Guest guest Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 OK, I've been on a Stevia odyssey for the past several years, first using a liquid from Wild Oats under their label which is no longer available since Whole Foods took it over. What I am using now is a liquid from Stevita. It's 8.00 at my health food store, but it is made in Texas, there is an 800 number on the bottle and you can buy it from there in bulk. I definitely like the liquid better than the powder. If it tastes bitter, then you are buying the wrong kind. DO NOT buy any this is sold in WM or other stores. It is cut w/something that makes it "yukky". Stevita only has a natural preservative in it. It may be an acquired taste, but it's worth acquiring to me to get off sugar and aspertame. This next summer I am going to get a stevia plant and try that. Fredna --- On Sun, 9/27/09, ameliagerlach <ameliagerlach wrote: ameliagerlach <ameliagerlachRE: Two responses Vicki and Fredna/Irene Date: Sunday, September 27, 2009, 6:07 AM Stevia tastes bitter to me. What brand do you buy? [natural_ healing-] On Behalf Of Fredna HallSaturday, September 26, 2009 8:54 PM Re: Two responses Vicki and Fredna/Irene Have you all tried Stevia? If not, do you know anything about it? Several on the group use it, it's sweet, delicious, natural and gets you away from sugar. Fredna Fredna & Mike Hard Candy Acres in MO "Me, I'll be justFine and dandyLord its like a hard candy christmas I'm barely getting through tomorrowBut still I won't letSorrow bring me way down" --- On Sat, 9/26/09, Irene Francisco <meandmy2cats@ gmail.com> wrote: Irene Francisco <meandmy2cats@ gmail.com>Re: Two responses Vicki and Fredna Saturday, September 26, 2009, 7:03 PM Does that mean that if I don't crave sugar I don't have any of those nasty ailments? I like a little in my tea but if anything is really sweet it doesn't taste good to me. I do like fruit though and I usually make it my dessert now that I am non dairy and can't have ice cream though a local new market called Sprouts is carrying coconut ice cream which is non dairy and delicious. I grew up in England during WWII and we were rationed so my mom always said "I'll never go without sugar again" now I am almost 82 and I don't ever buy white sugar, I get the cane juice that is so much more expensive but not as bad for you. My mom would be amazed the things that we have learned about our diet. Now that I look back on our war time diet and it was pretty healthy. We had fish, not much red meat, lots of meat-free meals, veggies we grew in our own healthy soil. We thought that we were deprived because we couldn't get all the butter and sugar we wanted. We had chickens for eggs and meat and fish wasn't rationed, chocolate was though. Strange how things do change if you live long enough which I begin to think that perhaps I have. Irene On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 4:38 PM, <ameliagerlach@ hotsheet. com> wrote: Yes, I have lupus and I feel much worse when I eat sugar or even too many fruits and carbs. I know I have a problem with Candida. It is so hard to stay away from those things, though, because one craves them! Amelia [ ] On Behalf Of Kelly W.Saturday, September 26, 2009 6:20 PM Two responses Vicki and Fredna Hi Vicki, nice to hear from you. And I am glad you didn't get pressured to do chemo and that there was no other cancer found. I am familiar with the Budwig Protocol. The closest I've come to this is to take plain yogurt and mix it with Barlean's flax oil and you are right, it is NASTY, so I eat it down as fast as possible. Do you eat the quark they talk about in her book? I think it is very good for you, very oxygenating to the cells. Thank you for writing! Fredna, Ihave tested positive twice out of four times for lupus activity and last week I was tested for Sjogren's so I don't know if I have that. I have many of those symptoms however. BUT! My symptoms fade quickly if my diet is raw veggies and fruits and a small amount of meat. NO WHEAT NO SUGAR NO UNNECESSARY CARBS NO PROCESSED FOODS. These feed systemic candida which I believe is the major cause for autoimmunity. Glad people are writing! Kel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 Thanks, Fredna. On Behalf Of Fredna Hall Sunday, September 27, 2009 7:23 AM RE: Two responses/Stevia OK, I've been on a Stevia odyssey for the past several years, first using a liquid from Wild Oats under their label which is no longer available since Whole Foods took it over. What I am using now is a liquid from Stevita. It's 8.00 at my health food store, but it is