Too soon for coconut oil?

[Guest guest]

Dear Bee,

After my hysterectomy surgery, I backed off the food part of the diet

(kept to having no sugar and am still close to the daily ratios, but

am having small amounts disallowed vegetables, dairy, grains, and

occassional fruit). I've continued on all the supplements,

electrolyte drink and sauerkraut. I am still healing from the

surgery and also experiencing some mild menopause ( " surgically

induced menopause) symptoms--mostly hot flashes but also some heavy

fatigue, although I'm not sure what the fatigue is from--could be

just be post-surgery fatigue. I'm not completely back on the diet

yet because I didn't want to give my body too much more to deal

with.

However, I'm wondering if I can add coconut oil now, starting with

1/2 teaspoon and increasing by 1/2 teaspoon every 4-5 days, as you

advise in files. Or do I need to be off all candida feeding foods

before I start taking the coconut oil?

I had not added coconut oil yet in January and February when I was

following the diet.

Thanks for being here!

Rhe

[Guest guest]

>

> Dear Bee,

> After my hysterectomy surgery, I backed off the food part of the

diet

> (kept to having no sugar and am still close to the daily ratios,

but

> am having small amounts disallowed vegetables, dairy, grains, and

> occassional fruit). I've continued on all the supplements,

> electrolyte drink and sauerkraut. I am still healing from the

> surgery and also experiencing some mild menopause ( " surgically

> induced menopause) symptoms--mostly hot flashes but also some heavy

> fatigue, although I'm not sure what the fatigue is from--could be

> just be post-surgery fatigue. I'm not completely back on the diet

> yet because I didn't want to give my body too much more to deal

> with.

>

> However, I'm wondering if I can add coconut oil now, starting with

> 1/2 teaspoon and increasing by 1/2 teaspoon every 4-5 days, as you

> advise in files. Or do I need to be off all candida feeding foods

> before I start taking the coconut oil?

> I had not added coconut oil yet in January and February when I was

> following the diet.

>

> Thanks for being here!

==>Hi Rhe. You are welcome for us being here! Sleep, and rest are

very important for healing, but also fatigue is very common when you

have candida - see " Fatigue & Candida; "

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/treat10.php

I think you can try coconut oil now. Start with 1/2 tsp. with every

meal and increase it every 4-5 days by 1/2 teaspoon with every meal.

If you get too much die-off cut back to 1/2 teaspoon per day or

whatever works. But also you should try to get back on the diet

because it can cause symptoms not related to the coconut oil.

Bee