until I was a year out and am a red wine drinker. I had 1 x 4oz glass

and was promptly picked up off the floor after consuming my last drop. My

boyfriend and I laugh because I have become a cheap date, but truth be told, I

am good for 2 full glasses now (2 yrs out).

That said, the first time I drank alcohol it ripped my stomach up pretty badly

for about a day, but that's not to say that will happen to you. It was a special

occasion for me too and I am of European decent so giving it up completely is

not in my immediate future. I would say just be careful, sip slowly, and EAT

FIRST.

Enjoy and happy birthday!

Patty H

p.s. I have since switched to the occasional glass of champagne - the good stuff

only. My body tells me the difference immediately if I drink cheap junk. One of

my favourites is Perrier Jouet Fleurs (yum!)

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Hi everybody. My birthday is in 26 days. At that time I will be 6 1/2 months out

and was wondering if it would be ok to have a glass or two of wine? Or any other

alcohol? I've never been much of a drinker, but my boyfriend is taking me out on

a romantic get-away and I'm sure both of us would like to have a drink or two.

So I'm wondering if it would hurt anything. Thanks everyone.

~Jenay~

Surgery on: 1/27/05

Weighed: 326

Weigh now: 239

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Dear Jenay, I DON'T THINK SO!!! You know what, a virgin bloody mary

tastes just as good as a vodka one, cranberry juice in a lovely glass,

looks like a wonderful wine and tastes good, a salty dog without the

dog, is good too, especially for an MGB patient, if they salt the rim of

the glass. Maybe after a year or so a sip of Champagne, but six 1/2

months out, who needs an ulcer or liver problems for their birthday.

Have a great year, and don't forget to celebrate your " newbirth " day

when it rolls around in about 6 months.

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Hi everybody. My birthday is in 26 days. At that time I will be 6 1/2

months out and was wondering if it would be ok to have a glass or two of

wine? Or any other alcohol? I've never been much of a drinker, but my

boyfriend is taking me out on a romantic get-away and I'm sure both of

us would like to have a drink or two. So I'm wondering if it would hurt

anything. Thanks everyone.

~Jenay~

Surgery on: 1/27/05

Weighed: 326

Weigh now: 239

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,

You are so right! I had the most marvelous Virgin Bloody and Virgin

Salty Dog while on vacation in San Diego! I didn't mind not having the

alcohol at all and no one we were with was any the wiser that I was not

taking in alcohol. I would have told them if they would have asked, but no

one did. I don't know about you, but I'm enjoying this weight loss too much

to worry about not having alcohol!

Star

Alcohol

>

>

> Hi everybody. My birthday is in 26 days. At that time I will be 6 1/2

> months out and was wondering if it would be ok to have a glass or two of

> wine? Or any other alcohol? I've never been much of a drinker, but my

> boyfriend is taking me out on a romantic get-away and I'm sure both of

> us would like to have a drink or two. So I'm wondering if it would hurt

> anything. Thanks everyone.

>

>

>

> ~Jenay~

>

> Surgery on: 1/27/05

>

> Weighed: 326

>

> Weigh now: 239

>

>

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At only 6 1/2 months out, you should NOT have alcohol. I know it is

recomended that we don't have alcohol at all in our smaller tummies, but

that is unrealistic. I drink every so often at social events, but I am 5

years out. I do not drink often, so I think every once in a while can't hurt

too much. I would assume if I was having a beer after work every day that

would certainly damage it.

Good luck

July 20, 2000

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What I was told and what I believe is also written in the MGB book- is that

you should refrain from drinking alcohol for at least 6-12 months or until

you stop losing weight rapidly- the reason being that rapid weight loss is

hard on the liver and we don't want to add any additional stress by drinking

alcohol. I was losing less that 10 lbs a month starting around 4 months- so

an occaisional glass of wine at 6 months wasn't a problem- you really have

to look at how much weight you are losing each month as well as the time

since your surgery- more than being a stomach issue it is a liver issue.

Refer to the MGB manual on their website.

>From: " Lee " <alee@...>

>Reply-

>< >

>Subject: Re: alcohol

>Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2005 19:49:03 -0400

>

>At only 6 1/2 months out, you should NOT have alcohol. I know it is

>recomended that we don't have alcohol at all in our smaller tummies, but

>that is unrealistic. I drink every so often at social events, but I am 5

>years out. I do not drink often, so I think every once in a while can't

>hurt

>too much. I would assume if I was having a beer after work every day that

>would certainly damage it.

