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Friday, April 8, 2011

[AlternativeAnswers] too much of a good thing - goitrogenous foods

I have a sluggish thyroid. I take kelp tablets and tyrosine to help
offset it. We eat a lot of cruciferous veggies (broccoli, cabbage,
etc), as well as eat millet cereal once a week. How much is too much,
to tip the scales back to my thyroid being affected?

Andrea
NZ

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Thursday, April 7, 2011

Re: [AlternativeAnswers] Cancer:The ringing alarm bell that physicians are overlooking is the blood pH.

thanks Ingrid !

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From: Ingrid <molokai_duo@yahoo.com>
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Sent: Sun, April 3, 2011 5:42:00 PM
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are overlooking is the blood pH.

Baking Soda has aluminum, but Frontier's has no aluminum...
Ingrid

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Sent: Sun, March 27, 2011 3:45:09 PM
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are overlooking is the blood pH.

does baking soda have aluminum?
is that a problem?

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[AlternativeAnswers] Candida & the gut

Hi, I have a few questions about candida. My daughter does this excitement thing in which she shakes really fast (similar to kids flapping their hands out of excitement). It's not a medical problem, it's a excitement thing she does. Well a friend of mine who had a autistic son said that's a yeast over growth in their guts & that's why they get excited like that. So my question is if I get one of those candida cleaners kits by Renew Life and kill this candida that could possibly be in her gut is there a chance that down the line this candida will come back? She is already on pro-biotics. We are really careful with her diet, no junk foods, no pop, no dyes, no candy etc. Any thoughts would be great. Thanks, Genevive

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