Hives

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi, for the first month or two on the diet I had what looked like

> hives or mosquito bites. At the time I thought I had bed-bugs or

body

> lice or something! They were very itchy and annoying. I believe now

> it must have been die-off because it subsided and now I just get

one hive every so often. Do you think it could just be die-off?

==>Hi . Most skin symptoms are toxins coming out, so you could

call them die-off symptoms.

But die-off symptoms are the same as healing or detoxifying

symptoms. Die-off was a term that was created in order to describe

candida or other bugs being killed off and the resulting symptoms,

which fall under the term Herxheimer Reactions as written in this

article: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/heal2.php

The best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

I was trying to keep this in mind as a healing reaction, but I

couldn't believe it could last for so long! Thats when I started to

get worried. I have been operating in the naturepathic frame of mind

that when there are 'reactions' to food, remove them. I will try and

see this as something his body actually needs. Well, hopefully its

onwards and upwards from here now. I will try some of the removed

food again shortly.

Thanks,

-- In , " Bee " <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote:

>

>

> >

> > Hi Bee,

> > For the last 3 days my 5 year old son has had hives. I think the

> > welts re appear shortly after he eats. I removed butter and lemons

> > from his diet as he is sensitive to milk and nearly ate a pound of

> > butter last week. He has reacted to citrus in the past so no more

> > lemons. I also stopped the egg drink as he's had eczema from eggs

> in

> > the past too.

> >

> > I've been giving him homeopathic remedies to help: rhus tox,

> sulphur,

> > and apis.

> >

> > This doesn't seem like a healing reaction if its going on for so

> long. Any ideas?

>

> ==>Hi . Yes it could be healing reactions my friend. It is

> obvious that butter and eggs are helping his body heal, because his

> body is reacting with healing symptoms.

>

> Good God-given foods are not the cause, but IF they are what his body

> needs to heal properly they will create healing symptoms. In his

> case it is evidenced by his body getting rid of toxins, since skin

> problems, like eczema, are toxins coming out.

>

> Interesting enough eggs and butter also contain sulphur, which is

> antifungal, and one of the 7 macrominerals required by the body in

> larger amounts.

>

> To understand more about healing symptoms see these articles:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu1_2.php

>

> Also, during the natural healing process his body will retrace

> previous episodes with hives or eczema according to Hering's Law of

> Cures: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu1_1_2.php

>

> The best, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

I have had hives and eczema also. The cause in me is iodine.

sol

imsinfo wrote:

> I had red that allergic hives could happen as reaction not only to

> food but to infection like H Pylori or Candida. I would like to know

> if somebody had hives here and what was the reason for that.

>

[Guest guest]

I used to get hives a lot ... and the occasional anaphylaxis (two resulting in

hospitalisation) and during my internet investigations I have joined several

email groups and learnt a heap of stuff.

An allergist/immunologist put me on a low carb diet years ago to get my very

high insulin down. I was not allergic to anything, except dust mites (and who

isn't). I didn't have bad hives while on the diet but as soon as I went off

it I got them again, worse.

Then it was food intolerance as my number one suspect. I was convinced that

salicylates were my problem ....... so cut them out as much as I could.

Noticed an improvement but I knew that wasn't the whole answer. Then

discovered (by accident) a candida group .... sorry, it was the one you've been

warning us against..... but I learnt a lot there. Recently, I found this one (I

think someone on another group mentioned this group). Voila!!!

I'm still learning ........ but now I am 100% convinced all of my problems were

a direct result of candida overgrowth!!!!

My doctor has " humoured " me and written three scripts for Nystatin capsules. I

want to get some more because I still have fungal signs..... behind my ears and

in my belly-button. The doctor thinks I'm over-reacting because I don't have

obvious thrush, but he said, " it can't really hurt " . So I will do it again.

Is there something else (more natural) to take that will do the same thing? I

eat coconut oil by the teaspoon when I think about it and have garlic sometimes

(when I'm not going out). Still on a low carb diet because I feel so much

better on it. I do have cream in my coffee and eat cheese ... I gather they

are no-no's??

Thank you to all the help I am receiving here.

Sorry this is long,

Re: Hives

I have had hives and eczema also. The cause in me is iodine.

sol

imsinfo wrote:

> I had red that allergic hives could happen as reaction not only to

> food but to infection like H Pylori or Candida. I would like to know

> if somebody had hives here and what was the reason for that.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi there,

I have a toxic liver (as well as the usual leaky gut and candida) and

my kinesiologist told me, if the bowel and the liver cannot detox

properly, the skin is used to help eliminate toxins. Hence rashes and

hives. And it itches such a lot! Typical of liver and gall problems.