>Good luck

>

>July 20, 2000

>283 / 130

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i had surgery 5 years ago.... the only rule i ever saw or heard of

was NO alcohol.... then about 2-3 years ago RR said well..... at a

wedding or special occasion--- maybe one once in a while. i try to

have one drink per " season " sometimes more..... sometimes i go 6-7

months w/o alcohol. virgin drinks are just fine.

The manual still says it will damage our stomachs. but the manual

cant stop us. WE have the choice.

s in va

> When I had my surgeries I was told no alchol for six months. Then

you

> could drink lightly occasionally. Have the rules been changed?

>

>

> MGB 9-2000

> Revision 5-2002

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I know some people will say drinking is a definite no

no but Ive been drinking for a while now and my levels

stayed normal. This included a few major sessions in

Amsterdam recently, I had a blood test a couple of

days later and my levels were fine. It's my

understanding tho that antidepressants are problematic

with alcohol but i cant be sure of this..

--- Nina Eskelinen <nina_eskelinen@...> wrote:

> Hi everyone!

>

> I just had a chat with my boss. He came home to me

> to talk since my collegues are worried about me. He

> wanted to know what he could tell them and I told

> him to be honest and tell averything about this

> illness, as much as he knows, and that they can call

> me. I'm so tired of telling everyone that I'm fine

> just to avoid to get all these worried questions and

> see the worry in their faces. it felt hard and I'm

> worried that they will think that I'm an idiot

> telling this to all of them... I'm always worried

> about what people think of me, and it complicates my

> life a bit, and also makes me feel bad... However my

> colleagues are wonderful and caring so it's better

> to be honest than let them worry. How do you cope

> with people? Do you tell them? And how do they

> react? My experince is that they don't understand.

>

> I'm wondering about drinking alcohol when having

> this disease. My doctors have told me that I cannot

> drink anything, however some of you semm to drink

> and still be feel fine?! I cannot drink sicne I

> cannot control my drinking if I do. This because my

> liver is in a bad condition and because I take

> antidepressants. I have been drinking a couple of

> times with very embarrassing results, I've lost my

> memory and made a fool out of myself . I just get

> myself in trouble if I drink and I worry about my

> health and that my lab results will be bad. So I

> just try not to drink at all.

>

> What about medication? I've been told that some

> medication I ccannot take, like Tylenol!?

>

> Take care!

>

> Nina

>

>

>

>

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> Hi Bee,

> I have been a the STRICT diet for one month now, as I told you

earlier I have no threads in my spit test, just a few flecks at the

bottom of the glass.

==>I don't think you should only rely on the spit test to tell

whether you are getting your candida under control. One month is a

very short time, and most people will not cure in that short of a

time unless they are babies who have had candida for a year or less.

>I am on Antifungals and all of the supplements (probiotics,

> etc.) If I wanted to have a drink, could I/ The ONLY drink I ever

> have is triple distilled vodka from potatoes or rye. How much will

> this set me back in the healing process. I mix the vodka with

> carbonated water and lime. Is carbonated water okay on the diet?

==>Carbonated water is okay, but alcohol is not. It is toxic, and it

is also a mycotoxin (derived from fungi), and it will feed candida

just like sugar. In fact the toxins excreted by candida are mostly

alcohol as well. This is why so many people feel drunk when they

have candida overgrowth.

> Thanks a ton! You are a goldmine of info!

==>You are welcome!!

Luv, Bee

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wrote:

>

> Hi Bee,> I understand that we should not have alcohol, but I also

believe in quality of life. I am not a heavy drinker, in fact I have

not had alcohol for many many months, but I wanted to try something

because am going to a big wedding celebration, and quite honestly I

miss having a drink with my friends and boyfriend. I was inquiring as

to the lesser of the evils in my choice of drink. I have come too far

to over do it,> but I cannot see that it would set me back to the

beginning.

==>Having a couple of drinks might not set you back totally but it will

make you sick. Try it and see what happens. I don't believe you and I

have the same definition of " quality of life. "

>

> There is little to enjoy on this candida plight, and I follow every

> rule 99% of the time. AS amatter of fact, no one can believe my will

> power and stamina in sticking to this god awful way of life. Does

> anyone get over it? From the posts I read here, no one does.

==>You are doing great . Don't give up. The changes you are

making should start to become routine and easy at some point, and not

such an awful fight. Your taste buds should change over as well. Good

nutritious eating should become a life-long endeavour for keeping

healthy and happy. To return to the standard diet out there is pure

suicide.

