Too alkaline

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

I feel like I ought to know what to do about this, having had fungal issues

so long.....

A practitioner who is treating me from across the country did some energy

testing and said that my body is too alkaline. I don't recall what the

appropriate thing to do for this would be. I'm so used to the notion of

being too acidic. He didn't recommend anything per se.

No, I haven't been a vegetarian or anything close. I recall that fungus can

render the places in the body that need to be acidic too alkaline, e.g. I do

have low stomach acid.

FYI, I am on his leaky gut diet which is meat and non-starchy veggies and

some fat. (I wish I had been overweight, because this regimen causes weight

loss, and I'm already too skinny. He said to just put up with it.)

Thanks for your help.

Ruth

[Guest guest]

Hi Ruth

I don’t eat chicken for about 4 years now because I used to vomit after

eating it or other fatty foods so I gave it up and I eat meat seldom because

it’s expensive and I’ve just finished my studies so you can imagine how

expensive eating the right foods can be for someone who not even at the

middle class on the society. I used to get swollen fingers and toes but the

Dr (s) couldn’t find the problem with me then I thought maybe I’m allergic

to the sun and started to get inflammation around the groin and between the

thighs then I thought it was what I had when I was a kid which was never

said what it was but my mom used to tell me about me scratching my self day

and night between my thighs. Now I’ve had headaches for almost a year and

the doctors kept on telling me its “stress” and then I had almost all the

Candida symptoms which to me were something I couldn’t explain I even felt

like killing myself and even asked my friends to help me with it (they

thought I was joking) I guess it’s that feeling when you feel you have no

use anymore. I’ve also gained and lost too much weight recently, my scalp

itches like hell and have sores on it that are unexplainable and of cause

dandruff. This thing I don’t think these people have a cure or a right way

of diagnosing it , all the doctors I’ve been to they tell me the same thing

“there is nothing wrong with you it must be stress” which is crazy I’m still

trying to deal with it.

_____

From: candidiasis [mailto:candidiasis ] On

Behalf Of Ruth Deutsch

Sent: Monday, November 10, 2008 4:49 AM

candidiasis

Subject: Too alkaline

Hi Everyone,

I feel like I ought to know what to do about this, having had fungal issues

so long.....

A practitioner who is treating me from across the country did some energy

testing and said that my body is too alkaline. I don't recall what the

appropriate thing to do for this would be. I'm so used to the notion of

being too acidic. He didn't recommend anything per se.

No, I haven't been a vegetarian or anything close. I recall that fungus can

render the places in the body that need to be acidic too alkaline, e.g. I do

have low stomach acid.

FYI, I am on his leaky gut diet which is meat and non-starchy veggies and

some fat. (I wish I had been overweight, because this regimen causes weight

loss, and I'm already too skinny. He said to just put up with it.)

Thanks for your help.

Ruth

[Guest guest]

Get a second opinion to make sure that he is right before you do anything.

 

I've heard of little strips you can buy to test yourself.

 

helen

From: Ruth Deutsch <rudeutsch@...>

Subject: Too alkaline

candidiasis

Received: Monday, 10 November, 2008, 1:49 PM

Hi Everyone,

I feel like I ought to know what to do about this, having had fungal issues

so long.....

A practitioner who is treating me from across the country did some energy

testing and said that my body is too alkaline. I don't recall what the

appropriate thing to do for this would be. I'm so used to the notion of

being too acidic. He didn't recommend anything per se.

No, I haven't been a vegetarian or anything close. I recall that fungus can

render the places in the body that need to be acidic too alkaline, e.g. I do

have low stomach acid.

FYI, I am on his leaky gut diet which is meat and non-starchy veggies and

some fat. (I wish I had been overweight, because this regimen causes weight

loss, and I'm already too skinny. He said to just put up with it.)

Thanks for your help.

Ruth

[Guest guest]

Hi, as i have understood it, the cells often are acidic while the fluids around

the cells are too alkaline. Often it is this fluid that is measured in the

tests. It doesnt mean you are too alkaline, just that the spaces between the

cells are.

