Guest guest Posted September 23, 2006 Report Share Posted September 23, 2006 Hello! I'm new to your group and have also been " blessed " withCandidiasis for many years and have been treated by N.D.s. Thank youfor starting this group. I have become frustrated withtheTypicalanti-candida diets that allow alternative grains like BrownRice,Quinoa, Millet . I always wondered why these grains were allowedyet,other starches were not. Didn't make sense to me. I alwaysquestioned whether these grains could still feed candida too. Itriedthe SCDiet a few weeks ago and looked forward to butternutandacornsquash as a carb. I am allergic to dairy and eggs , so butter,gheeandyoghurt were out. I was fine in the beginning withveggies, protein,fats, squash, but then my cravings for starches started to increase. Ifelt like an addict with squash. Crazy! The same thing happens withfruit inlcuding berries. So I decided I needed to be more strict withthis diet and look into goingoff all starches if possible. Then ifound Bee's candida support.I've been replacing starches with more fats(raw EVOO and for cooking/grilling Grape Seed Oil) Coconut oil bloatsme for some reason. Maybe it's becuz i'm blood type O? QUESTION about Lemon Juice: Whyare we allowed to use Lemon/Lime juice if they contain fructoseand have a chance to feed candida? I'm confused. I've learned a lotfrom your group & realize i've been using too much lemonjuice iwaterw/stevia daily. I was told it cleans the liver Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 23, 2006 Report Share Posted September 23, 2006 > > Hello! I'm new to your group and have also been " blessed " withCandidiasis for many years and have been treated by N.D.s. Hi there. What is your name? Welcome to our fine group. > Thank youfor starting this group. I have become frustrated withtheTypicalanti-candida diets that allow alternative grains like BrownRice,Quinoa, Millet . I always wondered why these grains were allowedyet,other starches were not. Didn't make sense to me. I alwaysquestioned whether these grains could still feed candida too. You are quite observant to have noticed that grains feed candida. > > Itriedthe SCDiet a few weeks ago and looked forward to > butternutandacornsquash as a carb. I am allergic to dairy and eggs , so butter,gheeandyoghurt were out. ==>Here's something new for you too. Did you know that healing reactions are not allergic reactions? However, this is greatly misunderstood because healing reactions are exactly the same symptoms as allergic reactions. Good unadulterated foods will create healing reactions, i.e. eggs, butter, ghee. Many people misunderstand allergies and stop eating healthy nutritious foods when those are the very foods that are going to help them heal, that's why they create healing reactions. Please see articles in the Allergies Folder (in our Files - left menu). >I was fine in the beginning withveggies,> protein,fats, squash, but then my cravings for starches started to increase. Ifelt like an addict with squash. Crazy! The same thing happens withfruit inlcuding berries. So I decided I needed to be more strict withthis diet and look into goingoff all starches if possible. Then ifound Bee's candida support.I've been replacing starches with more fats(raw EVOO and for cooking/grilling Grape Seed Oil) Coconut oil bloatsme for some reason. Maybe it's becuz i'm blood type O? There is no validity to the Blood Type recommendations by Adamo in his book Eat Right 4 Your Type; see this book review: http://www.westonaprice.org/bookreviews/eat_right.html Grape Seed oil is not good to use for cooking because it requires a lot of processing like other man-made vegetable fats and oils, as discussed in my article. The best fats for cooking are coconut oil, bacon fat and real lard. > > QUESTION about Lemon Juice: Whyare we allowed to use Lemon/Lime juice if they contain fructoseand have a chance to feed candida? I'm confused. I've learned a lotfrom your group & realize i've been using too much lemonjuice iwaterw/stevia daily. I was told it cleans the liver Yes, lemon and lime juice do help the liver and adrenals detoxify, and they do contain fructose, however they should only be consumed in small amounts as recommended: the juice of 1/2 lemon plus 1/4 tsp. ocean sea salt in water. If you are sensitive you may need to cut back on the amount you drink daily, or have the drink I recommend with meals and/or fats like coconut oil to slow the release of fructose into the system. Also add more ocean sea salt to your goods (after cooking only) to get enough minerals, sodium & chloride. The best in health, Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 24, 2006 Report Share Posted September 24, 2006 --- loveveggiesoup <loveveggiesoup@...> wrote: > increase. Ifelt like an addict with squash. Crazy! > The same thing > happens withfruit inlcuding berries. So I decided I I also get severe sugar cravings when I try and eat fruit. > fats(raw EVOO and for cooking/grilling Grape Seed > Oil) Coconut oil > bloatsme for some reason. Maybe it's becuz i'm blood > type O? I'm also blood type O and my body loves coconut oil. If you are getting bloated it's probably die off. > QUESTION about Lemon Juice: > Whyare we allowed to use Lemon/Lime juice if they > contain fructoseand > have a chance to feed candida? There's a great file in the group files on the benefits of lemon juice. I have found that I can't have lemon juice alone or with stevia, but I'm fine if I mix it in with my foods. One of my friends is the same way. Luv, Debby San , CA It is a lot easier to act ourselves into new thinking than to think ourselves into a new action. My son Hunter Hudson (10/11/04) http://debbypadilla.0catch.com/hunter/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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