==>You are one of the lucky ones - you found out you have

candida, but many others wake up one morning with cancer. Did you know

that candida is a precursor to cancer - see the article in our files.

I don't mean to scare you, but this is serious business and candida is

not to be taken lightly.

==>I cured my candida totally - see Bee's Personal Candida Story in the

files. I stayed a healthy diet but I got candida the 2nd time, after

being cured for 18 years, when I was under unbearable stress and laxed

up on my eating habits.

==>Many other people who have joined our group have attested to getting

well on my candida program - see the Success Stories in our files.

Bee

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In my opinion, you can get candida under control and live a normal life.

Remember we all have candida but it is the overload of candida that is the

issue. But that normal life doesn't include eating masses amounts of junk,

sugar, fast food etc. like I have in the past. Once you get it under control

you will find out that you can have a little sugar, fruit, or bread, dairy, or

wine and it doesn't affect you like before. You will find out by trial and

error what you can handle.

I had mine under control and could have some foods in moderation and found I

didn't have the cravings for certain items ie: bread, dairy, and

peanusts............but I just went crazy one week on a dairy binge and have

been struggling all over again with die off........ It is stuff that isn't good

for you any way.

I say, if you want to have a couple of drinks at the wedding, I would choose

vodka and something that doesn't have any sugar in it. That seems to be the

least of any of them. Avoid wine, beer and mixed drinks with sugar. You will

see how it affects you. Sometimes a big candida flare up puts everything back in

the right perspective. No one bothers me anymore about what I am

eating.......just takes a while.

Jeanne otn

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Look at alcohol as a medicine, measure it out (I like

rum or tequila so I use 1 ounce shot glasses) and stop

when your dose is gone. For me, it is no more than 3

shots. I do not drink at all during the day, so 3

shots may sound like a lot but I tak it during and

after dinner and get the best relief for my E that

I've had all day.

I don't recommend it for people, it just works for me

--- nwalby <nwalby@...> wrote:

> Since being diagnosed I've come to find out that

> alcohol helps

> tremendously, especially if it is alot.

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Personally I find alcohol very damaging - I think this applies most to

those of us who have chronic fatigue (from my discussions with others) I

can have a sip of wine but more than half a glass in a week will bring

on relapse of my fatigue more surely than a 10 mile run. I don't really

mind anymore - I used to smoke too a long time ago and it was the social

aspect that was the hardest for me at the time....its long gone now and

I never even have a twinge of desire for a smoke.

I think its useful to just observe how you fel the next day (not you in

particular ) and see what effect the alcohol has on energy and

mood. It might be an important link to better health for some.

Kerry

Re: re exercise/Foods to Avoid Q

Wow, I had no idea. It's nearly impossible to eat properly, eat low

carb, and low sugar, high fiber, get your vitamins naturally, and

avoid the entire banned list.

I read yesterday where strawberries are on that list too.

Sherry

> > I thought these foods (except soy) were fine as long as they are

> > cooked.

>

> Much better cooked than raw, but still a potential problem if you

have partial thyroid function and eat a lot of them.

>

> Chuck

>

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One night a week I like my wine with dinner, anywhere from 1-3 glasses. It

doesn't bother me the next day unless I have a ciggarette, which I don't do

anymore. I hate that miserable feeling the next day, those days are over. I

hear ya.

Kerry Ann Faithfull <kerry@...> wrote: Personally I find alcohol

very damaging - I think this applies most to

those of us who have chronic fatigue (from my discussions with others) I

can have a sip of wine but more than half a glass in a week will bring

on relapse of my fatigue more surely than a 10 mile run. I don't really

mind anymore - I used to smoke too a long time ago and it was the social

aspect that was the hardest for me at the time....its long gone now and

I never even have a twinge of desire for a smoke.

I think its useful to just observe how you fel the next day (not you in

particular ) and see what effect the alcohol has on energy and

mood. It might be an important link to better health for some.

Kerry

Re: re exercise/Foods to Avoid Q

Wow, I had no idea. It's nearly impossible to eat properly, eat low

carb, and low sugar, high fiber, get your vitamins naturally, and

avoid the entire banned list.

I read yesterday where strawberries are on that list too.

Sherry

> > I thought these foods (except soy) were fine as long as they are

> > cooked.

>

> Much better cooked than raw, but still a potential problem if you

have partial thyroid function and eat a lot of them.

