Re: fats, thirst and dehydration

[Guest guest]

Just wanted to add I'm not mouth breathing, I'm not thirsty because

of that. Elyse

[Guest guest]

Hi, are you taking cod liver oil? I found that really helps with dry tissues,

eyes and mouth. Val

macedgeca <macedgeca@...> wrote: Hi,

I've been unusually thirsty and dry lately, I don't know why. My

nasal passages are very dry too. I use a neti pot 3 times a day and

use CO in between.

I'm having all the fats required for my due weight, the electrolyte

drink everyday and I use a humidifier. ( Most of the fats I have is

butter because I can't handle much coconut oil yet, and I do have some

olive oil too). Is there anything else I should have so I'm not so

dehydrated?

Elyse

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[Guest guest]

>

> Hi,

> I've been unusually thirsty and dry lately, I don't know why. My

> nasal passages are very dry too. I use a neti pot 3 times a day and

> use CO in between.

>

> I'm having all the fats required for my due weight, the electrolyte

> drink everyday and I use a humidifier. ( Most of the fats I have is

> butter because I can't handle much coconut oil yet, and I do have some

> olive oil too). Is there anything else I should have so I'm not so

> dehydrated?

>

==> Elyse, you probably have depressed adrenals, which can also cause

you to be thirsty. See Dr. Rind's website for a list of symptoms.

Most candida sufferers have low adrenal function. It is important for

adrenals to have enough ocean sea salt, particularly for the sodium in

it. Also do dry skin brushing for the adrenals and coffee enemas. See

my article about Adrenals in the files (it might be in the Treatments

Folder).

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

Yes I figured it was probably adrenals. I'm doing most of the adrenal

treatments, still have to work a few more in (reflexology, thumping

etc). I'm sure it will probable take a while for changes to take

place.

Elyse

On 12/14/06, Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote:

>

> ==> Elyse, you probably have depressed adrenals, which can also cause

> you to be thirsty. See Dr. Rind's website for a list of symptoms.

> Most candida sufferers have low adrenal function. It is important for

> adrenals to have enough ocean sea salt, particularly for the sodium in

> it. Also do dry skin brushing for the adrenals and coffee enemas. See

> my article about Adrenals in the files (it might be in the Treatments

> Folder).

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi,

> I've been unusually thirsty and dry lately, I don't know why. My

> nasal passages are very dry too. I use a neti pot 3 times a day and

> use CO in between.

>

> I'm having all the fats required for my due weight, the electrolyte

> drink everyday and I use a humidifier. ( Most of the fats I have is

> butter because I can't handle much coconut oil yet, and I do have some

> olive oil too). Is there anything else I should have so I'm not so

> dehydrated?

>

> Elyse

Hi Elyse,

I seem to have similar issues, ever since I have increased my fat

intake, for the last 2 years. The more fat I eat, the thirstier I get.

For me this causes water retention in mainly feet & abdomin (up & down

15lbs while I have been trying to figure it out), dry skin & dry

peeling lips. I did more for my adrenals, brushing & salt water etc,

to no effect. I increased my intake of digestive enzymes, it helped a

bit (possibly due to the lipase & bile acids). A few days ago I

started taking Swedish Bitters with every meal to get my liver

" moving " , too early to say yet, but I think that this could be what I

needed. My thirst & water retention etc has been decreasing, and my

stool is darker and no longer floats (I didn't realise that it should

sink), must be a liver / fat / digestion issue for me. Just thought I

would " throw " this out there in case it might help you.

Jewel