Guest guest Posted November 30, 2004 Report Share Posted November 30, 2004 Re: food combining > > >> aren't most of the ancient Hebrews predominately of the same blood > type (B, I >> think) > > Predominantly? Judging from current populations, no. In Eastern > European Jews it doesn't even get up to 20 percent of the > population. Type B gets talked about a lot for this group because > they have the highest percentage among European populations. Yeah...ancient Hebrews are not the same as current Jews. Jews are a religious group, Hebrews are an ethnic group. Over millenia, Hebrews intermarried with other ethnic groups, so it would stand to reason that the modern day Jew does not share all that much DNA with ancient Hebrews. I know Jews that are blonde and blue-eyed and there are lots and lots of converted Jews, not born Jews that have married born Jews. ;-) Ellen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 1, 2004 Report Share Posted December 1, 2004 > Yeah...ancient Hebrews are not the same as current Jews. > > Jews are a religious group, Hebrews are an ethnic group. > > Over millenia, Hebrews intermarried with other ethnic groups, so it would > stand to reason that the modern day Jew does not share all that much DNA > with ancient Hebrews. I know Jews that are blonde and blue-eyed and there > are lots and lots of converted Jews, not born Jews that have married born > Jews. > > ;-) Ellen Yes, but even if look at the populations of countries surrounding the ancient Hebrew homeland, nowhere is type B predominant. So either way you look at it . . . it is difficult to believe that type B was predominant among ancient Hebrews; they were the only ones in the area with predominantly type B; and then in however many thousands of years (even all the way to five) it only shows up in less than 20 percent of the population. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2005 Report Share Posted January 24, 2005 THOMAS DEKANY wrote: > BTW, people who don't food combine are the ones who should. They would > feel better and burn off excess fat more efficiently. You've not said what you mean by " food combine " . But fat has two sides to the coin: * How easily is glucose dumped as fat in the body: In other words how insulin resistant is the person. (More overweight means more insulin resistance. More stress also more insulin resistance. Menopause increases insulin resistance. All are a vicious cycle.) To stop storing fat you need to stop eating the carbs that trigger the insulin to store fat. * How easily is the already stored fat burned off: This depends what kind of fat there is. Fat stored due to cortisol (central body) does not burn off readily, due to not enough delta-6-desaturase being present when cortisol is raised (stress, menopause, overweight, TH-2-skewed immune system**, coffee and liquorice all produce higher cortisol) Delta-6-desaturase is necessary to activate your fat burning metabolism and if it is missing you need to supply it, for example with a supplement of CLA (conjugated linoleic acid) three times a day, plus oleic acid such as form olive oil, also three (or more) times a day - a teaspoon is enough each time. ** Th-2 skewed immune system: If you have had catabolic steroid treatment (cortisone, prednisone, dexamethosone etc) you will have a badly TH-2 skewed immune system, also if you had many vaccinations, as that also does it and several other drugs do it. With TH-2 skewing, your antibody system is overworked and your thymus gland is not working properly if at all to prevent chronic disease. The result of TH-2 skewed system is any of many chronic diseases including fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, syndrome X, arthritis, asthma, allergies, cushing's syndrome, cancer, lupus, AIDS, etc etc. All of these diseases happen because your thymus is not there and healthy to do its job properly and the antibody response is trying to pick up the pieces - and is the wrong response - so you get immune system related disease. All of this comes into play when you want to lose weight. The stress of a TH-2 skewed disease causes very easy weight gain and very high weight loss resistance. To lose weight: You need to address fat storage to reduce/halt it - by not giving your insulin any glucose you eat to store as fat; and you need to separately address fat burning - by providing the metabolic keys to fat metabolism (CLA, arginine, A-L-carnitine, inositol, EV olive oil, fish oil, alpha lipoic acid, chromium, vanadium, Vit E, Vit C) to unlock the fat cells so it can be burned off. Food combining is nothing to do with losing weight, other than to meet the above principles. The only " combining " is to make sure carbs are very low and always combined with high protein and fat at the same time to slow absorption and reduce the " kick " to the pancreas and to avoid aggravating the insulin resistance issue. Remember it is all about insulin - that is your fat-making hormone. Losing weight all depends on whether you store fat or burn fat. If you eat accordingly the weight will come right. Namaste, IRene -- Irene de Villiers, B.Sc; AASCA; MCSSA; D.I.Hom. P.O.Box 4703, Spokane, WA 99220-0703. http://www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html Veterinary Homeopath and Feline Information Counsellor. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2005 Report Share Posted January 24, 2005 Irene - I am ready to take the Pepsi challenge any day of the year. You give me anyone to get in shape, I WILL get the person in shape. I'll bet you any amount of money you are ready to loose. ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com Re: food combining THOMAS DEKANY wrote: > BTW, people who don't food combine are the ones who should. They would > feel better and burn off excess fat more efficiently. You've not said what you mean by " food combine " . But fat has two sides to the coin: * How easily is glucose dumped as fat in the body: In other words how insulin resistant is the person. (More overweight means more insulin resistance. More stress also more insulin resistance. Menopause increases insulin resistance. All are a vicious cycle.) To stop storing fat you need to stop eating the carbs that trigger the insulin to store fat. * How easily is the already stored fat burned off: This depends what kind of fat there is. Fat stored due to cortisol (central body) does not burn off readily, due to not enough delta-6-desaturase being present when cortisol is raised (stress, menopause, overweight, TH-2-skewed immune system**, coffee and liquorice all produce higher cortisol) Delta-6-desaturase is necessary to activate your fat burning metabolism and if it is missing you need to supply it, for example with a supplement of CLA (conjugated linoleic acid) three times a day, plus oleic acid such as form olive oil, also three (or more) times a day - a teaspoon is enough each time. ** Th-2 skewed immune system: If you have had catabolic steroid treatment (cortisone, prednisone, dexamethosone etc) you will have a badly TH-2 skewed immune system, also if you had many vaccinations, as that also does it and several other drugs do it. With TH-2 skewing, your antibody system is overworked and your thymus gland is not working properly if at all to prevent chronic disease. The result of TH-2 skewed system is any of many chronic diseases including fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, syndrome X, arthritis, asthma, allergies, cushing's syndrome, cancer, lupus, AIDS, etc etc. All of these diseases happen because your thymus is not there and healthy to do its job properly and the antibody response is trying to pick up the pieces - and is the wrong response - so you get immune system related disease. All of this comes into play when you want to lose weight. The stress of a TH-2 skewed disease causes very easy weight gain and very high weight loss resistance. To lose weight: You need to address fat storage to reduce/halt it - by not giving your insulin any glucose you eat to store as fat; and you need to separately address fat burning - by providing the metabolic keys to fat metabolism (CLA, arginine, A-L-carnitine, inositol, EV olive oil, fish oil, alpha lipoic acid, chromium, vanadium, Vit E, Vit C) to unlock the fat cells so it can be burned off. Food combining is nothing to do with losing weight, other than to meet the above principles. The only " combining " is to make sure carbs are very low and always combined with high protein and fat at the same time to slow absorption and reduce the " kick " to the pancreas and to avoid aggravating the insulin resistance issue. Remember it is all about insulin - that is your fat-making hormone. Losing weight all depends on whether you store fat or burn fat. If you eat accordingly the weight will come right. Namaste, IRene -- Irene de Villiers, B.Sc; AASCA; MCSSA; D.I.Hom. P.O.Box 4703, Spokane, WA 99220-0703. http://www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html Veterinary Homeopath and Feline Information Counsellor. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 25, 2005 Report Share Posted January 25, 2005 <<you are side-stepping the issue with this response.>> No I am not. If you think that one will not loose fat due to eating 1 fruit a day alone, you are wrong. This tells me that you don't have real world experience working with people and weight loss. Just because you have to avoid fruit by itself doesn't mean we all have to. People even loose weight while eating the right starches so to speak. I have a long time customer for example who lost 82lbs in 11 months while eating spelt, rice etc. She just cut out all the avoids. And don't even start me with: drink as much as you want while eating. ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com THOMAS DEKANY wrote: > Irene - I am ready to take the Pepsi challenge any day of the year. You > give me anyone to get in shape, I WILL get the person in shape. > > I'll bet you any amount of money you are ready to loose. , I know you mean well, and I like much of what you say - but with regard to the eating of fruit by itself, you are side-stepping the issue with this reponse. There's no good reason to eat fruit alone - especially when weight loss is at stake. As to taking bets - I prefer to proceed with knowledge and not gambling. My money's on my health continuing to improve :-) .....Irene -- Irene de Villiers, B.Sc; AASCA; MCSSA; D.I.Hom. P.O.Box 4703, Spokane, WA 99220-0703. http://www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html Veterinary Homeopath and Feline Information Counsellor. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 25, 2005 Report Share Posted January 25, 2005 THOMAS DEKANY wrote: > <<you are side-stepping the issue with this response.