Perhaps you could try a liver cleanse or support for the liver, such

as L-arginine, taken away from meals, or milk thistle. Also lots of

vitamin C - rosehips apparently helps specifically the liver.

Hope you're feeling better already.

Fleur

>

> I had red that allergic hives could happen as reaction not only to

> food but to infection like H Pylori or Candida. I would like to know

> if somebody had hives here and what was the reason for that.

>

> Laz

>

[Guest guest]

I have had hives, still have sometimes, and also have eczema. The cause

for me is allergy.

What I have is an actual histamine allergy reaction. Nothing else.

sol

wdyethree wrote:

> Hi there,

> I have a toxic liver (as well as the usual leaky gut and candida) and

> my kinesiologist told me, if the bowel and the liver cannot detox

> properly, the skin is used to help eliminate toxins. Hence rashes and

[Guest guest]

Hallo,

Skin reactions like eczema, hives and rashes are typical of

disturbances in the intestinal flora. See the book " Digestive

Wellness " by Lipski (PhD, CCN) to explain this.

A lot of other reactions, like asthma, depression and even

schizophrenia can be linked to unhealthy intestinal flora.

The reaction to food and environmental sensitivities presents like a

histamine reaction, hence the rash, itch, redness and swelling. It

should improve as your gut heals and the liver detoxes.

Good luck,

Fleur

>

> I have had hives, still have sometimes, and also have eczema. The

cause

> for me is allergy.

[Guest guest]

WOW, if it cause anaphylaxus it is scary.I had it all over my body

after using sprey Yeast Free - homeopatic supplement with some

Candida Albacan in it. I didn`t expect such reaction. Yes, I have

gallbladder sluggish and tried to move it with many supplements but

not too long because it cause more reflix to me.( I have GERD)

It is interesting if somebody tried Nwettle and Quercetin for hives.

I used Nettle and it helped without side effects but only

temporarily.

I am fine now but if I will get hives again I will try quercetin.

In regard of nystatin it didn`t helped me at all.I was told it used

mostly to thrush but it didn`t healped for that too.Coconat is in my

list of food intolerances by ALCAT as many other things so I can`t

healp for candida much. And I can`t stand strick diet too because i

already developed eating desorder from it.

Thank you for all responces.

Liz

> > I had red that allergic hives could happen as reaction not only

to

> > food but to infection like H Pylori or Candida. I would like to

know

> > if somebody had hives here and what was the reason for that.

> >

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Stress and hives can be related. AIH itself can cause itching, with or

without a rash. Or perhaps you have developed a drug allergy?

I hope you're talking with your doctor about this, so you can find relief.

I have no idea of what this is or whether it could be serious rather than

just uncomfortable. I will say that if you sense any swelling around your

mouth, throat, or tongue, you must get to a hospital immediately. Anaphylactic

shock can be a quick killer. Carrying an EpiPen is a good idea if there's

any chance of anaphylaxis.

Harper

In a message dated 6/6/09 3:48:45 AM, proudgrandmamaof3@... writes:

>

>

> Has anyone broke out in hives from having AIH? At first I thought it was

> bug bites but everyday for 2 weeks I would get new hives that itch only on

> my legs and feet. I would sleep in long pajamas and long socks to make sure

> they weren't mosquito bites (I don't have pets) as soon as I would wake up

> the next morning I would have 3 more hives on my leg. I wonder what is

> going on.

>

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[Guest guest]

Has anyone broke out in hives from having AIH? At first I thought it was bug

bites but everyday for 2 weeks I would get new hives that itch only on my legs

and feet. I would sleep in long pajamas and long socks to make sure they weren't

mosquito bites (I don't have pets) as soon as I would wake up the next morning I

would have 3 more hives on my leg. I wonder what is going on.

Sent via BlackBerry by AT & T

[ ] Re: gastro dr. VS

hi kitty thanks for the compliment. i was dxd. 31 years ago with pbc

and rheum. arthritis. they don't predict years to go anymore. but i

do remember my social sec. hearing and the judge said u have a liver

disease no known cure and that was written in red on my file. so i was

out of a career at 40 totally crushed as i was an insurace broker with

the state of nj with plans to buy my bosses " business. oh well u play

the cards u are dealt in life. take care, marlene

Live well. love much, laugh often

you make a living by what you get:-you make a life by what you give.