>

> Chuck

>

[Guest guest]

No, but I have to add my 75 yo father in laws experience. He has had

a low thyroid his entire life. The meds have never really corrected

it completely for him. However, the only symptom that he suffers from

is fatigue (and the labs being off), so is not too bothered. He has

always had high cholesterol in spite of a good diet and being thin. A

few years ago he had heart surgery and the surgeon was amazed at how

clean his arteries are. He claims his secret is a glass of red wine

with dinner every night.

Sherry

>

> I have not found much on the web about drinking a glass of wine or

two

> at dinner and thyroid. Does anyone have info on this?

>

> Kromlo

>

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>

> Its my birthday on Friday and I am having a party. Is there any

> alcoholic drink I can drink while on this diet? I'm guessing no! if I

> were to have a couple of drinks what drink will do the lest amount of

> damage? I was thinking plain vodka and water? I didn't want to break

> my diet but I only turn 24 once!

==>No there is no alcohol you can drink. All alcohol is mycotoxic

which is derived from a fungus. But you'll know how it makes you feel

if you have a couple of drinks. I'd suggest you have a white wine

instead of vodka.

Bee

[Guest guest]

We are not supposed to have any alcohol because you will be drunk as a skunk

quickly so beware. but I gather you have not started your injections as of

yet? Am I right! When you get into phase 2 and begin your injections; may

just have to stay away from any alcohol. I amagine if everyone is drinking

you can't; can really be difficult! Good luck with that!

>From: " Debbie " <weluv2sail@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Alcohol

>Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 16:39:30 -0000

>

>I've got a question for my fellow imbibers out there...

>

>My husband and I go out on our boat every Sunday and head to our

>favorite sandbar to hang out with our friends. There's plenty of

>drinking going on and I do my fair share of it. I drink wine (although

>I'm not a snobby wine expert ... mine is out of a box!) and I probably

>drink about 2 liters of it during the day. I'm not sure how much 2

>liters is, but the box I buy is 3 liters and by the time we get home,

>there's not much left!!!

>

>Since I've been on Phase 1 (end of April) and have been doing the

>cleanses, eating organic, taking supplements, coral calcium, etc., when

>I drink the smallest amount, I feel so lightheaded ... and if I drink

>any more, I'm so drunk!!! Talk about a cheap date! LOL!

>

>Has anyone else experienced this phenomenon? I think Dr. Simeons

>protocol mentions that in Phase 2, alcoholics will stop drinking,

>because of the sense of euphoria and even a little alcohol will get

>them drunk, but PHASE 1???

>

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debbie i love your sense of your humor!! you just don't hold back hahahaha

but honestly i think 2 liters is a 1/2 gallong LOL, because if i

remember from math class (not like i was awake) it's almost 4 liters

to a gallon

looking on the internet it said

US gallon liters 3.785

>

> I've got a question for my fellow imbibers out there...

>

> My husband and I go out on our boat every Sunday and head to our

> favorite sandbar to hang out with our friends. There's plenty of

> drinking going on and I do my fair share of it. I drink wine (although

> I'm not a snobby wine expert ... mine is out of a box!) and I probably

> drink about 2 liters of it during the day. I'm not sure how much 2

> liters is, but the box I buy is 3 liters and by the time we get home,

> there's not much left!!!

>

> Since I've been on Phase 1 (end of April) and have been doing the

> cleanses, eating organic, taking supplements, coral calcium, etc., when

> I drink the smallest amount, I feel so lightheaded ... and if I drink

> any more, I'm so drunk!!! Talk about a cheap date! LOL!

>

> Has anyone else experienced this phenomenon? I think Dr. Simeons

> protocol mentions that in Phase 2, alcoholics will stop drinking,

> because of the sense of euphoria and even a little alcohol will get

> them drunk, but PHASE 1???

>

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No, Joanie, I haven't started my injections yet. I'm just in Phase 1 and it already seems to be affecting me quite differently. I think it's because I'm doing the full body cleanse, the heavy metal cleanse, and candida overgrowth thingy. There's no junk left in my body for the wine to absorb into!!! Who knows! And yes, I'm sure it will be somewhat difficult, but when these folks see me every Sunday minus 7 lbs (hopefully) each week, they'll be jealous!!! LOL! That will keep me motivated!!!joanie stewart <joanie_stew@...> wrote: We are not supposed to have any alcohol because you will be drunk as a skunk quickly so beware. but I gather you have not started your injections as of yet? Am I right! When you get into phase 2 and begin your injections; may