made in Texas, there is an 800 number on the bottle and you can buy it from there in bulk. I definitely like the liquid better than the powder. If it tastes bitter, then you are buying the wrong kind. DO NOT buy any this is sold in WM or other stores. It is cut w/something that makes it " yukky " . Stevita only has a natural preservative in it. It may be an acquired taste, but it's worth acquiring to me to get off sugar and aspertame. This next summer I am going to get a stevia plant and try that. Fredna --- On Sun, 9/27/09, ameliagerlach <ameliagerlach wrote: ameliagerlach <ameliagerlach RE: Two responses Vicki and Fredna/Irene Sunday, September 27, 2009, 6:07 AM Stevia tastes bitter to me. What brand do you buy? [natural_ healing-@ . com] On Behalf Of Fredna Hall Saturday, September 26, 2009 8:54 PM Re: Two responses Vicki and Fredna/Irene Have you all tried Stevia? If not, do you know anything about it? Several on the group use it, it's sweet, delicious, natural and gets you away from sugar. Fredna Fredna & Mike Hard Candy Acres in MO " Me, I'll be just Fine and dandy Lord its like a hard candy christmas I'm barely getting through tomorrow But still I won't let Sorrow bring me way down " --- On Sat, 9/26/09, Irene Francisco <meandmy2cats@ gmail.com> wrote: Irene Francisco <meandmy2cats@ gmail.com> Re: Two responses Vicki and Fredna Saturday, September 26, 2009, 7:03 PM Does that mean that if I don't crave sugar I don't have any of those nasty ailments? I like a little in my tea but if anything is really sweet it doesn't taste good to me. I do like fruit though and I usually make it my dessert now that I am non dairy and can't have ice cream though a local new market called Sprouts is carrying coconut ice cream which is non dairy and delicious. I grew up in England during WWII and we were rationed so my mom always said " I'll never go without sugar again " now I am almost 82 and I don't ever buy white sugar, I get the cane juice that is so much more expensive but not as bad for you. My mom would be amazed the things that we have learned about our diet. Now that I look back on our war time diet and it was pretty healthy. We had fish, not much red meat, lots of meat-free meals, veggies we grew in our own healthy soil. We thought that we were deprived because we couldn't get all the butter and sugar we wanted. We had chickens for eggs and meat and fish wasn't rationed, chocolate was though. Strange how things do change if you live long enough which I begin to think that perhaps I have. Irene On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 4:38 PM, <ameliagerlach@ hotsheet. com> wrote: Yes, I have lupus and I feel much worse when I eat sugar or even too many fruits and carbs. I know I have a problem with Candida. It is so hard to stay away from those things, though, because one craves them! Amelia [ ] On Behalf Of Kelly W. Saturday, September 26, 2009 6:20 PM Two responses Vicki and Fredna Hi Vicki, nice to hear from you. And I am glad you didn't get pressured to do chemo and that there was no other cancer found. I am familiar with the Budwig Protocol. The closest I've come to this is to take plain yogurt and mix it with Barlean's flax oil and you are right, it is NASTY, so I eat it down as fast as possible. Do you eat the quark they talk about in her book? I think it is very good for you, very oxygenating to the cells. Thank you for writing! Fredna, Ihave tested positive twice out of four times for lupus activity and last week I was tested for Sjogren's so I don't know if I have that. I have many of those symptoms however. BUT! My symptoms fade quickly if my diet is raw veggies and fruits and a small amount of meat. NO WHEAT NO SUGAR NO UNNECESSARY CARBS NO PROCESSED FOODS. These feed systemic candida which I believe is the major cause for autoimmunity. Glad people are writing! Kel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 There is another natural low calorie sweetener from the Lo Han fruit available. It has a more brown sugar like taste. I buy Jarrow's brand called Lo Han sweet. It is a mix of xylitol and Lo Han. On Behalf Of Fredna HallSunday, September 27, 2009 7:23 AM RE: Two responses/Stevia OK, I've been on a Stevia odyssey for the past several years, first using a liquid from Wild Oats under their label which is no longer available since Whole Foods took it over. What I am using now is a liquid from Stevita. It's 8.00 at my health food store, but it is made in Texas, there is an 800 number on the bottle and you can buy it from there in bulk. I definitely like the liquid better than the