Re: Latest success stories/To Sarah Weisel
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Hi Irina,
I have been following the Budwig protocol for under 2 months and am already seeing progress. People at my job have commented that my tumor (under my jaw) is considerably smaller.
I follow the diet strictly. I also drink 3-3oz.cups of essiac tea every day. I do take supplements, especially D because I work inside all day (I leave for work in the dark, and it is dark when I go home!) I also drink at least 32 oz. of green tea every day.
I was encouraged to follow the diet from reading success stories with Budwig and other diet-related protocols on the Templeton Wellness website. I followed the Anti-cancer mom (Courtney Campbell) stories and was impressed with her success.
There are other stories on the Templeton site of people using a macrobiotic diet or Gerson diet and having great results. If Budwig is not right for you, perhaps one of the others would help. As it has been said, whatever you choose, do it completely without modifications to get the most benefit.
I chose not to have any other treatment for my tumor, so I do not have the complications of trying to heal from chemo or radiation.
I wish you the best,
Barb, USA?
Hi Sarah,
Are you saying I should not be following modified Budwig protocol at all as it will not bring results?
As I have expleined in my message there is a good reason why I do modified protocol. I can not use flax seeds as they drop my blood preassure too low to the point where I can not function and feel really bad and then the bleeding starts which is dangerous for me as I am seriously anemic. Yes, this is purely from flax seeds and when I do not use them I do not have all of the above. So when you say they can not hurt the body I agree with you but not in my case and not for me at the moment. Papaya and pineapple are not sold where I live and as I live in Russia there is no sun here till mid May so sitting in front of the sun with minimum clothes is out of question untill then. I do drink sauerkrat juice in the morning, eat musli twice a day (without flax seeds though) and eat sauerkrat often as it is a part of russian cuisine. I do not eat meat, fish, poultry, eggs, cheese, wheat, processed foods or anything else restricted by the protocol.
So are you saying it will have no benefit for me to continue on with the Budwig protocol this way? Because if it is so I will denfinitly switch to some other protocol as I do not want to waste my time.
Are you a doctor by any chance? I always thought that triglycerides are important when they are above the norm by 110 points, so if you are a doctor please advise why I should not worry about them being so high and how they influence overall health.
Thank you,
Irina
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