[Guest guest]

I just had a similar incident myself. I had small itchy bumps that started

on my shins and that was all. I attibuted it to a new razor (it had 3

moisture strips and my skin is sometimes sensative to new detergents or

fragranced items). I switched razors. I had that and only that for like 3

months. Then I started itching on my stomach and back. the little bumps were

there now. I put hydocortizone and benadyrl cream and took a benadryl in

addition to my allergy med, and they have all since resolved. I dont know if

it was related to my AIH or if it was becuase pollen count was so high (it

is possible to break out in hives to do seasonal allergies) or somehow a

combination of the 2.

On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 5:48 AM, <proudgrandmamaof3@...> wrote:

>

>

> Has anyone broke out in hives from having AIH? At first I thought it was

> bug bites but everyday for 2 weeks I would get new hives that itch only on

> my legs and feet. I would sleep in long pajamas and long socks to make sure

> they weren't mosquito bites (I don't have pets) as soon as I would wake up

> the next morning I would have 3 more hives on my leg. I wonder what is going

> on.

> Sent via BlackBerry by AT & T

>

> [ ] Re: gastro dr. VS

>

>

> hi kitty thanks for the compliment. i was dxd. 31 years ago with pbc

> and rheum. arthritis. they don't predict years to go anymore. but i

> do remember my social sec. hearing and the judge said u have a liver

> disease no known cure and that was written in red on my file. so i was

> out of a career at 40 totally crushed as i was an insurace broker with

> the state of nj with plans to buy my bosses " business. oh well u play

> the cards u are dealt in life. take care, marlene

>

> Live well. love much, laugh often

> you make a living by what you get:-you make a life by what you give.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Proudgrandmama wrote: At first I thought it was bug bites but everyday for 2

weeks I would get new hives that itch only on my legs and feet.

I hope you will see the doctor. I have had the hives, that was diagnosed

Discoid Lupus, before I was diagnosed with PBC and liver cirrhosis ( as a matter

of fact it started the diagnosis for the liver disease). It went away with a

short session of prednisone, and has not been seen since except on a few

occasion one here and there. Of course the doctor put me on Ursodiol, and I

changed a lot of eating habits, etc. This was in 1999.

So see the doctor and find out the cause. I hope it is just allergies or

stress!!!

Clara, from OR

[Guest guest]

I don't know what discoid lupus is; are you saying that's what went away?

Or did something else go away? You are saying hives indicate discoid lupus?

Discoid has nothing to do with the discs in the spine? I'm obviously very

fuzzy about your post, Clara!

Kay

[Guest guest]

My 2 1/2 year old has been breaking out in hives for the past 2 months. It

started on his bum and he will have hives come and go on his back, torso, and

legs.

He had his IGes and he is allergic to grass and mold. 6 months ago his viral

panels were clean.

Can anyone give me any help on this one? Should I have his iGgs tested?

Elimination diet?

He has been undergoing yeast treatments with nizoril, then GSE (we noticed the

hives just a few days after we started the GSE), then nystatin and now nizoral

again.

Please help, we are desperate.

[Guest guest]

>

> My 2 1/2 year old has been breaking out in hives for the past 2 months. It

started on his bum and he will have hives come and go on his back, torso, and

legs.

> He had his IGes and he is allergic to grass and mold. 6 months ago his viral

panels were clean.

> Can anyone give me any help on this one? Should I have his iGgs tested?

Elimination diet?

> He has been undergoing yeast treatments with nizoril, then GSE (we noticed the

hives just a few days after we started the GSE), then nystatin and now nizoral

again.

> Please help, we are desperate.

>

Hi ,

Definitely get IgG's tested for foods. It is a delayed hypersensitivity reaction

so these are the ones that are tougher to detect with elimination diets. That

being said - an elimination diet is extremely helpful.When you get the IgG test

done, it is helpful to have all the " regular foods " that he is eating in his

system. That way the test is more accurate. But if you are unable to get the

test done soon, or at all, try an elimination diet, eliminating all the more

common allergies (gluten, casein, soy, peanuts, egg, corn) and after a couple

weeks, assess any changes. After 4-6 weeks on the diet it is safe to start

adding in one food at a time and look for reaction (skin, gi, behaviour). Never

add in more than 1 food at a time or it will be tough to detect any culprits!

Also, don't forget to look at the possiblities of laundry detergent, bath

products, lotions, diaper chemicals, etc.

Make sure you are using high dose probiotics as well as the GSE and antifungals!

