Please read and answer honestly? 
andyeleven
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Hi,
there are lots of people on these boards who self-diagnose because their doctors are not up to the job they are paid for. And, I am just wandering: who has actually been so ill, been barely able to function and never thought they would be cured?
And, who has actually turned it round and either made a small recovery or even a full recovery?
I would appreciate all answers as I am very low on confidence at the moment and have tried every supplement and protocol going but am still awfully ill and can barely think straight or move.
Thanks people.- Re: Please read and answer honestly? missCast
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,236,810If you do a search of the archives you will find lots of testimonials and observations. Good luck on your journey to good health.
- Re: Please read and answer honestly? trysten3000
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,236,810Hey there. Check out the link at the top of the page to my before and after pics. I definitely have made a recovery in a major way, however I still have my bad days, and I think it's more a constant journey than a destination. We are constantly learning about how to love and care for our bodies more every day. I'm trying to keep that mentality in mind while struggling like I am right now (I'm going through a new wave of detox and its sort of thrown me off, my skin is breaking out again). But no matter if I have bad days or weeks or not I know the more I detox and heal and continue to improve the better I will end up. So if I have to take a minor step back, maybe break out a little while detoxing again, then take a massive step forward from being cleaner, thats fine with me! Just don't give up, and stay positive, no matter what.
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This is a reply to # 1,236,833"regular ingestion of high quality protein is essential."
such as...? And, for a vegetarian(not me, someone else I "know":)- Re: Newport
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This is a reply to # 1,236,834>> And, for a vegetarian
Stop, use enzymes to restore ability to digest protein. Unfortunately not an easy thing to do.
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This is a reply to # 1,236,840Finallyfaith had good ideas to restore one's ability to digest protein. Marinate chicken breasts in ACV. Pre-digests the meat.
- Re: Newport
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This is a reply to # 1,236,853I remember that thread, it was a good one.
In the world according to Newport one of the reasons for people seeking to be veggies is a pancreatic issue. Either brought on by flukes or by persistent gallstone issues. Once those pancreatic openings are plugged it takes some effort to reopen them.
Tinfoil hats would be required for me to go on :)
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This is a reply to # 1,236,863lol, the world according to Newport:)
Glax posted an excellent reply to me at one point when I asked her if she thought that EVERYTHING was caused by parasites.
In the world according to wombat, people seek to be vegetarians because of very real feelings of compassion for our fellow sentient beings. Takes a while before one realizes that death is a part of life.
Book recommendation~ "Pilgrim at Tinker Creek", by Annie Dillard ...
Nature's harmony is a cacophony, more often than not:)- Re: Newport
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This is a reply to # 1,236,868>> compassion for our fellow sentient beings
Well, that wasn't my reason for it but most likely that does happen. - Re: trysten3000
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This is a reply to # 1,236,868Ok, maybe Im misunderstanding something here but being vegetarian has nothing to do with death being a part of life. Compassion is caring about the way we treat others. There is nothing natural about the death of animals in factory farms, its sick, corrupt and cruel the way these animals are treated. That is something NO ONE should accept, period, even if we needed it but the fact that we DON'T need it makes it even worse(and no, we don't need it, I don't care what anyone says, I've survived just fine). Not to mention that meat is not a logical or reasonable staple food for the growing population of billions of people on earth, for many, many environmental and resource reasons. Like I said, sorry if I'm misunderstanding something here but it almost seemed to me that its being said that vegetarianism is the symptom of some sort of parasite or imbalance or something which I not only find logically maddening (have you looked into the environmental waste of the meat industry?) but also offensive to my intelligence.
Thanks..
PS- And before anyone says oh you can get organic meat and what not that isn't treated bad thats untrue, there have been studies that have shown "organic" means nothing for the life of the animal, so basically unless you can have your own farm and kill your own animals humanely, you DON'T know how that animal has been treated and for most of us having our own farm and hunting our own animals is completely unrealistic and impossible, so being vegetarian is the only way to protest whats going on in this incredibly filthy, wasteful, and cruel industry.
Sorry if I misunderstood something like I said, its just this is a huge part of me and I think its very, very logical and it really is offensive when people talk about it like its some silly little thing or some crazy thing I've yet to get over or anything like that. Maybe I took the comments wrong and if so Im sorry, I'm feeling awful today. =(Advertisement
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This is a reply to # 1,236,875"There is nothing natural about the death of animals in factory farms, its sick, corrupt and cruel the way these animals are treated. "
Agree 100%, they treat those animals horribly, I've seen it. - Re: wombat
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This is a reply to # 1,236,875Trysten, nobody would argue with you that the way that animals are treated is reprehensible. In fact, you are backing up my stance that vegetarianism is spurred on by compassion.
There's no need to get defensive, Nobody here is attacking you for your dietary choices. Some of us have made different choices though.