just have to stay away from any alcohol. I amagine if everyone is drinking you can't; can really be difficult! Good luck with that!>From: "Debbie" >Reply- > >Subject: Alcohol>Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 16:39:30 -0000>>I've got a question for my fellow imbibers out there...>>My husband and I go out on our boat every Sunday and head to our>favorite sandbar to hang out with our friends. There's plenty of>drinking going on and I do my fair share of it. I drink wine (although>I'm not a snobby wine expert ... mine is out of a box!) and I probably>drink about 2 liters of it during the day. I'm not sure how much 2>liters is, but the box I buy is 3 liters and by the time we get home,>there's not much left!!!>>Since I've been on Phase 1 (end of April) and have

been doing the>cleanses, eating organic, taking supplements, coral calcium, etc., when>I drink the smallest amount, I feel so lightheaded ... and if I drink>any more, I'm so drunk!!! Talk about a cheap date! LOL!>>Has anyone else experienced this phenomenon? I think Dr. Simeons>protocol mentions that in Phase 2, alcoholics will stop drinking,>because of the sense of euphoria and even a little alcohol will get>them drunk, but PHASE 1???>_________________________________________________________________Catch suspicious messages before you open them—with Windows Live Hotmail. http://imagine-windowslive.com/hotmail/?locale=en-us & ocid=TXT_TAGHM_migration_HM_mini_protection_0507

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Oooo... I'm feelin' a little queasy as we speak!!! What a lush I am!cinesina65 <cinesina@...> wrote: debbie i love your sense of your humor!! you just don't hold back hahahahabut honestly i think 2 liters is a 1/2 gallong LOL, because if iremember from math class (not like i was awake) it's almost 4 litersto a gallonlooking on the internet it saidUS gallon liters 3.785>> I've got a question for my fellow imbibers out there...> > My husband and I go out on our boat every Sunday and head to our > favorite sandbar to hang out with our friends. There's plenty of > drinking going on and I do my fair share of it. I drink wine (although > I'm not a snobby wine expert ... mine is out of a box!) and I probably > drink about 2 liters of it during the day. I'm not sure how much 2 > liters is, but the box I buy is 3 liters and by the time we get home, > there's not much left!!! > > Since I've been on Phase 1 (end of April) and have been doing the > cleanses, eating organic, taking supplements, coral calcium, etc., when > I drink the smallest amount, I feel so lightheaded ... and if I drink > any more, I'm so drunk!!! Talk about a cheap date! LOL!> > Has anyone else experienced this phenomenon? I

think Dr. Simeons > protocol mentions that in Phase 2, alcoholics will stop drinking, > because of the sense of euphoria and even a little alcohol will get > them drunk, but PHASE 1???>

[Guest guest]

Debbie...you bet they'll be jealous! Great you are doing the cleanses and

just remember to stay away from the wine during phase 2 or your be so

smashed they won't beable to peel you off the ground, LoL! Good luck with

the weight loss!!!! Joanie

>From: Debbie Piazza <weluv2sail@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: RE: Alcohol

>Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 11:07:00 -0700 (PDT)

>

>No, Joanie, I haven't started my injections yet. I'm just in Phase 1 and

>it already seems to be affecting me quite differently. I think it's

>because I'm doing the full body cleanse, the heavy metal cleanse, and

>candida overgrowth thingy. There's no junk left in my body for the wine to

>absorb into!!! Who knows!

>

> And yes, I'm sure it will be somewhat difficult, but when these folks

>see me every Sunday minus 7 lbs (hopefully) each week, they'll be

>jealous!!! LOL! That will keep me motivated!!!

>

>joanie stewart <joanie_stew@...> wrote:

> We are not supposed to have any alcohol because you will be drunk as a

>skunk

>quickly so beware. but I gather you have not started your injections as of

>yet? Am I right! When you get into phase 2 and begin your injections; may

>just have to stay away from any alcohol. I amagine if everyone is drinking

>you can't; can really be difficult! Good luck with that!

>

>

> >From: " Debbie "

> >Reply-

> >

> >Subject: Alcohol

> >Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 16:39:30 -0000

> >

> >I've got a question for my fellow imbibers out there...

> >

> >My husband and I go out on our boat every Sunday and head to our

> >favorite sandbar to hang out with our friends. There's plenty of

> >drinking going on and I do my fair share of it. I drink wine (although

> >I'm not a snobby wine expert ... mine is out of a box!) and I probably

> >drink about 2 liters of it during the day. I'm not sure how much 2

> >liters is, but the box I buy is 3 liters and by the time we get home,

> >there's not much left!!!