powder. If it tastes bitter, then you are buying the wrong kind. DO NOT buy any this is sold in WM or other stores. It is cut w/something that makes it "yukky". Stevita only has a natural preservative in it. It may be an acquired taste, but it's worth acquiring to me to get off sugar and aspertame. This next summer I am going to get a stevia plant and try that. Fredna--- On Sun, 9/27/09, ameliagerlach <ameliagerlach wrote:ameliagerlach <ameliagerlachRE: Two responses Vicki and Fredna/Irene Sunday, September 27, 2009, 6:07 AM Stevia tastes bitter to me. What brand do you buy? [natural_ healing-] On Behalf Of Fredna HallSaturday, September 26, 2009 8:54 PM Re: Two responses Vicki and Fredna/Irene Have you all tried Stevia? If not, do you know anything about it? Several on the group use it, it's sweet, delicious, natural and gets you away from sugar. FrednaFredna & Mike Hard Candy Acres in MO "Me, I'll be justFine and dandyLord its like a hard candy christmasI'm barely getting through tomorrowBut still I won't letSorrow bring me way down"--- On Sat, 9/26/09, Irene Francisco <meandmy2cats@ gmail.com> wrote:Irene Francisco <meandmy2cats@ gmail.com>Re: Two responses Vicki and Fredna Saturday, September 26, 2009, 7:03 PM Does that mean that if I don't crave sugar I don't have any of those nasty ailments? I like a little in my tea but if anything is really sweet it doesn't taste good to me. I do like fruit though and I usually make it my dessert now that I am non dairy and can't have ice cream though a local new market called Sprouts is carrying coconut ice cream which is non dairy and delicious. I grew up in England during WWII and we were rationed so my mom always said "I'll never go without sugar again" now I am almost 82 and I don't ever buy white sugar, I get the cane juice that is so much more expensive but not as bad for you. My mom would be amazed the things that we have learned about our diet. Now that I look back on our war time diet and it was pretty healthy. We had fish, not much red meat, lots of meat-free meals, veggies we grew in our own healthy soil. We thought that we were deprived because we couldn't get all the butter and sugar we wanted. We had chickens for eggs and meat and fish wasn't rationed, chocolate was though. Strange how things do change if you live long enough which I begin to think that perhaps I have. IreneOn Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 4:38 PM, <ameliagerlach@ hotsheet. com> wrote: Yes, I have lupus and I feel much worse when I eat sugar or even too many fruits and carbs. I know I have a problem with Candida. It is so hard to stay away from those things, though, because one craves them!Amelia [ ] On Behalf Of Kelly W.Saturday, September 26, 2009 6:20 PM Two responses Vicki and Fredna Hi Vicki, nice to hear from you. And I am glad you didn't get pressured to do chemo and that there was no other cancer found. I am familiar with the Budwig Protocol. The closest I've come to this is to take plain yogurt and mix it with Barlean's flax oil and you are right, it is NASTY, so I eat it down as fast as possible. Do you eat the quark they talk about in her book? I think it is very good for you, very oxygenating to the cells. Thank you for writing! Fredna, Ihave tested positive twice out of four times for lupus activity and last week I was tested for Sjogren's so I don't know if I have that. I have many of those symptoms however. BUT! My symptoms fade quickly if my diet is raw veggies and fruits and a small amount of meat. NO WHEAT NO SUGAR NO UNNECESSARY CARBS NO PROCESSED FOODS. These feed systemic candida which I believe is the major cause for autoimmunity. Glad people are writing! Kel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 I’ll try that too, Susan. Thanks! On Behalf Of Susan Siegel Sunday, September 27, 2009 4:49 PM Re: Two responses/Stevia There is another natural low calorie sweetener from the Lo Han fruit available. It has a more brown sugar like taste. I buy Jarrow's brand called Lo Han sweet. It is a mix of xylitol and Lo Han. On Behalf Of Fredna Hall Sunday, September 27, 2009 7:23 AM RE: Two responses/Stevia OK, I've been on a Stevia odyssey for the past several years, first using a liquid from Wild Oats under their label which is no longer available since Whole Foods took it over. What I am using now is a liquid from Stevita. It's 8.00 at my health food store, but it is made in Texas, there is an 800 number on the bottle and you can buy it from there in bulk. I definitely like the liquid better than the powder. If it tastes bitter, then you are buying