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From: "Paul Cates" <paerca@...>

Does it help to limit Hi Glycemic foods also.

Yes.
I know not sugar but

how about watermelon, potatoes, etc with a High Glycemic index?

Because of their high-glycemic index and other problems, I would
totally AVOID
parsnips, white/red potato (in particular), nonsprouted wheat,
couscous, and corn(meal).

Because of their high-glycemic index, I wouldn't eat LARGE amounts of
the
following foods on an empty stomach: dates, pumpkin, rutabaga,
watermelon,
millet, pineapple, cantaloupe, rice, muesli, canned apricots, mango
(Both the
above lists of foods are listed in order of glycemic index, starting
w/the
highest-glycemic.). However, I WOULD make it a point to eat dates (but
NOT on empty stomach), watermelon,
millet, cantaloupe, brown rice, and apricots, due to their
cancer-healing
properties. I wouldn't worry at all about the glycemic index of any
other
HEALTHY foods.

Are grapes (44 GI) too high?

certainly not

Never mind last post! I get Effexor and Celebrex
confused. I see that Celebrex and Vioxx are
described in drug book as a Cox-2 inhibitors and
Effexor is not.

--- Barb <barb1283@...> wrote:

Do you think Effexor would be one?

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Do you think Effexor would be one? My doctor
would like me to try Effexor. She gave me some
samples but I haven't tried one yet as I equate
drugs with toxins and concerned about toxins as
far as cancer would be concerned.
Thanks.

..>
From: "Paul Cates" <paerca@h...>
Subject: Re: 5-LOX Inhibitors

Both, Celebrex and Vioxx are two famous
pharmaceuticals, boswellia,
curcumin, rosemary and others are botanicals.
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--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., Ksenija oberlander
<ksenija_oberlander@y...> wrote:

Charles

I have read Roger Mason's book, "Natural Prostate Cure" (very good)

but have not read "No More Horse Estrogen.". I have also read the work
of Dr. John Lee and have researched high dose Testosterone Replacement
Therapy.

From what you have written, I presume you are on natural

Testosterone therpay and not on the mainline hormone blockage. Good
for you!

Ksenija:

The things I've read so far have been uniform in cautioning against
testosterone supplementation for men known to have PCa. Can you
direct me to a source/link that advocates its use under these
circumstances?

Regards,
Terry

Charles

Thanks for your quick response.

I have read Roger Mason's book, "Natural Prostate Cure" (very good) but have not read "No More Horse Estrogen.". I have also read the work of Dr. John Lee and have researched high dose Testosterone Replacement Therapy.

From what you have written, I presume you are on natural Testosterone therpay and not on the mainline hormone blockage. Good for you!

When my husband was first diagnosed, I did not know about T therapy then or of a decotor who would prescribe it. We reluctantly agreed to go along with the traditional hormone blockage, first Casodex and then Lupron . This seemed to work for a while and my husband's PSA plummeted. He did not tolerate Casodex. It was affecting his liver and had to be discontinued. Lupron alone could not keep the PSA down. He was becoming refractory.

Through a cancer support group, we heard of a female oncologist who was open to alterntive treatments. We managed to get a consultation with her and she accepted my husband as her patient.. Her thinking was very much in line with the research I had been doing. We discussed T replacement and she was open to having my husband try it. He started transdermal T replacement last week. Hope this will work.

The oncologist warned us that there side effects. One of them is the initial rapid rising of the PSA. We just got the last PSA test result today. It has risen from 7.55 to 15.5 in one month! I don't think this is due to T therapy yet as it is too soon for the T to have kicked in. This is scary. We have been conditioned to believe that PSA test is the gold standard markers and reflects how one is doing.It does not seem to take into account how one is feeling.

At present, my husband has no physical symptoms. His energy is good. It is much better than mine. (I loose it through continuos worrying). He has been taking fo/cc for 9 months, eats a reasonable diet and takes many supplemenats. So something is still working.

