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Joined: Jun 2006
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My weight has always been average, but with the mercury toxicity it shifted around and because of it, I've been too skinny and also too big at different stages of the toxicity and unable to seemingly change either condition much.
WHen I got quite big, it was also bloated as well. Toxic bloat I'd call it, as well as the fact I add badly too BUT, even though I improved by treating candida, I could never quite get slender.
I always looked somewhat solid and took this as the way I was and that was that. Once I got the amalgams removed, the weight rolled off me pretty quickly. In fact, I would say almost instantaneous (only when the lot were done though). So my figure suddenly altered and I was quite surprised that extra bit of chubbiness had gone.
So then I became a more slender average build. I could gain a bit of weight if I ate too much, just like any normal person, but lost it properly too if I cut back a bit. Stable you could say.
Once I got the virus I have now, I dropped more weight and became more underweight than anything. Losing my appetite didn't help. I treat candida now with diet and it "helps" to a point, but I'm not what I was. I can very easily get underweight now. So I eat properly to keep any on me.
It's interesting how much toxins and/or infections/viruses can have quite a profound impact on the balance and body weight. I know people who are overweight and cannot seem to shift a pound, yet don't eat anything out of the ordinary. You can tell something isn't right.
I realise some people do simply overeat and don't move enough, but I believe in some cases there is a bit more to it. As I believe with those underweight too.
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