I've been a vegetarian twice, does not work, for me. My system cannot handle the high amounts of carbohydrates that being a vegetarian entails. I do much better on a diet of animal foods, fruits, vegs, and small amounts of grains. I got fat being a vegetarian, a friend of mine got HUGE.
So, I try to consume, yes, organic, grass-fed, free-range. It's the best I can do.
Eating a diet that supports MY health is the most life-affirming thing that I can do. I will not sacrifice my health because of abstract feelings of compassion. If others choose to do this, so be it.
If your diet supports your health, that's the benchmark, IMO.- Re: Newport
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This is a reply to # 1,236,887Oops and here I thought I was being careful by using the wording "one of the reasons" :)
- Re: trysten3000
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This is a reply to # 1,236,928Sorry if I came across mean defensive or harsh. I was feeling very bad this morning. Combination of detox + pms + the fact that I always feel I have to defend my vegetarianism.
This isn't directed at you guys, you know I love you, therefor the reason Im apologizing but gosh, it just really seems to me that more than any other lifestyle, people (like I said, not you) seem to feel the need to attack vegetarianism. I truly think I have to defend or explain my lifestyle at least twice a day on average. People at my work constantly ask me WHY WHY WHY would you not eat meat. I've explained the many reasons over and over and yet no one still seems to get it and honestly, Ive been met with something close to HATRED over my dietary choices before! People act hateful towards me, or make fun of me for it and even try to see if they can make me slip up by saying things like "MMMMM dont you want a bite of this steak?" or act like they can catch me in some sort of technicality which would make me NOT actually a vegetarian such as grilling me about where I buy my shoes or what sort of pills I take, etc. It goes on and on, there is no limit to the judgement, stupidity, and pure mean natured-ness I've been met with on this topic. I truly don't know if there is another lifestyle choice people think they can look down upon AND actually voice their dissaproval of like there is for vegetarianism. One of the reasons I broke up with my ex was because he wouldnt stop making fun of me for it and telling me every day how stupid he thought it was.
There is only so much a person can take with this. Do people mock and look down on people for not eating apples? Or if they happened to not like vegetables, they are never judged, when thats an entire food group as well. God it just gets so old, the disrespect and lack of understanding for the reasons for this lifestyle. Anyways I know you guys don't disrespect it and sorry for ranting at the wrong people, it felt good to say all that though. Sorry so off topic! /END RANT. =)- Re: HennaHead
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Sometimes it just feels good to rant. Good thing most can take it here.
Trysten 3000, I grew up on a farm where we killed sheep, cattle, and chickens for food. Even went frogging. There were 6 kids in my family. The 3 boys ate the meat (not big meat eaters today) as my father thought it was a mans thing to do and us girls followed my mother's vegetarian diet, especially myself. My sisters would sneak peices of meat but I went even deeper into vegetarianism then my mother. I was a rack of bones before puberty and then gained too much weight and only due to adding to much whole grain wheat to my diet. Turns out I am celiac diagnosed at age 35 with sprue brain lesions showing on my MRI. I use to handle the the clean up of the animals and we only killed what our family consumed. I eat some chicken but still do not like beef or pork but will eat beef if it has been cooked for hours and falls apart. I too loath the mistreatment of animals but do believe I function a tad bit better if I have at least eggs. I think it is wonderful that you stand by what you believe in since what you believe in teaches all of us and harms no one. The next time someone ask "why don't you eat meat?" Tell them what I tell the women when they ask, "why do you keep that old 64, it has to guzzle gas and it's not lady like?" I say to those idiotic women, "...becuase this is America, and I find it way to boring to be just like you!" Hope you have a wonderful day. HH
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This is a reply to # 1,236,834eggs.
For vegetarians, the only protein available is vegetable protein. I've never had a need to look into it, since I like eggs, fish (high in omega oils too), poultry, lamb, beef, bison, schwein, etc. My favorite at the moment is sockeye salmon from the icy waters of aleyska.
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- eggs trysten3000
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This is a reply to # 1,236,844Yep eggs are all I eat. Sometimes I don't even like eating those though. Maybe if I had my own hens one day so I'd know they were not mistreated it wouldn't be so bad. I buy "cage free" but you never know. I'm eating them for now though.
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This is a reply to # 1,236,864I love omelettes. Green pepper and onion, sometimes throw in some cheese, optionally a little chopped chicken, beef, etc. Jalapeno peppers give it a nice kick, and a little chilula sauce -mmmmmm good.
I lke hard-boiled ones in a cesar salad (optionally containing seared yellowfin tuna or ham or chicken), prepared using raspbery vinegar and grapeseed oil. And some good Italian bread with Irish butter that was made in the springtime, April being best. Mmmm.- Expand 20 messages, 21 to 40 of 54 HarmonicCharge
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