the wrong kind. DO NOT buy any this is sold in WM or other stores. It is cut w/something that makes it " yukky " . Stevita only has a natural preservative in it. It may be an acquired taste, but it's worth acquiring to me to get off sugar and aspertame. This next summer I am going to get a stevia plant and try that. Fredna --- On Sun, 9/27/09, ameliagerlach <ameliagerlach wrote: ameliagerlach <ameliagerlach RE: Two responses Vicki and Fredna/Irene Sunday, September 27, 2009, 6:07 AM Stevia tastes bitter to me. What brand do you buy? [natural_ healing-@ . com] On Behalf Of Fredna Hall Saturday, September 26, 2009 8:54 PM Re: Two responses Vicki and Fredna/Irene Have you all tried Stevia? If not, do you know anything about it? Several on the group use it, it's sweet, delicious, natural and gets you away from sugar. Fredna Fredna & Mike Hard Candy Acres in MO " Me, I'll be just Fine and dandy Lord its like a hard candy christmas I'm barely getting through tomorrow But still I won't let Sorrow bring me way down " --- On Sat, 9/26/09, Irene Francisco <meandmy2cats@ gmail.com> wrote: Irene Francisco <meandmy2cats@ gmail.com> Re: Two responses Vicki and Fredna Saturday, September 26, 2009, 7:03 PM Does that mean that if I don't crave sugar I don't have any of those nasty ailments? I like a little in my tea but if anything is really sweet it doesn't taste good to me. I do like fruit though and I usually make it my dessert now that I am non dairy and can't have ice cream though a local new market called Sprouts is carrying coconut ice cream which is non dairy and delicious. I grew up in England during WWII and we were rationed so my mom always said " I'll never go without sugar again " now I am almost 82 and I don't ever buy white sugar, I get the cane juice that is so much more expensive but not as bad for you. My mom would be amazed the things that we have learned about our diet. Now that I look back on our war time diet and it was pretty healthy. We had fish, not much red meat, lots of meat-free meals, veggies we grew in our own healthy soil. We thought that we were deprived because we couldn't get all the butter and sugar we wanted. We had chickens for eggs and meat and fish wasn't rationed, chocolate was though. Strange how things do change if you live long enough which I begin to think that perhaps I have. Irene On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 4:38 PM, <ameliagerlach@ hotsheet. com> wrote: Yes, I have lupus and I feel much worse when I eat sugar or even too many fruits and carbs. I know I have a problem with Candida. It is so hard to stay away from those things, though, because one craves them! Amelia [ ] On Behalf Of Kelly W. Saturday, September 26, 2009 6:20 PM [ ] Two responses Vicki and Fredna Hi Vicki, nice to hear from you. And I am glad you didn't get pressured to do chemo and that there was no other cancer found. I am familiar with the Budwig Protocol. The closest I've come to this is to take plain yogurt and mix it with Barlean's flax oil and you are right, it is NASTY, so I eat it down as fast as possible. Do you eat the quark they talk about in her book? I think it is very good for you, very oxygenating to the cells. Thank you for writing! Fredna, Ihave tested positive twice out of four times for lupus activity and last week I was tested for Sjogren's so I don't know if I have that. I have many of those symptoms however. BUT! My symptoms fade quickly if my diet is raw veggies and fruits and a small amount of meat. NO WHEAT NO SUGAR NO UNNECESSARY CARBS NO PROCESSED FOODS. These feed systemic candida which I believe is the major cause for autoimmunity. Glad people are writing! Kel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 And there's agave (think that's spelled right). I've never used it, but lots of folks have said it's good. Fredna --- On Sun, 9/27/09, ameliagerlach <ameliagerlach wrote: ameliagerlach <ameliagerlachRE: Two responses/Stevia Date: Sunday, September 27, 2009, 3:51 PM I’ll try that too, Susan. Thanks! [natural_ healing-] On Behalf Of Susan SiegelSunday, September 27, 2009 4:49 PM Re: Two responses/Stevia There is another natural low calorie sweetener from the Lo Han fruit available. It has a more brown sugar like taste. I buy Jarrow's brand called Lo Han sweet. It is a mix of xylitol and Lo Han. [natural_ healing-] On Behalf Of Fredna HallSunday, September 27, 2009 7:23 AM RE: Two responses/Stevia OK, I've been on a Stevia odyssey for the past several years, first using a liquid from Wild Oats under their label which is no longer available since Whole Foods