>> > > No I am not. > > If you think that one will not loose fat due to eating 1 fruit a day > alone, you are wrong. That's changing the subject :-)) We were not discussing what to eat - just when to eat it. Did you forget intentionally or unintentionally :-)) I'll remind you: Fruit should not be eaten alone. It is too high in sugar. It over-stimulates the pancreas - leading to insulinresistance and later diabetes. In overweight people, they are insulion resistant by virtue of being overweight - ALL overweight people have insulin resistance - so they should especially never eat fruit alone. The rest of your email is also off topic. If you have a scinetific response, please let me have it. I'll happily debate you. > This tells me that you don't have real world experience working with > people and weight loss. Your personal attack is also inappropriate - I have more than enough experience and qualifications in the area of planning diets - it's in my credentials and my daily work. > Just because you have to avoid fruit by itself > doesn't mean we all have to. Did you read anything I wrote? It is nothing to do with diabetics - it has to do with avoiding becoming one and with preventing worse insulin resistance in overweight people. > People even loose weight while eating the > right starches so to speak. And that relates to not eating fuit alone how? > I have a long time customer for example who lost 82lbs in 11 months > while eating spelt, rice etc. She just cut out all the avoids. And that relates to not eating fuit alone how? > And don't even start me with: drink as much as you want while eating. Is that your scinetific answer to the sense with scinece I posted on that subject? I am not needing to have a debate or argument fro its own sake - the relevance is what harm can come to another list memeber. I have posted how the body works in terms of metabolism and you have posted no contrary information. It's the same for all people - metabolic pathways are constants, which unfortunately not enough people make it their business to understand before writing books that can be really misleading. I suspect you have read some of those and have been inadvertently misled in the areas pertaining to drinking of water and eating of fruit (or any high carb/sugar items). I respect what you do that's good - and there is plenty of it - but in these areas I have posted information it would not hurt you to consider. Namaste, Irene -- Irene de Villiers, B.Sc; AASCA; MCSSA; D.I.Hom. P.O.Box 4703, Spokane, WA 99220-0703. http://www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html Veterinary Homeopath and Feline Information Counsellor. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2005 Report Share Posted January 26, 2005 >First protein powder is not real food. No, but the basis of the argument that protein and fruit shouldn't be consumed together is the same. >Second, Carolyn is trying to loose weight. So next time you visit the >zoo or watch TLC on cable see how wild animals eat. SIMPLE. Fine, but sometimes the only way you can get enough protein in the day is with a little help. Especially if you are constantly on the run. Doesn't change the question. WHY would Dr D'Adamo say to mix his protein drink with fruit if protein and fruit aren't to be consumed together. >If you are questioning my suggestions, say so. I am not food >combining >for Carolyn either. By virtue of asking a question, I'd say I questioned your suggestion. And you ARE food combining to some degree if you tell her not to eat fruit with protein. >BTW, people who don't food combine are the ones who should. They >would >feel better and burn off excess fat more efficiently. We all know your thoughts on food combining but since we are following the BTD diet on this list, food combining is an option, not the requirement you wish it to be. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2005 Report Share Posted January 26, 2005 >If you are questioning my suggestions, say so. I am not food >combining >for Carolyn either. And if you don't want questions, maybe you should have sent her your recommendations offlist. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2005 Report Share Posted January 26, 2005 First, you don't know my thoughts on food combining at all. Second, Carolyn is most likely " " out of shape " " so she will get her own specialized program. Please understand that. Fat people need to use all the knowledge that is available. So what does that mean? USE ALL THE TRICKS IN THE BOOK. We are different. You simply can't eat the way I eat. I can eat up to 8000 calories and still be in excellent shape. I tried 10000 a day but that was too much after 2 days while working full time. I know my body better then you know yours or most other, simply because I've been trying to fine tune it since age 18. Eating whole foods, and eating as simple as possible will get you better results then eating like a " pig " . If you can honestly say that you have tried eating simple (kind of like Carolyn's diet) but you get better results by mixing what ever you prefer as long as it is on the list for your type then I will accept it, although I wouldn't believe you. Mix fruit with protein powder. I don't care! FYI, I do. Well, I used to. Nowadays I don't use a protein powder. I stick to food. ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com RE: food combining >First protein powder is not real food. No, but the basis of the argument that protein and fruit shouldn't be consumed together is the same. >Second, Carolyn is trying to loose weight. So next time you visit the >zoo or watch TLC on cable see how wild animals eat. SIMPLE. Fine, but sometimes the only way you can get enough protein in the day is with a little help. Especially if you are constantly on the run. Doesn't change the question. WHY would Dr D'Adamo say to mix his protein drink with fruit if protein and fruit aren't to be consumed together. >If you are questioning my suggestions, say so. I am not food >combining >for Carolyn either. By virtue of asking a question, I'd say I questioned your suggestion. And you ARE food combining to some degree if you tell her not to eat fruit with protein. >BTW, people who don't food combine are the ones who should. They >would >feel better and burn off excess fat more efficiently. We all know your thoughts on food combining but since we are following the BTD diet on this list, food combining is an option, not the requirement you wish it to be. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2005 Report Share Posted January 26, 2005 Or maybe you should ask someone else or don't read my posts! ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com RE: food combining * >If you are questioning my suggestions, say so. I am not food >combining >for Carolyn either. And if you don't want questions, maybe you should have sent her your recommendations offlist. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2005 Report Share Posted January 26, 2005 Very aggressive email. Wonder why. Full moon? ......Irene THOMAS DEKANY wrote: > First, you don't know my thoughts on food combining at all. > > Second, Carolyn is most likely " " out of shape " " so she will get her own > specialized program. Please understand that. > > Fat people need to use all the knowledge that is available. So what does > that mean? > > USE ALL THE TRICKS IN THE BOOK. > > We are different. You simply can't eat the way I eat. I can eat up to > 8000 calories and still be in excellent shape. I tried 10000 a day but > that was too much after 2 days while working full time. I know my body > better then you know yours or most other, simply because I've been > trying to fine tune it since age 18. > > Eating whole foods, and eating as simple as possible will get you better > results then eating like a " pig " . > > If you can honestly say that you have tried eating simple (kind of like > Carolyn's diet) but you get better results by mixing what ever you > prefer as long as it is on the list for your type then I will accept it, > although I wouldn't believe you. > > Mix fruit with protein powder. I don't care! FYI, I do. Well, I used to. > Nowadays I don't use a protein powder. I stick to food. > > ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com > RE: food combining > > >>First protein powder is not real food. > > > No, but the basis of the argument that protein and fruit shouldn't be > consumed together is the same. > > >>Second, Carolyn is trying to loose weight. So next time you visit the >>zoo or watch TLC on cable see how wild animals eat. SIMPLE. > > > Fine, but sometimes the only way you can get enough protein in the > day is with a little help. Especially if you are constantly on the > run. Doesn't change the question. WHY would Dr D'Adamo say to mix > his protein drink with fruit if protein and fruit aren't to be > consumed together. > > >>If you are questioning my suggestions, say so. I am not food >>combining >>for Carolyn either. > > > By virtue of asking a question, I'd say I questioned your suggestion. > And you ARE food combining to some degree if you tell her not to eat > fruit with protein. > > >>BTW, people who don't food combine are the ones who should. They >>would >>feel better and burn off excess fat more efficiently. > > > We all know your thoughts on food combining but since we are > following the BTD diet on this list, food combining is an option, not > the requirement you wish it to be. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2005 Report Share Posted January 26, 2005 Irene, I would have been a good actor according to my chemistry teacher. Most people are here because they want to feel healthier and look better. So you try to help and tell them nicely what you think they should do. If they don't listen, you change tactics - maybe that will works - you never know. My unconditional love for Holly is stronger then full moon. LOVE IS ABOVE ALL. It is the most satisfying experience known to me. In fact it can't even be compared to anything else in its shadow ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com RE: food combining > > >>First protein powder is not real food. > > > No, but the basis of the argument that protein and fruit shouldn't be > consumed together is the same. > > >>Second, Carolyn is trying to loose weight. So next time you visit the >>zoo or watch TLC on cable see how wild animals eat. SIMPLE. > > > Fine, but sometimes the only way you can get enough protein in the > day is with a little help. Especially if you are constantly on the > run. Doesn't change the question. WHY would Dr D'Adamo say to mix > his protein drink with fruit if protein and fruit aren't to be > consumed together. > > >>If you are questioning my suggestions, say so. I am not food >>combining >>for Carolyn either. > > > By virtue of asking a question, I'd say I questioned your suggestion. > And you ARE food combining to some degree if you tell her not to eat > fruit with protein. > > >>BTW, people who don't food combine are the ones who should. They >>would >>feel better and burn off excess fat more efficiently. > > > We all know your thoughts on food combining but since we are > following the BTD diet on this list, food combining is an option, not > the requirement you wish it to be. