stool question

[Guest guest]

,

I only started on the candida diet 5 weeks ago, but before I was not able to

wear any tight fitting pants or even nylons because it would bother my

stomach. When I learned that I have candida, h-pyloria, ulcers and leaky gut

I assumed that the pain in my stomach was a symptom...not sure if this means

you have not rid your body of all the nasty stuff yet??

Audrey McCaffrey~

Wellness Coach

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Stool question

So my question regarding stool is this .... Even now that I have

effectively rid myself of candida (or so I suspect by my lack of symptoms),

I still have pencil-like stools. I take quite a bit of magnesium, which is a

very effective stool softener, and if I miss my mag. for the day, I get

constipated ,but still then they are hard, small pencil-sized, at their

worst more like rabbit-pellets (TMI, sorry).

Additionally, I have never been able to wear anything other than

elastic-waist pants. Jeans are terribly uncomfortable and make my stomach

ache, anything that has no give in the stomach area. I need very loose

fitting clothing.

Is this all indicative of digestive/bowel issues, and if so, what?

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[Guest guest]

Hi - I apologize ahead of time for being so graphic, but I have a question

about my stool. Yesterday I was able to get my fat intake up with chicken

fat. I also ate chicken throughout the day (120 grams) and some red peppers.

This morning my stool is sort of runny with little, cream colored, round

chunks in it that look waxy. I am not sure what that might be - fat?

Thoughts?

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[Guest guest]

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> Hi - I apologize ahead of time for being so graphic, but I have a

question

> about my stool. Yesterday I was able to get my fat intake up with

chicken

> fat. I also ate chicken throughout the day (120 grams) and some red

peppers.

> This morning my stool is sort of runny with little, cream colored,

round

> chunks in it that look waxy. I am not sure what that might be - fat?

> Thoughts?

==>Those chunks are more than likely vitamin tablets or drugs, or

some other foods, because IF you are consuming " good " fats like

coconut oil, butter, etc. they go out of the digestive system

directly through the lymphatic system and don't require any enzymes

or bile for them to be absorbed and utilized. The only way those

fats could ever show up in your stools is by a fine oil slick on the

surface of the water in the toilet. That would simply mean your

body " threw off " some fats it didn't need.

Bee

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[Guest guest]

Betsy,

Your problem of Steatorrhea may be related to improper fermentation in your

stomach. If you are mixing carbs and protein or fruit and veggie and protein

these combos will no ferment correctly. Than in the small intestine these

combos will not get used properly and be flushed out. In an electrical aspect,

improper food combining creates free radicalls and associated toxins which harm

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From: Betsy <GirlCaveCreation@...>

candidiasis

Sent: Wed, November 18, 2009 8:44:47 AM

Subject: stool question

When I'm following the candida diet I have very loose stool. Am I understanding

correctly that this is my body getting rid of the toxins? If I go off the diet

my stool is almost normal. Does this mean the yeast is being fed so no loose

stool? It's kind of the opposite of the thinking I was raised with so it's a

bit difficult to change my thinking. Also I have Steatorrhea, with all this

extra fat not being absorbed is it doing any good? Or is it causing harm?

Should I consume smaller amounts of fat and use the other anti-fungal tools?

Thanks,

Betsy