Good Luck,

Dr. Sara

[Guest guest]

> He has been undergoing yeast treatments with nizoril, then GSE (we noticed the

hives just a few days after we started the GSE), then nystatin and now nizoral

again.

My guess is that either he does not tolerate the GSE, or it is yeast die off.

Does it look like this?

http://www.danasview.net/3_rash.jpg

This is a picture of my #3 with herpes die off symptoms, but when I first posted

it on a message board, most of the replies said it looked like yeast or yeast

die off. So if your child's skin looks like this, and just after GSE, it might

be yeast die off.

Dana

[Guest guest]

It started 2 months ago with welts on his rear end. then on and off he will get

what looks like a large mosquito bite bump with a red patch of skin around it,

looks like a hive- on his back or legs. But last night he had both welts and

those red bumps like your son did.

This has been going on for months now and no Dr we see can help us, not even a

DAN!.

Is there anything I can do for him to make the hives go away?

> > He has been undergoing yeast treatments with nizoril, then GSE (we noticed

the hives just a few days after we started the GSE), then nystatin and now

nizoral again.

>

>

> My guess is that either he does not tolerate the GSE, or it is yeast die off.

Does it look like this?

>

> http://www.danasview.net/3_rash.jpg

>

> This is a picture of my #3 with herpes die off symptoms, but when I first

posted it on a message board, most of the replies said it looked like yeast or

yeast die off. So if your child's skin looks like this, and just after GSE, it

might be yeast die off.

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

My brother gets this from diet infractions.. maybe you could do an

elimination diet?

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of

Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 11:43 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Hives

It started 2 months ago with welts on his rear end. then on and off he will

get what looks like a large mosquito bite bump with a red patch of skin

around it, looks like a hive- on his back or legs. But last night he had

both welts and those red bumps like your son did.

This has been going on for months now and no Dr we see can help us, not even

a DAN!.

Is there anything I can do for him to make the hives go away?

> > He has been undergoing yeast treatments with nizoril, then GSE (we

noticed the hives just a few days after we started the GSE), then nystatin

and now nizoral again.

>

>

> My guess is that either he does not tolerate the GSE, or it is yeast die

off. Does it look like this?

>

> http://www.danasview.net/3_rash.jpg

>

> This is a picture of my #3 with herpes die off symptoms, but when I first

posted it on a message board, most of the replies said it looked like yeast

or yeast die off. So if your child's skin looks like this, and just after

GSE, it might be yeast die off.

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

> It started 2 months ago with welts on his rear end. then on and off he will

get what looks like a large mosquito bite bump with a red patch of skin around

it, looks like a hive- on his back or legs. But last night he had both welts

and those red bumps like your son did.

> This has been going on for months now and no Dr we see can help us, not even a

DAN!.

> Is there anything I can do for him to make the hives go away?

For my son, it was caused by herpes virus and was eliminated with lysine.

If it is caused by yeast, increase the yeast protocol.

Dana

[Guest guest]

My 7 yr old has had a rash on his bum checks since we started with candida

treatment....it comes and goes depending on what we are working on....yeast,

oxalates, bacteria, heavy metals...I thin it is just a detox reaction....I

have tried creams and pastes but nothing has helped....For the itching, I

give him homeopathic " Sulphur " and that helps.....You always try some

charcoal to hlep mop up the toxins.....

ANN

_____

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of

Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 10:43 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Hives

It started 2 months ago with welts on his rear end. then on and off he will

get what looks like a large mosquito bite bump with a red patch of skin

around it, looks like a hive- on his back or legs. But last night he had

both welts and those red bumps like your son did.

This has been going on for months now and no Dr we see can help us, not even

a DAN!.

Is there anything I can do for him to make the hives go away?

> > He has been undergoing yeast treatments with nizoril, then GSE (we

noticed the hives just a few days after we started the GSE), then nystatin

and now nizoral again.

>

>

> My guess is that either he does not tolerate the GSE, or it is yeast die

off. Does it look like this?

>

> http://www.danasvie <http://www.danasview.net/3_rash.jpg> w.net/3_rash.jpg

>

> This is a picture of my #3 with herpes die off symptoms, but when I first

posted it on a message board, most of the replies said it looked like yeast

or yeast die off. So if your child's skin looks like this, and just after

GSE, it might be yeast die off.

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Caroline,

I'm just wondering if you took Niacin for the first time yesterday when you said

you began to take all the correct supplements. A niacin flush can look like a

break out of hives.