Ksenija

ifle147620 <NDoucet@...> wrote:
Ksenija,
Before taking any kind of hormone therapy/blockage it would be wise
to test your husband's hormone levels. I would like to recommend 2
inexpensive books by Roger Mason called "The Natural Cure For
Prostate Diseases" and "No More Horse Estrogen" availble new and
used from Amazon.com, 6.95 and 7.95 new. Both are excellent primers
for very basic understanding of hormones and the role they play in
good health. The chapters alone on hormones are worth the prices of
the books. The medical approach is to condemn testosterone at any
level for instance in prostate cancer. So their approach is
to "chemically" castrate a man. The truth is a man needs it for
proper health and most men with prostate disease has a low amount of
T contributing to the problem. It is other hormones that may be
causing the problem usually due to years of bad diet.

If you cannot obtain them write to me directly.
Nelson

--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., Ksenija oberlander
<ksenija_oberlander@y...> wrote:

Charles

So happy to hear of your success with the Budwig fo/cc diet.

A year ago my husband was also diagnosed with PCa with mets to the

bones. Would you mind sharing on what kind of hromone blockage
therapy you are on (Casodex/ Lupron?).

Are you taking any additional supplements or just strictly

following the Budwig regime?

Thanks

Ksenija

You mention hormone blockage. Is it Casodex and Lupron combnation.

sunfish117 <carp43@m...> wrote:
---In answer to your question in my case Yes! I have advanced

prostate

cancer diagnosed as the most agressive kind which has spread beyond
the prostate. 12 biosy needles with 12 positives. I changed diet

and

went on focc soon after learning what I had. I understand medicare
will only pay for one cat scan a year so I have no way of knowing

what

is going on except my well being has drastically improved in many
ways. My prostate has shrunk to near normal. Whether or not this is
from the hormone treatments or focc or a combination of both I do

not

know. My health continues to improve. I have been using focc since
october 2003.
Charles




In FlaxSeedOil2@..., "cathcoy" <catherinecoy@c...>

wrote:

I have enjoyed everyone's feedback for a few weeks now. Without
going into the archives to attempt to determine the answer

myself, I

would like to ask the group if the majority of you are, in fact,
battling a disease or do you take flaxseed oil as a preventive
measure? Personally, I'm convinced of the efficacy of Essential
Fatty Acids to protect us from a variety of ailments and I use it

for

that purpose (in my case, mild arthritis).

The reason I ask is this: I participate on a discussion board

where

melanoma patients of every "stage" post their treatments--the

vast

majority of which involve conventional medicine (radiation, drugs

and

surgery). I mentioned that I had read quite a bit about Johanna
Budwig's alleged cure for a variety of ailments, including

cancer.

Since the "treatment" is innocuous and involves a nutrient (EFA)

we

need anyway, why not incorporate the Budwig Diet with the view
that "it can't hurt and might help, so why not?"

Well, you'd have thought I asked them to dance naked in Times

Square

as part of their treatment. On a conventional discussion board,
you're practically drawn and quartered for endorsing (or even
suggesting) anything other than pharmaceuticals, surgery or
radiation, it appears, but that particular board is dedicated to
melanoma (my particular focus), so I continue to visit and post.

Now

I'm wondering, however, how many Budwig success stories of cures

for

actual diseases do we have among the 600+ members of this board?

Any feedback? Thanks.

Note:
The contents of the posts on FlaxSeedOil2 are purely educational

and are not intended to diagnose or treat any illness. Always consult
your doctor about the diagnosis and treatment of health problems.

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Does it help to limit Hi Glycemic foods also. I know not sugar but
how about watermelon, potatoes, etc with a High Glycemic index? If
so how high is high? Are grapes (44 GI) too high?

Any one know where to get avocado extract?

Paul

Both, Celebrex and Vioxx are two famous pharmaceuticals, boswellia,
curcumin, rosemary and others are botanicals.
pc

There was another doctor who also challenged this widely-held position that melanoma is caused by the sun, but his funding was partially provided by the tanning bed industry. He, of course, got his head handed to him; in fact, he was fired from his position at the university where he taught. To me, it doesn't make sense that the sun causes melanoma because there's no way you can escape the sun and God made the sun.

