Hey all,
RR3 – I’m sure there were some “carbs” and “sugars” in there, but I did not knowingly consume them. I didn’t make a “special” occasion and eat bread or pasta, nothing like that. It was not until a good while into the diet I started to allow sushi (rice) once a week.
esermon – Hey man, my theory is based around infection. I don’t know if we “really” had an infection, but I recovered treating that angle. Why did I use digestive enzymes? Well, because I wanted my food fully digested. I figured that if I’m infected, my body is not processing and digesting food well, and if it is not digested and processed well it would sit in the gut and putrefy. And what grows on shit? You got it – infection. So I didn’t want it sitting around long. Again, this is just my reasoning, and it could be completely “wrong”, but it is what I did.
My diet was basically influenced from the anti-candida diet. I got the idea from anti-candida diet and the limited diet that people are placed on when chronically ill. When one is healthy, they can almost eat any thing. It is when one is sick that diet is greatly restricted. I used this philosophy. Again, I don’t know if it is “right”. It’s just what I did.
Florindo – Hey, yeah. I have been dreaming for a while now, normal healthy dreams. Speaking of dreams, you brought up a good point. At the end of my recovery my body started having wet dreams again. I’m not sure why, but I can only speculate that perhaps it was reacquainting itself with its newly restored sexual functions. Once again, I don’t know what was “really” happening – I’ll let the scientists on the board discuss it – but at the end of recovery I was have a few wet dreams a week. It lasted a couple of weeks.