> >

> >Since I've been on Phase 1 (end of April) and have been doing the

> >cleanses, eating organic, taking supplements, coral calcium, etc., when

> >I drink the smallest amount, I feel so lightheaded ... and if I drink

> >any more, I'm so drunk!!! Talk about a cheap date! LOL!

> >

> >Has anyone else experienced this phenomenon? I think Dr. Simeons

> >protocol mentions that in Phase 2, alcoholics will stop drinking,

> >because of the sense of euphoria and even a little alcohol will get

> >them drunk, but PHASE 1???

> >

>

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Well, it's Monday, Joanie and I just got around to reading my hundreds of e-mails!!! You had me laughing out loud with that one ... "they won't be able to peel you off the ground". I actually had a visual of myself laying face down up on the sand with the waves lapping at my feet and everyone standing around me saying "Is she alright?" LOL!!! After Friday night, NO MORE WINE FOR ME!!! Not till this ENTIRE PROTOCOL is over and done with!!! Ugh! Took me an entire day to recover!!! How's your weight loss coming?joanie stewart <joanie_stew@...> wrote: Debbie...you bet they'll be jealous! Great you are doing the cleanses and just remember to stay away from the wine during phase 2 or your be so smashed they won't beable to peel you off the ground,

LoL! Good luck with the weight loss!!!! Joanie>From: Debbie Piazza >Reply- > >Subject: RE: Alcohol>Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 11:07:00 -0700 (PDT)>>No, Joanie, I haven't started my injections yet. I'm just in Phase 1 and >it already seems to be affecting me quite differently. I think it's >because I'm doing the full body cleanse, the heavy metal cleanse, and >candida overgrowth thingy. There's no junk left in my body for the wine to >absorb into!!! Who knows!>> And yes, I'm sure it will be somewhat difficult, but when these folks >see me every Sunday minus 7 lbs (hopefully) each week, they'll be >jealous!!! LOL! That will keep me motivated!!!>>joanie stewart wrote:> We are not supposed to have any alcohol because you will

be drunk as a >skunk>quickly so beware. but I gather you have not started your injections as of>yet? Am I right! When you get into phase 2 and begin your injections; may>just have to stay away from any alcohol. I amagine if everyone is drinking>you can't; can really be difficult! Good luck with that!>>> >From: "Debbie"> >Reply- > > > >Subject: Alcohol> >Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 16:39:30 -0000> >> >I've got a question for my fellow imbibers out there...> >> >My husband and I go out on our boat every Sunday and head to our> >favorite sandbar to hang out with our friends. There's plenty of> >drinking going on and I do my fair share of it. I drink wine (although> >I'm not a snobby wine expert ... mine is out of a box!) and I

probably> >drink about 2 liters of it during the day. I'm not sure how much 2> >liters is, but the box I buy is 3 liters and by the time we get home,> >there's not much left!!!> >> >Since I've been on Phase 1 (end of April) and have been doing the> >cleanses, eating organic, taking supplements, coral calcium, etc., when> >I drink the smallest amount, I feel so lightheaded ... and if I drink> >any more, I'm so drunk!!! Talk about a cheap date! LOL!> >> >Has anyone else experienced this phenomenon? I think Dr. Simeons> >protocol mentions that in Phase 2, alcoholics will stop drinking,> >because of the sense of euphoria and even a little alcohol will get> >them drunk, but PHASE 1???> >>>_________________________________________________________________>Catch suspicious messages before you open them—with Windows Live

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No. have one drink, not hard liquer. Enjoy your life and your friends.

Don't over do anything when you have fibro

Joyce

Alcohol

Two Christmas parties, and two pressure situations to drink.The pay - off ?Feeling like crap for 2 - 3 weeks, fast heart on the night, muscles fatigue walking round.It's just not worth it, is it ?

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More often than not, I usually end up as the designated driver for my parents and family on social parties and family parties and I'll have a glass of wine but that's it. Plus I don't like the feeling of being drunk anyway, although I did get pretty toasted on my 30th birthday. I would say if you do decide to drink freely, make sure you're drinking a glass of water with each drink. This is what I do and I don't feel like crap the next day and I haven't had a hangover in forever. It really does work. You just have to be very careful. Have fun!

WhitneyOn Dec 11, 2007 3:11 PM, e.critchley <e.critchley@...> wrote:

Two Christmas parties, and two pressure situations to drink.

The pay - off ?

Feeling like crap for 2 - 3 weeks, fast heart on the night, muscles

fatigue walking round.

It's just not worth it, is it ?

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