Are 5-LOX Inhibitors from pharmaceutical drug
companies or are they over-the-counter things???
Thanks




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Ksenija,
Before taking any kind of hormone therapy/blockage it would be wise
to test your husband's hormone levels. I would like to recommend 2
inexpensive books by Roger Mason called "The Natural Cure For
Prostate Diseases" and "No More Horse Estrogen" availble new and
used from Amazon.com, 6.95 and 7.95 new. Both are excellent primers
for very basic understanding of hormones and the role they play in
good health. The chapters alone on hormones are worth the prices of
the books. The medical approach is to condemn testosterone at any
level for instance in prostate cancer. So their approach is
to "chemically" castrate a man. The truth is a man needs it for
proper health and most men with prostate disease has a low amount of
T contributing to the problem. It is other hormones that may be
causing the problem usually due to years of bad diet.

If you cannot obtain them write to me directly.
Nelson

--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., Ksenija oberlander
<ksenija_oberlander@y...> wrote:

Charles

So happy to hear of your success with the Budwig fo/cc diet.

A year ago my husband was also diagnosed with PCa with mets to the

bones. Would you mind sharing on what kind of hromone blockage
therapy you are on (Casodex/ Lupron?).

Are you taking any additional supplements or just strictly

following the Budwig regime?

Thanks

Ksenija

You mention hormone blockage. Is it Casodex and Lupron combnation.

sunfish117 <carp43@m...> wrote:
---In answer to your question in my case Yes! I have advanced

prostate

cancer diagnosed as the most agressive kind which has spread beyond
the prostate. 12 biosy needles with 12 positives. I changed diet

and

went on focc soon after learning what I had. I understand medicare
will only pay for one cat scan a year so I have no way of knowing

what

is going on except my well being has drastically improved in many
ways. My prostate has shrunk to near normal. Whether or not this is
from the hormone treatments or focc or a combination of both I do

not

know. My health continues to improve. I have been using focc since
october 2003.
Charles




In FlaxSeedOil2@..., "cathcoy" <catherinecoy@c...>

wrote:

I have enjoyed everyone's feedback for a few weeks now. Without
going into the archives to attempt to determine the answer

myself, I

would like to ask the group if the majority of you are, in fact,
battling a disease or do you take flaxseed oil as a preventive
measure? Personally, I'm convinced of the efficacy of Essential
Fatty Acids to protect us from a variety of ailments and I use it

for

that purpose (in my case, mild arthritis).

The reason I ask is this: I participate on a discussion board

where

melanoma patients of every "stage" post their treatments--the

vast

majority of which involve conventional medicine (radiation, drugs

and

surgery). I mentioned that I had read quite a bit about Johanna
Budwig's alleged cure for a variety of ailments, including

cancer.

Since the "treatment" is innocuous and involves a nutrient (EFA)

we

need anyway, why not incorporate the Budwig Diet with the view
that "it can't hurt and might help, so why not?"

Well, you'd have thought I asked them to dance naked in Times

Square

as part of their treatment. On a conventional discussion board,
you're practically drawn and quartered for endorsing (or even
suggesting) anything other than pharmaceuticals, surgery or
radiation, it appears, but that particular board is dedicated to
melanoma (my particular focus), so I continue to visit and post.

Now

I'm wondering, however, how many Budwig success stories of cures

for

actual diseases do we have among the 600+ members of this board?

Any feedback? Thanks.

Note:
The contents of the posts on FlaxSeedOil2 are purely educational

and are not intended to diagnose or treat any illness. Always consult
your doctor about the diagnosis and treatment of health problems.