took it over. What I am using now is a liquid from Stevita. It's 8.00 at my health food store, but it is made in Texas, there is an 800 number on the bottle and you can buy it from there in bulk. I definitely like the liquid better than the powder. If it tastes bitter, then you are buying the wrong kind. DO NOT buy any this is sold in WM or other stores. It is cut w/something that makes it "yukky". Stevita only has a natural preservative in it. It may be an acquired taste, but it's worth acquiring to me to get off sugar and aspertame. This next summer I am going to get a stevia plant and try that. Fredna --- On Sun, 9/27/09, ameliagerlach@ hotsheet. com <ameliagerlach@ hotsheet. com> wrote: ameliagerlach@ hotsheet. com <ameliagerlach@ hotsheet. com>RE: Two responses Vicki and Fredna/Irene Sunday, September 27, 2009, 6:07 AM Stevia tastes bitter to me. What brand do you buy? [natural_ healing-] On Behalf Of Fredna HallSaturday, September 26, 2009 8:54 PM Re: Two responses Vicki and Fredna/Irene Have you all tried Stevia? If not, do you know anything about it? Several on the group use it, it's sweet, delicious, natural and gets you away from sugar. Fredna Fredna & Mike Hard Candy Acres in MO "Me, I'll be justFine and dandyLord its like a hard candy christmas I'm barely getting through tomorrowBut still I won't letSorrow bring me way down" --- On Sat, 9/26/09, Irene Francisco <meandmy2cats@ gmail.com> wrote: Irene Francisco <meandmy2cats@ gmail.com>Re: Two responses Vicki and Fredna Saturday, September 26, 2009, 7:03 PM Does that mean that if I don't crave sugar I don't have any of those nasty ailments? I like a little in my tea but if anything is really sweet it doesn't taste good to me. I do like fruit though and I usually make it my dessert now that I am non dairy and can't have ice cream though a local new market called Sprouts is carrying coconut ice cream which is non dairy and delicious. I grew up in England during WWII and we were rationed so my mom always said "I'll never go without sugar again" now I am almost 82 and I don't ever buy white sugar, I get the cane juice that is so much more expensive but not as bad for you. My mom would be amazed the things that we have learned about our diet. Now that I look back on our war time diet and it was pretty healthy. We had fish, not much red meat, lots of meat-free meals, veggies we grew in our own healthy soil. We thought that we were deprived because we couldn't get all the butter and sugar we wanted. We had chickens for eggs and meat and fish wasn't rationed, chocolate was though. Strange how things do change if you live long enough which I begin to think that perhaps I have. Irene On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 4:38 PM, <ameliagerlach@ hotsheet. com> wrote: Yes, I have lupus and I feel much worse when I eat sugar or even too many fruits and carbs. I know I have a problem with Candida. It is so hard to stay away from those things, though, because one craves them! Amelia [ ] On Behalf Of Kelly W.Saturday, September 26, 2009 6:20 PM Two responses Vicki and Fredna Hi Vicki, nice to hear from you. And I am glad you didn't get pressured to do chemo and that there was no other cancer found. I am familiar with the Budwig Protocol. The closest I've come to this is to take plain yogurt and mix it with Barlean's flax oil and you are right, it is NASTY, so I eat it down as fast as possible. Do you eat the quark they talk about in her book? I think it is very good for you, very oxygenating to the cells. Thank you for writing! Fredna, Ihave tested positive twice out of four times for lupus activity and last week I was tested for Sjogren's so I don't know if I have that. I have many of those symptoms however. BUT! My symptoms fade quickly if my diet is raw veggies and fruits and a small amount of meat. NO WHEAT NO SUGAR NO UNNECESSARY CARBS NO PROCESSED FOODS. These feed systemic candida which I believe is the major cause for autoimmunity. Glad people are writing! Kel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 Right, but I think Agave has a higher glycemic index. On Behalf Of Fredna Hall Sunday, September 27, 2009 4:59 PM RE: Two responses/Stevia And there's agave (think that's spelled right). I've never used it, but lots of folks have said it's good. Fredna --- On Sun, 9/27/09, ameliagerlach <ameliagerlach wrote: ameliagerlach <ameliagerlach RE: Two responses/Stevia Sunday, September 27, 2009, 3:51 PM I’ll try that too, Susan. Thanks! [natural_ healing-@ . com] On Behalf Of Susan Siegel Sunday, September 27, 2009 4:49 PM Re: Two responses/Stevia