--- Den ons 2008-11-12 skrev Helen deHavilland <helen_dehavilland@...>:

Från: Helen deHavilland <helen_dehavilland@...>

Ämne: Re: Too alkaline

Till: candidiasis

Datum: onsdag 12 november 2008 10.18

Get a second opinion to make sure that he is right before you do anything.

 

I've heard of little strips you can buy to test yourself.

 

helen

From: Ruth Deutsch <rudeutschgmail (DOT) com>

Subject: Too alkaline

candidiasis

Received: Monday, 10 November, 2008, 1:49 PM

Hi Everyone,

I feel like I ought to know what to do about this, having had fungal issues

so long.....

A practitioner who is treating me from across the country did some energy

testing and said that my body is too alkaline. I don't recall what the

appropriate thing to do for this would be. I'm so used to the notion of

being too acidic. He didn't recommend anything per se.

No, I haven't been a vegetarian or anything close. I recall that fungus can

render the places in the body that need to be acidic too alkaline, e.g. I do

have low stomach acid.

FYI, I am on his leaky gut diet which is meat and non-starchy veggies and

some fat. (I wish I had been overweight, because this regimen causes weight

loss, and I'm already too skinny. He said to just put up with it.)

Thanks for your help.

Ruth

[Guest guest]

Are you on a leaky gut diet due to food allergies? If so, a broad-spectrum

digestive enzyme will help heal your gut faster. As you get older it's

common to produce less digestive enzymes. If you have low stomach acid you

defnitely could use some.

Recommended are:

Digest Gold by Enzymedia (they also make Candidase to control candida) -

they can send out a free sample

http://www.enzymedica.com/products/Digest_Gold

Note that this one doesn't have DPP IV to break down gluten, so you would

need to use Gluten Ease if gluten is an issue.

TriEnza by Houston Enzymes

http://www.nbnus.net/shopexd.asp?id=339

Good info on digestive enzymes:

http://www.enzymestuff.com/

On Sun, Nov 9, 2008 at 9:49 PM, Ruth Deutsch <rudeutsch@...> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,

> I feel like I ought to know what to do about this, having had fungal issues

> so long.....

>

> A practitioner who is treating me from across the country did some energy

> testing and said that my body is too alkaline. I don't recall what the

> appropriate thing to do for this would be. I'm so used to the notion of

> being too acidic. He didn't recommend anything per se.

>

> No, I haven't been a vegetarian or anything close. I recall that fungus

> can

> render the places in the body that need to be acidic too alkaline, e.g. I

> do

> have low stomach acid.

>

> FYI, I am on his leaky gut diet which is meat and non-starchy veggies and

> some fat. (I wish I had been overweight, because this regimen causes

> weight

> loss, and I'm already too skinny. He said to just put up with it.)

>

> Thanks for your help.

>

> Ruth

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ruth, like Helen, I'd be skeptical of a " too alkaline " diagnosis

especially from one so far away who used intuition to deliver the

diagnosis.

Low stomach acid affects half the population by the time we're about

60 years old. This is a non-event.

The regimen shouldn't cause lean tissue loss but does cause fat loss.

You can avoid emaciation of lean tissues the way body builders do --

with whey. They use about 160-180 grams daily, but about half that

should be enough to keep you from wasting.

Duncan

>

> From: Ruth Deutsch <rudeutsch@...>

> Subject: Too alkaline

> candidiasis

> Received: Monday, 10 November, 2008, 1:49 PM

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Hi Everyone,

> I feel like I ought to know what to do about this, having had

fungal issues

> so long.....

>

> A practitioner who is treating me from across the country did some

energy

> testing and said that my body is too alkaline. I don't recall what

the

> appropriate thing to do for this would be. I'm so used to the

notion of

> being too acidic. He didn't recommend anything per se.

>

> No, I haven't been a vegetarian or anything close. I recall that

fungus can

> render the places in the body that need to be acidic too alkaline,

e.g. I do

> have low stomach acid.

>

> FYI, I am on his leaky gut diet which is meat and non-starchy

veggies and

> some fat. (I wish I had been overweight, because this regimen

causes weight

> loss, and I'm already too skinny. He said to just put up with it.)

>

> Thanks for your help.

>

> Ruth

>

>