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Group,
The importance of sunlight as vital for healing and maintenance of
health is well presented by Dr. Budwig in her book "Flax Oil As A
True Aid Against Arthritis, Heart Infraction, Cancer and Other
Diseases." The key is the kinds of fats you are eating. Live fats
such as flax oil vrs. dead fats such as hydrogenated oils, etc. If
you eat the right fats the sun in proper amounts is our friend, if
eating the wrong fats our enemy. The medical profession true to form
has it wrong.
Nelson


--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., "Leonard" <leonardleonard1@e...>
wrote:

From: "jackie_doss" <jackiedoss@c...>

Unfortunately, Dr. Holick's studies, underwritten by the tanning
industry, may cause more damage than lack of vitamin D every

could.

I don't know anything about his specific studies, so I won't comment
on them. However, my understanding is that sunlight IN MODERATION
(about 20 minutes once or twice a day, depending on the person) is

not

only very valuable but very important for optimal health.

Our society is already becoming tanaholic... and the incidences of
melanoma are rising rapidly. As a stage III melanoma patient, I

urge

you not to spread that article around to people who would

interpret

it to mean that getting a tan is healthy.

I'm very sorry to hear about your melanoma. I recall reading that
melanoma (and certain cancers and diseases) are INVERSELY correlated
w/sunlight. Sunblock, however, is known to cause cancer. Cancer

rates

have reportedly NOT decreased since the introduction of sunblock.
However, by all means I would (and do) use sunblock (preferably

from a

health food store) if there's any danger of getting burned.

A tan is the body's way of
reacting to sun damage.

May I ask where you heard that?

UV Rays (A and B) are toxic.

only in the sense that every nutrient is in excess, I believe. UV
light IN MODERATION is important for optimal health. Similarly, my
holistic optometrist told me contact lenses w/UV filters are
unhealthy, since UV light's important for optimal eye functioning.

Be careful not to OVERexpose yourself [capitalization added].

I agree. Even a single sunburn is extremely unhealthy and
cancer-causing.

There are other ways to get vitamin D.

Yes, but my understanding is that there's no substitute for sunlight
(not even full-spectrum lightbulbs, though they're very valuable

too)

Dear group,

Does anyone know anything or has any experience with this product?
Discovered this website just now:

Thanks
Cheryl

Paul,
If you happen to handy a specific reference to that UCLA study,
I would love to see it.
Thanks
michael

Charles

So happy to hear of your success with the Budwig fo/cc diet.

A year ago my husband was also diagnosed with PCa with mets to the bones. Would you mind sharing on what kind of hromone blockage therapy you are on (Casodex/ Lupron?).

Are you taking any additional supplements or just strictly following the Budwig regime?

Thanks

Ksenija

You mention hormone blockage. Is it Casodex and Lupron combnation.

sunfish117 <carp43@...> wrote:
---In answer to your question in my case Yes! I have advanced prostate
cancer diagnosed as the most agressive kind which has spread beyond
the prostate. 12 biosy needles with 12 positives. I changed diet and
went on focc soon after learning what I had. I understand medicare
will only pay for one cat scan a year so I have no way of knowing what
is going on except my well being has drastically improved in many
ways. My prostate has shrunk to near normal. Whether or not this is
from the hormone treatments or focc or a combination of both I do not
know. My health continues to improve. I have been using focc since
october 2003.
Charles




In FlaxSeedOil2@..., "cathcoy" <catherinecoy@c...> wrote:

I have enjoyed everyone's feedback for a few weeks now. Without
going into the archives to attempt to determine the answer myself, I
would like to ask the group if the majority of you are, in fact,
battling a disease or do you take flaxseed oil as a preventive
measure? Personally, I'm convinced of the efficacy of Essential
Fatty Acids to protect us from a variety of ailments and I use it

for

that purpose (in my case, mild arthritis).

The reason I ask is this: I participate on a discussion board where
melanoma patients of every "stage" post their treatments--the vast
majority of which involve conventional medicine (radiation, drugs

and

surgery). I mentioned that I had read quite a bit about Johanna
Budwig's alleged cure for a variety of ailments, including cancer.
Since the "treatment" is innocuous and involves a nutrient (EFA) we
need anyway, why not incorporate the Budwig Diet with the view
that "it can't hurt and might help, so why not?"

