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How I Cured Morgellons
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2/16/2015 1:12:07 PM | Hey Jeremy, I see Shari reached out for you but you can also ask Mel for my info as well, if you like. I like keeping our "family" as I would say close to me and help anyone or just talk if possible. I could be able to help you or if you just would like someone to talk to, well, I tend to serve as an okay guide. Just ask Shari, we love our phone chats and texting. It helps the both of us when the going gets rough or just when we want to share something personal with each other. Some personal close "family" in your life might help as well. Might I suggest staying away from tomatoes? I try not to pick on anyone's diet, everyone's tolerances are different. It's just that tomatoes can be completely modified if not organic and I believe that can be dangerous. Even if organic, they are pretty acetic and a bit high in sugar. I didn't add tomatoes back into my diet until recently and I'm about 11 months into the protocol. I'm a bit more strict with my diet and tolerances than others, however. Stevia is a great substitute for sugar! I keep stevia packets in my purse for when I get out and get a cup of tea and I keep my liquid sweetleaf stevia at home. I use it in all sorts of things! Our diet section is amazing, isn't it? The sweets section are what kept my sugar cravings satisfied in the beginning when I REALLY needed it. Those xylitol candied almonds and the sunbutter cookies are simply divine! Along with even the dinner recipes which I played around with to cure whatever it is I was craving. Cauliflower rice or cauliflower mashed potatoes are lifesavers too. :) Mmm mmm good! I even eat cauliflower rice raw now since I converted to only eating raw foods to further heal myself. You seem to have such a firm grasp on things since listening to the conference calls while cleaning and you're obviously reading the website. That is key to getting better. Keep it up, and you will get well too! :) |
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