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[Guest guest]

Hi bee,

In your article " overcoming candidas successfully " you menioned that

some people may need to eat a very samll amount of grain to help with

weight loss. My question is..can i have a very samll amount 1/4 of

brown rice pasta for this reason? Prior to the diet i ate it and

didnt seem to have a problem with it. What is your opinion? I have

always tended to get a weak stomach when i dont fill my stomach with

something and i cant seen to get a full feeling. Is there any

connection in you opinion. thanks sue

[Guest guest]

Sue Wrote>

> Hi bee,

>

> In your article " overcoming candidas successfully " you menioned that

> some people may need to eat a very samll amount of grain to help with

> weight loss. My question is..can i have a very samll amount 1/4 of

> brown rice pasta for this reason? Prior to the diet i ate it and

> didnt seem to have a problem with it. What is your opinion? I have

> always tended to get a weak stomach when i dont fill my stomach with

> something and i cant seen to get a full feeling. Is there any

> connection in you opinion.

==>Yes, you can eat 1/4 cup of brown rice, but not pasta, per day. But

be alert to adverse symptoms. And always eat it with plenty of protein

and good fats.

Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> ==>Yes, you can eat 1/4 cup of brown rice, but not pasta, per day. But

> be alert to adverse symptoms. And always eat it with plenty of protein

> and good fats.

>

> Bee

Is that 1/4 c. cooked rice or uncooked rice?

[Guest guest]

Sue wrote:

>

> bee,

>

> why brown rice and not pasta?

==>Pasta is processed. Any foods eaten should be the closest to the

real thing as possible.

> I am having the endoscope done on thrusday:( not too happy about

it but my dad has ulcers and h pyloria also so he feels it should be

done to rule out whatever...

==>I feel for you Sue, however h pylori and ulcers do not occur in

the intestines, they occur in the stomach. I've had ulcers and h

pylori in the past too. They happen when the stomach doesn't have

enough acid to kill h pylori and when the person does not get the

nutrients required to maintain a healthy stomach, which is our

Standard Diet that does not contain enough protein from meats and

eggs, and " good " fats which maintain the strength and integrity of

the digestive system, and they also heal and increase stomach acid.

This diet plus supplements heals the entire digestive system.

Bee

[Guest guest]

1/2 cup per day of cooked rice, not uncooked.

Bee

[Guest guest]

wrote:

==>Hi . Welcome to our group my friend. Do ensure you read the

articles sent to you when you joined. My article " How to

Successfully Overcome Candida " is the basis of this group - that's so

you can post messages and questions that are appropriate.

>

> For me, older person, 55 ........seem to need to limit brown rice

to 1/4 C cooked, and not before 12p. To eat more, or am, seem to

have blood sugar rebound issue. That caused such low blood sugar and

huge hunger....all day. Then weight gain, trying to out eat low

sugar.

==>It is best not to have any cooked rice and other high carb foods,

as noted in my article. The only reason one of our members is eating

1/4 c. of brown rice per day is because of very low weight, but even

then she must be alert to symptoms indicating it is feeding the

candida.

==>Did you know that 58% of proteins and 10% of " good " saturated fats

(including butter, coconut oil, lard, etc.) is turned into glucose in

the body which keeps blood sugars level, and the form of sugar is

much better for the body and easier to digest than any carbs (foods

that aren't classed as protein and fats).

Bee