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 27, 2005 Report Share Posted January 27, 2005 I'm always glad to hear that, . RE: food combining > > >>First protein powder is not real food. > > > No, but the basis of the argument that protein and fruit shouldn't be > consumed together is the same. > > >>Second, Carolyn is trying to loose weight. So next time you visit the >>zoo or watch TLC on cable see how wild animals eat. SIMPLE. > > > Fine, but sometimes the only way you can get enough protein in the > day is with a little help. Especially if you are constantly on the > run. Doesn't change the question. WHY would Dr D'Adamo say to mix > his protein drink with fruit if protein and fruit aren't to be > consumed together. > > >>If you are questioning my suggestions, say so. I am not food >>combining >>for Carolyn either. > > > By virtue of asking a question, I'd say I questioned your suggestion. > And you ARE food combining to some degree if you tell her not to eat > fruit with protein. > > >>BTW, people who don't food combine are the ones who should. They >>would >>feel better and burn off excess fat more efficiently. > > > We all know your thoughts on food combining but since we are > following the BTD diet on this list, food combining is an option, not > the requirement you wish it to be. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 27, 2005 Report Share Posted January 27, 2005 >Irene, I would have been a good actor according to my chemistry >teacher. > >Most people are here because they want to feel healthier and look >better. So you try to help and tell them nicely what you think they >should do. > >If they don't listen, you change tactics - maybe that will works - >you >never know. But I AM getting better so I see no need to bow to your opinion of what I should do. Yelling at me won't make me change my mind, just make me more determined to ignore anything you say instead of taking what I can from your advice. I'm allowed to ask questions, just like everyone else here. Some just refuse to upset your apple cart. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 27, 2005 Report Share Posted January 27, 2005 Hello Hestia2 >>But I AM getting better so I see no need to bow to your opinion of what I should do<< That is 100% true - I never asked you to do that in the first place. That is why the blood type books were written. You PAY for valuable information. Read it. Practice it. <<Yelling at me won't make me change my mind, just make me more determined to ignore anything you say instead of taking what I can from your advice>> 1 - I wasn't yelling 2 - Whether you ignore my suggestions or apply them makes absolutely no difference to me what so ever. I am not on this list to feed my ego. >>I'm allowed to ask questions, just like everyone else here. Some just refuse to upset your apple cart<< 1 - It is a public forum and you are 100% correct. You do have that right. However I am giving out free advice and if I sense sarcasm in your questions, I have the right to react the way I want to. Or not help you at all. I do not owe you anything. 2 - I don't care what people think of me. If anyone on this list is intimidated? by me that is their issue not mine. 3 - You can't upset my apple cart. I don't care if I am not liked by someone. I hope this clears things up for you. ABO Specifics Inc. - http://www.foodforyourblood.com RE: food combining * But I AM getting better so I see no need to bow to your opinion of what I should do. Yelling at me won't make me change my mind, just make me more determined to ignore anything you say instead of taking what I can from your advice. I'm allowed to ask questions, just like everyone else here. Some just refuse to upset your apple cart. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2011 Report Share Posted January 20, 2011 I have been taking Candex for about 2 weeks, and yesterday began feeling a burning sensation in my gut after eating or drinking. I stopped Candex last evening, but am now concerned about digestion. Any suggestions on how to eat on the candidiasis diet. I eat mostly salads with red onion, cucumbers and avocados. I usually have a chicken breast with it. Sometimes I have steamed zuchinni and spinach with a chicken breast for lunch or dinner. Not feeling like I can eat much else. Can't afford testing. Any suggestions? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2011 Report Share Posted January 20, 2011 Here ya go! candidiasis/files/Articles/Food%20Combining\ / > > I have been taking Candex for about 2 weeks, and yesterday began feeling a burning sensation in my gut after eating or drinking. I stopped Candex last evening, but am now concerned about digestion. > > Any suggestions on how to eat on the candidiasis diet. I eat mostly salads with red onion, cucumbers and avocados. I usually have a chicken breast with it. Sometimes I have steamed zuchinni and spinach with a chicken breast for lunch or dinner. Not feeling like I can eat much else. > > Can't afford testing. Any suggestions? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2011 Report Share Posted January 20, 2011 I recommend Wil's AOT/MMS. You can find his contact info at bodyelectrician.com LouisePS  I take the product and it's helping a great deal already in just one week!! My daughter is using it too and it's helping her.. More later, I am exhausted.. From: NieeMA <nieema0@...> Subject: Re: Food Combining candidiasis Date: Thursday, January 20, 2011, 9:54 PM Here ya go! candidiasis/files/Articles/Food%20Combining\ / > > I have been taking Candex for about 2 weeks, and yesterday began feeling a burning sensation in my gut after eating or drinking. I stopped Candex last evening, but am now concerned about digestion. > > Any suggestions on how to eat on the candidiasis diet. I eat mostly salads with red onion, cucumbers and avocados. I usually have a chicken breast with it. Sometimes I have steamed zuchinni and spinach with a chicken breast for lunch or dinner. Not feeling like I can eat much else. > > Can't afford testing. Any suggestions? > ------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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