There is another natural low calorie sweetener from the Lo Han fruit available. It has a more brown sugar like taste. I buy Jarrow's brand called Lo Han sweet. It is a mix of xylitol and Lo Han. [natural_ healing-] On Behalf Of Fredna Hall Sunday, September 27, 2009 7:23 AM RE: Two responses/Stevia OK, I've been on a Stevia odyssey for the past several years, first using a liquid from Wild Oats under their label which is no longer available since Whole Foods took it over. What I am using now is a liquid from Stevita. It's 8.00 at my health food store, but it is made in Texas, there is an 800 number on the bottle and you can buy it from there in bulk. I definitely like the liquid better than the powder. If it tastes bitter, then you are buying the wrong kind. DO NOT buy any this is sold in WM or other stores. It is cut w/something that makes it " yukky " . Stevita only has a natural preservative in it. It may be an acquired taste, but it's worth acquiring to me to get off sugar and aspertame. This next summer I am going to get a stevia plant and try that. Fredna --- On Sun, 9/27/09, ameliagerlach@ hotsheet. com <ameliagerlach@ hotsheet. com> wrote: ameliagerlach@ hotsheet. com <ameliagerlach@ hotsheet. com> RE: Two responses Vicki and Fredna/Irene Sunday, September 27, 2009, 6:07 AM Stevia tastes bitter to me. What brand do you buy? [natural_ healing-] On Behalf Of Fredna Hall Saturday, September 26, 2009 8:54 PM Re: Two responses Vicki and Fredna/Irene Have you all tried Stevia? If not, do you know anything about it? Several on the group use it, it's sweet, delicious, natural and gets you away from sugar. Fredna Fredna & Mike Hard Candy Acres in MO " Me, I'll be just Fine and dandy Lord its like a hard candy christmas I'm barely getting through tomorrow But still I won't let Sorrow bring me way down " --- On Sat, 9/26/09, Irene Francisco <meandmy2cats@ gmail.com> wrote: Irene Francisco <meandmy2cats@ gmail.com> Re: Two responses Vicki and Fredna Saturday, September 26, 2009, 7:03 PM Does that mean that if I don't crave sugar I don't have any of those nasty ailments? I like a little in my tea but if anything is really sweet it doesn't taste good to me. I do like fruit though and I usually make it my dessert now that I am non dairy and can't have ice cream though a local new market called Sprouts is carrying coconut ice cream which is non dairy and delicious. I grew up in England during WWII and we were rationed so my mom always said " I'll never go without sugar again " now I am almost 82 and I don't ever buy white sugar, I get the cane juice that is so much more expensive but not as bad for you. My mom would be amazed the things that we have learned about our diet. Now that I look back on our war time diet and it was pretty healthy. We had fish, not much red meat, lots of meat-free meals, veggies we grew in our own healthy soil. We thought that we were deprived because we couldn't get all the butter and sugar we wanted. We had chickens for eggs and meat and fish wasn't rationed, chocolate was though. Strange how things do change if you live long enough which I begin to think that perhaps I have. Irene On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 4:38 PM, <ameliagerlach@ hotsheet. com> wrote: Yes, I have lupus and I feel much worse when I eat sugar or even too many fruits and carbs. I know I have a problem with Candida. It is so hard to stay away from those things, though, because one craves them! Amelia [ ] On Behalf Of Kelly W. Saturday, September 26, 2009 6:20 PM [ ] Two responses Vicki and Fredna Hi Vicki, nice to hear from you. And I am glad you didn't get pressured to do chemo and that there was no other cancer found. I am familiar with the Budwig Protocol. The closest I've come to this is to take plain yogurt and mix it with Barlean's flax oil and you are right, it is NASTY, so I eat it down as fast as possible. Do you eat the quark they talk about in her book? I think it is very good for you, very oxygenating to the cells. Thank you for writing! Fredna, Ihave tested positive twice out of four times for lupus activity and last week I was tested for Sjogren's so I don't know if I have that. I have many of those symptoms however. BUT! My symptoms fade quickly if my diet is raw veggies and fruits and a small amount of meat. NO WHEAT NO SUGAR NO UNNECESSARY CARBS NO PROCESSED FOODS. These feed systemic candida which I believe is the major cause for autoimmunity. Glad people are writing! Kel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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