Hi Maly.

[Guest guest]

Sounds like you might have acid reflux disease or GERDS (think that is how it is

spelled). Have you always had stomach problems or did problems arrise out of

dieting? Lots of people experience stomach discomforts from acidic foods or some

grains. If grains give you a problem, you might be allergic...try buckwheat,

quinoa, or brown rice for grains.

 

Mary Anne

 

~ PT ~ <patchouli_troll wrote:

Hello Maly and warm welcome to the group.

I am so glad you joined us and I do hope

we can help you along with your food since

you have many different restrictions right

now on what you can eat.

Please do check through all our recipes in

the files. You know best what you are not

allowed to have, so you can pick more easily

through there what sounds right for you.

Those recipes are all kitchen tested tried and

true and we would be very happy to help

answer any questions you might have about

them.

Thanks for sharing your intro and I look forward

to your future posts.

 

~ PT ~

 

Nothing contributes so much to tranquilizing the mind

as a steady purpose - a point on which the soul may

fix its intellectual eye.

~ Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, author (1797-1851)

~~~*~~~*~~~>

, Mairim Agosto <lila_black_sun

wrote:

>

> Hi everyone!

> My name is Mairim, known as Maly or Lila, from Puerto Rico. I'm majoring in

accounting

at the University of Puerto Rico and I'm 19 year old. Right now I'm under a

vegetarian

treatment, thats why I joined the group. I dont know if there is another name

for my 'diet'

but besides being vegetarian, I can't eat anything acid like oranges,

pineapples,

tomatoes.... or things like beans, yeast, oatmeal, corn and many others... so

it's quite

difficult for me to find food and recepies that contains only what I can eat.

I'm running out

of ideas and I've only been in this treatment by 2 months, I'm beginning my

third month

so that's the time I am vegetarian. Even more difficult is that I'm the only

vegetarian in my

house (it includes 'temptations' like the pizza they eat, lasagna...etc),

furthermore, I cook

my own food. I would appreciate if any of you knows a little about this give me

some ideas

or advices and if someone have been in a treatment like this before I'd love to

hear about

> his experience.

>

> Sincerely,

> Maly

>

>

>

>

> Everyone is raving about the all-new Mail Beta.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks a lot to all those who had given me their advices and tips. But, I've

seen there are some that mention diseases... Well, so you can have a better

idea, I got in the treatment because of an acne problem and unbalanced hormones.

The type of acne, according to a demathologist, required a treatment of 6 months

taking a pill that would cost in total more than $3,000. I would have payed it,

if it was for my health but the pill would generate side effects such as high

cholesterol level, muscles pain and others. I was not going to put myself in

that possition being only 19 year old, knowing all those side effects would

require other medicines that would affect other parts of my body. That's why I

decided to have a second opinion and chose the natural method. Right now I'm

visiting a doctor dedicated to natural methods and he is who put me in this

diet, plus take the suplements he prescribed for me and other directions. He

said that I have to clean the body from inside and

suggested this type of diet. Plus, my unbalanced hormones are the Progesterone

(its level is low) and the 'Prolactina' (i dont know its term in english) which

its level is too high. Also, the diet helps the 'prolactina' to go to its normal

level.

I hope you guys have a better idea of my treatment.

Thanks a lot for everything!!

 

MaryAnne Crites <suzyq_26201 wrote:

Sounds like you might have acid reflux disease or GERDS (think that is how it is

spelled). Have you always had stomach problems or did problems arrise out of

dieting? Lots of people experience stomach discomforts from acidic foods or some

grains. If grains give you a problem, you might be allergic...try buckwheat,

quinoa, or brown rice for grains.

 

Mary Anne

 

~ PT ~ <patchouli_troll wrote:

Hello Maly and warm welcome to the group.

I am so glad you joined us and I do hope

we can help you along with your food since

you have many different restrictions right

now on what you can eat.

Please do check through all our recipes in

the files. You know best what you are not

allowed to have, so you can pick more easily

through there what sounds right for you.

Those recipes are all kitchen tested tried and

true and we would be very happy to help

answer any questions you might have about

them.

Thanks for sharing your intro and I look forward

to your future posts.

 

~ PT ~

 

Nothing contributes so much to tranquilizing the mind

as a steady purpose - a point on which the soul may

fix its intellectual eye.

~ Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, author (1797-1851)

~~~*~~~*~~~>

, Mairim Agosto <lila_black_sun

wrote:

>

> Hi everyone!

> My name is Mairim, known as Maly or Lila, from Puerto Rico. I'm majoring in

accounting

at the University of Puerto Rico and I'm 19 year old. Right now I'm under a

vegetarian

treatment, thats why I joined the group. I dont know if there is another name

for my 'diet'

but besides being vegetarian, I can't eat anything acid like oranges,

pineapples,

tomatoes.... or things like beans, yeast, oatmeal, corn and many others... so

it's quite

difficult for me to find food and recepies that contains only what I can eat.

I'm running out

of ideas and I've only been in this treatment by 2 months, I'm beginning my

third month

so that's the time I am vegetarian. Even more difficult is that I'm the only

vegetarian in my

house (it includes 'temptations' like the pizza they eat, lasagna...etc),

furthermore, I cook

my own food. I would appreciate if any of you knows a little about this give me

some ideas

or advices and if someone have been in a treatment like this before I'd love to

hear about

> his experience.

>

> Sincerely,

> Maly

>

>

>

>

> Everyone is raving about the all-new Mail Beta.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I say kudos on dealing with health issues (and acne is a health issue IMO)

naturally through diet. I have found that even simple diet changes have

changed our life for the better!

 

meg