It's, of course, also possible that you had a break out of hives which is just

another way for your body to get rid of toxins.

Either way, try to look at as part of the healing process.

All the best,

(a group moderator)

>

> Dear Bee,

>

> I have just experienced a large outbreak of hives. I must say I got a small

chock, but from reading the article on die off symptoms I got calm down.

> My face I completely red and hot, I have rash all over my neck, my arms and

upper body. And i feels as my bodu is a bit swelled all over.

>

> Yesterday I began all the correct supplements. I have decided to take 1000 mg.

of C-vitamin twice a day for a week and then increase it.

> I have been tak�ng the recommended coconut oil for 2 month.

> The only thing I did differently this morning was to eat turmeric with my

eggs.

>

> Do you have any suggestions for changes I should do? Or should I continue as

nothing has happened?

>

> Thank you so much,

> Caroline

>

[Guest guest]

Both my daughter and co-worker healed themselves of hives/rash respectively,

with vit B.. Louise

From: and Dave <woody1014@...>

Subject: Re: Leaky Gut/Candida

candidiasis

Date: Wednesday, January 26, 2011, 1:02 PM

What happened? do you have any idea why you are getting hives? What about

chicken soup? we have had Three incidents with Hives in our home. I had hives,

that lasted 6 weeks. Small polka dots. Then Dave had them, Big huge swellings. I

never saw anyhing like that in my life. I can see now why they can shut up a

throat?

  Is the prednisone giving you the hives?(or is that new to squash down the

hives). Have you taken a medicine recently? i knew a lady who got hives from

Sulfa) she then got prednisone in the Er. The hives went away. But the day she

stopped the prednisone, they came back.Think back on any past medicines.

  I got them from sulfa drugs, dave got them from omiprozolie(heartburn). cindy

>

> Spent the evening in the ER as I cannot eat anything without breaking out in

hives and angioedemas. This one was in my throat - not fun but happy to be back

home. I am working with a nutritionist who had nothing to say today other than

" you are allergic to everything right now so no I have no suggestions. "   I have

read a lot on leaky gut and it appears to let pieces of food out. I keep asking

about something that will not be a piece of food - a smoothie, broth, something

I can drink that will not have a digestion issue. She has no suggestions saying

I would be allergic to those ingredients. That's semi-confusing to me since if

nothing escapes into my bloodstream maybe that is worth a try - especially right

now while I am taking all this prednisone anyhow?

>

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[Guest guest]

I totally agree with Wil.. I am learning how very complex and interdependent on

each other, the systems in our bodies are! I have been using some of Wil's

products and protocols lately, and am having HUGE success that I have NOT HAD in

YEARS.. I trust the guy; and I can't recommend him more highly to you!

Louise

Just cause you would grind the food to a very small size does not make

it digest any better and get into your blood.

Digestion does not work like that anyway. You stomach need to ferment or

break down the food stuff, you need sufficient microorganism population

and diversity to continue the break down the food stuff and recognition

of the food stuff before it can be transferred to the blood.

When taking prednizone you are disrupting this whole process and your

food actually becomes a toxin to you. You body will see your food as an

enemy invading. I know prednizone keeps you from having the swelling and

allergic reactions, but there has to be a major underlying issue to even

have the hives to manifest.

The allergic to everything situation is telling me you not only have a

gut flora imbalance but you have some other issues in your GI tract and

most likely candida is just one of them

Wil Spencer VMSP, Naturopath

>

> Spent the evening in the ER as I cannot eat anything without breaking

out in hives and angioedemas. This one was in my throat - not fun but

happy to be back home. I am working with a nutritionist who had nothing

to say today other than " you are allergic to everything right now so no

I have no suggestions. "   I have read a lot on leaky gut and it appears

to let pieces of food out. I keep asking about something that will not

be a piece of food - a smoothie, broth, something I can drink that will

not have a digestion issue. She has no suggestions saying I would be

allergic to those ingredients. That's semi-confusing to me since if

nothing escapes into my bloodstream maybe that is worth a try -

especially right now while I am taking all this prednisone anyhow?

>

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[Guest guest]

My oldest daughter (Jen) healed herself of hives with Vitamin B. (She would get

hives all over her body!!!) ..I recommend full-spectrum B-100's..

Honestly, taking chemicals/medicines/drugs and sugar/Ensure [Dr. Atkins called

sugar the " quintessential anti-nutrient, " as it is linked to probably *every*

major illness], is like swimming in quicksand.. You may be getting a quick fix

here and there, but the body is actually being toxified the longer you stay on

this regimen. It would indeed be a miracle to see you get well this way.. [i

love you!!!] ..The body is *natural* and needs *natural means* to heal

itself!!!!!

