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"Sauerkraut combo" sounds like a good name for a polka band, doesn't it. As to food I always toss a handful of kraut on top of a bowl of soup, and have never been disappointed in the result. I

Hi Esther, That sounds really wonderful :) I haven't used Eldi oils myself (yet) but I would say that the feeling of well-being you describe may be partially due to the massaging that you do rub it in

Yavol, Wilhelm! Dizgusshion uff der porrrk iss verboten on das list!

My local health food store buys it in bulk fresh, and packages it up for sale. Esther

Hi Starris and Eleanore, Please keep your suggestions and references for pork consumption out of discussions on this forum. It does not fit the Budwig Diet. We have to realize that many people have a

you wrote: Well, perhaps this isn't the entire story. To quote Cliff Beckwith: Thanks, Neenah. Ulla

Your sea salt is absolutely fine for Sauerkraut....also about the smell -- I've grown up with having my mother make it, and I have never found it to be repulsive, because in my youth, I have had many

Starris, you probably already know this, but choose to disregard it. Pork is universally maligned by naturopaths and even some MD's as one of the very worst things anyone can eat---cancer or no

Hello Marilyn Another use for the kraut is on your green salads. It is so delicious. I also love nutritional yeast on my salads too. I make a dressing with olive oil, fresh garlic, Bragg's aminos, and

This sounds great :) Vanessa jbander@... writes:

I've skimmed through most of May's postings and some of the files. 1 to 2 ratio flax seed oil to cottage cheese. Does it matter what cottage cheese - large curd or small, regular or low fat or no fat?

I began using my supply of Eldi R Oil yesterday. I don't know if all this is in my imagination, but here are my initial reactions to it: I get an overall feeling of well-being, and feel somewhat

Don't know if you eat meat, but I simmer pork in sauerkraut. You can do it in a frying pan or crock pot. The cheapest cuts of pork can be used, even chunks of roast. If you cool it, all the fat rises

For every 500 messages posted to this list, we get 1 like this one. I think it might be a good thing for the list if the veterans on it post a summary of their own healing experience with the Budwig

Where can I find this review, I would like to read it. Thanks, Terry

Dear Neenah, This is probably one of the nicest, inspirational testimonials I've read in months. Thank you so much for posting it and I am so glad that you healed yourself of breast cancer without any

Kathryn, Thank you for the information on salt. My batch is bubbling and taking on a nice kraut smell. Wash out my mouth, but it's going to be hard not to have hot dogs with the kraut. But then again

As I mentioned in an earlier post, I was diagnosed September 28 of last year with breast cancer of 1.4 centimeters ("malignant invasive lobular carcinoma"). The breast cancer surgeon told me that if I

we need a balance of enzymes, hormones, nutrition, mind, spirit, etc... Karine, Dr. Budwig used no CoQ10 or any other supplement in her protocol. She did use nutritional yeast in her recipes. Wilhelm

Hi Vanessa, it's the other way around... cottage cheese is an appropriate substitute for Quark. Dr. Budwig always used Quark. I have seen no record of her using yogurt. It does not have the same