Well, you'd have thought I asked them to dance naked in Times Square
as part of their treatment. On a conventional discussion board,
you're practically drawn and quartered for endorsing (or even
suggesting) anything other than pharmaceuticals, surgery or
radiation, it appears, but that particular board is dedicated to
melanoma (my particular focus), so I continue to visit and post.

Now

I'm wondering, however, how many Budwig success stories of cures for
actual diseases do we have among the 600+ members of this board?

Any feedback? Thanks.

Note:
The contents of the posts on FlaxSeedOil2 are purely educational and are not intended to diagnose or treat any illness. Always consult your doctor about the diagnosis and treatment of health problems.


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From: "Boricua" <workboricua@...>

Please people tell me what you think???

I've read a lot about blood type diets, both pro and con. I'm
convinced there's SOME relation between blood type and diet, but not
nearly a strong a relationship as D'Adamo and others suggest. My
impression is that there's more validity/reliability to the AVOID
foods than to the recommended foods. Also, these diets are NOT exactly
what our ancestors ate.

O Types: Can eat meat, fish, most vegetables and most fruit.

So can people of all blood types, though some other blood types have
problems w/red meat (whichI think is best avoided by almost all cancer
patients).

They should avoid wheat. Starchy vegetables such as corn, dairy food

and oranges.
OFTEN (not always) true.

A Types: Can eat vegetables, tofu and soy products.

I don't think nonfermented soy's healthy for anyone, in general.

They should avoid meat.

Wrong, though ON AVERAGE they probably do best w/less than type Os.

Dairy food, most beans and legumes and wheat.

That's a huge overstatement, except perhaps the wheat.

B Types: Can eat red meat, seafood, grains, beans, most legumes,

most vegetables and most fruit.
So can most people of all blood types

They should avoid chicken, starchy vegetables like corn, lentils,

peanuts, sesame products and wheat.
TENDS to be accurate, particularly true for corn and wheat. I don't
recommend peanuts for anyone.

I was told by a knowledgeable practitioner that these are the biggest
problem foods:
Blood Type O's should beware of grains (especially nonsprouted wheat &
gluten [rye & oats]), corn, cauliflower, kidney & navy beans,
white/red potatoes, peanuts, oranges, & dairy
Type A's should beware of red meat, pork, wheat, banana, oranges,
mango, tomato, & papaya.
Type B's should beware of pork, chicken, tomato, peanuts, shellfish,
corn, olives, wheat, sunflower & sesame seeds.

But there are many exceptions to all the above.

There are many more factors that deterimne the optimal diet for an
individual that are more dominant than blood type.

For more info or to assess your metabolic type (reassess it every few
months), see www.drkelley.com/CANLIVER55.html
www.annieappleseedproject.org/pariigmet.html

www.bloodph.com (Dr. Harold Krystal)

Metabolic Typing Education Center (MTEC) (Wolcott)
www.healthexcel.com
Wolcott (2000).

Note: As of 9/03, Dr. Kelley reportedly uses a "Type 4" (moderately
sympathetic-dominant-based [mostly vegetarian]) diet w/all cancer
patients even parasympathetics as long as they have [significant]
cancer/tumor. Parasympathetics are allowed some fish, organic eggs and
goat yogurt).

I was diagnosed with Pca about 6 weeks ago. I started about 2 weeks
prior, by fasting for 14 days. I then went on the Budwig Diet. I can
not tell you that it has helped my cancer yet, but I can say this,
the pain and fatigue, that I now know was associated with the cancer,
is all but gone.

When I started the Budwig Diet, I also started exercising. (UCLA did
a study and found that after 11 days of exercise and a low fat diet,
blood serum could kill 30-40% prostate cancer cells) I try to
run/walk and keep my heart rate between minimum [(220 - age) x .6] to
maximum [(220 - age) x .8] for up to 2 hours/day. This use to be
about 2.5 mph to reach minimum, now it is almost 4 mph. Whether it
was by the Budwig Diet or improving on exercise is anyone's guess.