[No one would know this more than I!!! I was the " Candy Kid, " and have the

fillings to prove it!!! I also had to learn a different way and lifestyle, or

die.. And I don't miss the old ways either; feeling better than I did is

incentive/reward enough..]

Wil would more than certainly know what steps to take to see you get well.. He

was desperately ill himself years ago, and saw himself to wellness through

natural means! 

I do not tell you these things to burst your bubble--someone had to tell me too,

that Pop Tarts were *not* ok!!

Try the B's.. Email Wil through the group OR check out his bodyelectrician.com

website where his contact info is.. THERE ARE ANSWERS FOR YOUR DILEMMA!! Keep

seeking--but look to *natural* means!!

Hope this helps!!LouisePS I have a Doctor friend whose practice does food

allergy testing.. (He is a Chiro and he has naturo Hopkins M.D.s in the office

too.) If you have insurance a lot of companies pay for this testing.. Let me

know if you would be interested. If you are not in my Baltimore, MD area, this

office could give you a referral I am sure.. 

unfortunately, the angioedemas from eating " good food " are preventing that.

Ensure may not be the best thing but it is keeping me alive at this point as

opposed to either the olive oil, garlic, asparagus or broccoli last week that

sent me to the ER when I could not breathe. I would prefer a better liquid diet

for sure but those are few and far between and there has been nothing I can eat

that has not caused huge hives, some in my throat.  I am more unhappy about the

prednisone but have a doctor's appt tomorrow and will see from there. I am still

getting yeast flares and hives with the pred anyhow.

>

> Ensure is like drinking a milk shake chased by a vitamin tablet. I absolutely

do not recommend the stuff..(Sorry..)LouisePS One Doctor has said that, if the

body craves calcium and we give it candy, where is it going to get what it

needs? From our teeth, and our bones.. *That* it is said, is why our health

breaks down in mid-life: but can be rebuilt again IF we give the body its

correct treatment which of course includes proper nutrition.. Hope this helps..

xoxoxo

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thanks. I am having a histamine reaction to everything that is food and has to

be digested, as well as some meds. There is a great allergist down in Chevy

Chase (Dr. Li) that I have the name of but the propofol did a real number and I

think until that is resolved doing anything else except trying to maintain and

not die in the ER is too much. I take a lot of vitamins, including the Bs. I am

seeing the doctor that helped in 1994 when the same thing happened and I had an

allergic reaction/yeast, etc. to drugs and my own hormones. He will have some

green liquid foods I think and then I have to get over the fact that for six

weeks eating better than I ever have made the hives worse and work up the nerve

to drink something that in food form sent me to the ER...

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> My oldest daughter (Jen) healed herself of hives with Vitamin B. (She would

get hives all over her body!!!) ..I recommend full-spectrum B-100's..

> Honestly, taking chemicals/medicines/drugs and sugar/Ensure [Dr. Atkins called

sugar the " quintessential anti-nutrient, " as it is linked to probably *every*

major illness], is like swimming in quicksand.. You may be getting a quick fix

here and there, but the body is actually being toxified the longer you stay on

this regimen. It would indeed be a miracle to see you get well this way.. [i

love you!!!] ..The body is *natural* and needs *natural means* to heal

itself!!!!!

> [No one would know this more than I!!! I was the " Candy Kid, " and have the

fillings to prove it!!! I also had to learn a different way and lifestyle, or

die.. And I don't miss the old ways either; feeling better than I did is

incentive/reward enough..]

> Wil would more than certainly know what steps to take to see you get well.. He

was desperately ill himself years ago, and saw himself to wellness through

natural means! 

> I do not tell you these things to burst your bubble--someone had to tell me

too, that Pop Tarts were *not* ok!!

> Try the B's.. Email Wil through the group OR check out his bodyelectrician.com

website where his contact info is.. THERE ARE ANSWERS FOR YOUR DILEMMA!! Keep

seeking--but look to *natural* means!!

> Hope this helps!!LouisePS I have a Doctor friend whose practice does food

allergy testing.. (He is a Chiro and he has naturo Hopkins M.D.s in the office

too.) If you have insurance a lot of companies pay for this testing.. Let me

know if you would be interested. If you are not in my Baltimore, MD area, this

office could give you a referral I am sure.. 

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