All I know is now I have more energy.....I can even keep up with my
wife when she shops!!!! LOL. I think it is the oxygen my cells are
now getting through achieving a better balance of the EFA's.

As far as the rest, you will have to keep coming back to hear the
results. I am confident that they will be good!!

One man sows, another waters, but God gives the harvest!

From: "jackie_doss" <jackiedoss@...>

Unfortunately, Dr. Holick's studies, underwritten by the tanning
industry, may cause more damage than lack of vitamin D every could.

I don't know anything about his specific studies, so I won't comment
on them. However, my understanding is that sunlight IN MODERATION
(about 20 minutes once or twice a day, depending on the person) is not
only very valuable but very important for optimal health.

Our society is already becoming tanaholic... and the incidences of
melanoma are rising rapidly. As a stage III melanoma patient, I urge
you not to spread that article around to people who would interpret
it to mean that getting a tan is healthy.

I'm very sorry to hear about your melanoma. I recall reading that
melanoma (and certain cancers and diseases) are INVERSELY correlated
w/sunlight. Sunblock, however, is known to cause cancer. Cancer rates
have reportedly NOT decreased since the introduction of sunblock.
However, by all means I would (and do) use sunblock (preferably from a
health food store) if there's any danger of getting burned.

A tan is the body's way of
reacting to sun damage.

May I ask where you heard that?

UV Rays (A and B) are toxic.

only in the sense that every nutrient is in excess, I believe. UV
light IN MODERATION is important for optimal health. Similarly, my
holistic optometrist told me contact lenses w/UV filters are
unhealthy, since UV light's important for optimal eye functioning.

Be careful not to OVERexpose yourself [capitalization added].

I agree. Even a single sunburn is extremely unhealthy and
cancer-causing.

There are other ways to get vitamin D.

Yes, but my understanding is that there's no substitute for sunlight
(not even full-spectrum lightbulbs, though they're very valuable too)

Thank you, everyone, for your hopeful testimonials. I thought I would be bothering you but your posts give me hope that many maladies can be conquered through diet and nutrition. Of course! That only makes sense.

---In answer to your question in my case Yes! I have advanced prostate
cancer diagnosed as the most agressive kind which has spread beyond
the prostate. 12 biosy needles with 12 positives. I changed diet and
went on focc soon after learning what I had. I understand medicare
will only pay for one cat scan a year so I have no way of knowing what
is going on except my well being has drastically improved in many
ways. My prostate has shrunk to near normal. Whether or not this is
from the hormone treatments or focc or a combination of both I do not
know. My health continues to improve. I have been using focc since
october 2003.
Charles




In FlaxSeedOil2@..., "cathcoy" <catherinecoy@c...> wrote:

I have enjoyed everyone's feedback for a few weeks now. Without
going into the archives to attempt to determine the answer myself, I
would like to ask the group if the majority of you are, in fact,
battling a disease or do you take flaxseed oil as a preventive
measure? Personally, I'm convinced of the efficacy of Essential
Fatty Acids to protect us from a variety of ailments and I use it

for

that purpose (in my case, mild arthritis).

The reason I ask is this: I participate on a discussion board where
melanoma patients of every "stage" post their treatments--the vast
majority of which involve conventional medicine (radiation, drugs

and

surgery). I mentioned that I had read quite a bit about Johanna
Budwig's alleged cure for a variety of ailments, including cancer.
Since the "treatment" is innocuous and involves a nutrient (EFA) we
need anyway, why not incorporate the Budwig Diet with the view
that "it can't hurt and might help, so why not?"

Well, you'd have thought I asked them to dance naked in Times Square
as part of their treatment. On a conventional discussion board,
you're practically drawn and quartered for endorsing (or even
suggesting) anything other than pharmaceuticals, surgery or
radiation, it appears, but that particular board is dedicated to
melanoma (my particular focus), so I continue to visit and post.

Now

I'm wondering, however, how many Budwig success stories of cures for
actual diseases do we have among the 600+ members of this board?

Any feedback? Thanks.