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Regina,
Have her try a few of Sunsweet prunes. If that don't work there is a substitute for CC that comes in a capsule I believe. Cliff just recently posted the jnformation on it. I saved it for reference but can't find it now.
I'm sure someone else will send the info on it to you. Bob Smith

Regina, I haven't heard about using tofu, I would wonder if the
sulphur proteins are the same?? Have your mom add a few tablespoons
of ground flax seed to the cc/fso mix, and drink lots more water.
She should be drinking hald her body weight in ounces ( body weight
of 120 drinks 60 ounces of water)
Virginia

--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., "marimbac" <reginac@s...> wrote:

My mom started fo/cc a month ago after she finished her first

round

of chemo for ovarian cancer. It seems that fo/cc makes her very
constipated. Has anyone had the same experience? Since she

doesn't

eat much cheese before, I'm wondering if it is Lactose

Intolerance.

I've heard that some people used soft tofu instead of cottage

cheese?

Does anyone one know how much I need to use? Thank you in advance
for your reply.

Regina

HI Jerry,
I can understand how you are feeling. I was there a few months ago.
Just the fact that you have done enough research to find the Budwig
diet speaks for how far you have come. I would support you in a
decision to avoid western allopathic medical treatments and try CAM.
(But I am not your family- just a person on an email list.)

Leanard gave you some good answers for your first two questions. I
agree with him. The Budwig diet is not hard. You can buy two of her
books from Amazon. Barlean's has a lower price on the cookbook- I
highly recommend it. Barlean's will also sell you the FSO for
wholesale. Call the 800 number and tell them you have cancer. The
most difficult part is giving up eating out. Until you can find
those few and far between places that cook to a high enough standard
for a cancer patient.

Have you seen Bill Henderson's e-book? It is full of info and great
links on CAM: see his web site for info:


Also, have you looked at IPT? iptq.org

IMHO, why do your doctors want to do a biopsy on person that this
creates difficulty for, when their very expensive PET machine has
already confirmed the diagnosis???

In addition to your list, I would add a parasite cleanse ( See Dr.
Hulda Clark's book, "The Cure for ALL CANCER" and be sure to remove
all toxins from your house, office, etc. What about your dental
work? Is your mouth full of Mercury amalgams?

Blessings,
Virginia


--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., "Jerry Kreyling" <on-the-
road@k...> wrote:

Hello,

I would like to ask for your help with a crucial decision I'm

about to

make. Next Tuesday 4/8/03 I'm scheduled for a biopsy of the lymph

nodes

in my chest. It all started with an initial chest x-ray that

showed a

nodule in my right lung that measured about .5 inches in diameter.
Subsequent to the chest x-ray I had a PET scan and a CT scan that
diagnostically confirmed the presents of the malignant lung tumor

and

also showed additional cancer activity in my chest lymph nodes.

To make things even more challenging, three years ago I had open

heart

surgery to replace an aortic valve that was deformed from birth

with a

St. Jude mechanical valve. As a result I take Coumadin to prevent

this

valve from being rejected by my body. The rejection involves the
formation of blood clots around the valve which could cause severe
stroke and other very dangerous complications.

The Coumadin also thins my blood and causes excessive bleeding

when I

get cut or have any surgery. In order for me to be operated on I

have

to stop taking the Coumadin for 4-5 days prior to the surgery. I'm
scheduled to be admitted to the hospital the day before the

surgery and

receive heparin IV treatments. After the surgery I will

immediately go

back on the heparin IV and start taking the Coumadin again.

This complication adds additional risk of post operative internal
bleeding and creates more worry and stress for me. I have also

been

told that if they confirm the presents of cancer in my lymph nodes

they

will immediately recommend either chemo or radiation treatments.

If the

treatments are successful, I will go back in the hospital for the
removal of the upper and middle lobes of the right lung.

I'm very seriously considering canceling ALL Western medicine

treatments

and surgery. If I do this I'm evaluating four separate treatments

as an

alternative. These treatments include Dr. Budwig's diet,

acupuncture,

oxygen treadmill therapy and "Directed Mental Imagery Healing"

(DMIH) a

specialty form of hypnosis. In reviewing the Budwig diet many

questions

come into play. I would greatly appreciate your experience with

the

diet. Please review the questions below.

1. How strict is the Budwig diet?
2. Can I eat things like fish or organically raised meat?
3. How much of the mixture should I take in the beginning?
4. Will I need to stay on this diet for the rest of my life?
5. Are the portions of food restricted?
6. Would any of the other treatments interfere with the Budwig

diet?

Thank you in advance for all your help!

Jerry

if you mom adds freshly ground flax seed to her mix and then drinks a tall
glass of water, and gets PLENTY OF VITAMIN C, she will have no problem with
constipation. Constipation is often a sign that a person needs more vitamin
C according to my Naturopathic doctor. Sure has been correct with me.

marimbac wrote:

My mom started fo/cc a month ago after she finished her first round
of chemo for ovarian cancer. It seems that fo/cc makes her very
constipated. Has anyone had the same experience? Since she doesn't
eat much cheese before, I'm wondering if it is Lactose Intolerance.
I've heard that some people used soft tofu instead of cottage cheese?
Does anyone one know how much I need to use? Thank you in advance
for your reply.

Regina

I meant that to my understanding honey is the food with the highest or one of
the foods with a high sugar content.

Ray

Three to one ratio
Three tablespoons of cottage cheese ("Friendship" low salt, 1% milk fat)
one tablespoon of flax seed oil "Barleans" (not high lignan)
one tablespoon of flaxseeds grounded.
Often I self meassure, the oil should be well blended in the cottage cheese
so it's not visible.

Visit the site below for info on BMI


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Date: 4/2/2003 9:13:22 PM Eastern Standard Time
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Ramon:

Sorry for? my slowness - pls. explain BMI.?? Also, what dosage did you use
for CC/FO/FSG?

Thanks, Jon



Subject: [FlaxSeedOil2] EPS / LOWER PSA

P.S
re lowering PSA
Try this for 14 days:
1- CCFOFSG?? cottage cheese+flaxseed oil+flaxseeds grounded, religiously

twice daily.

2- Exercise 2-3 times weekly to the point of sweating.
3- Follow your BMI (19-25) Do your search, if not I'll show you.
4- Fast one day a week.
No sexual stimulation for three days prior to blood drawn.
I dropped from 12.9 to 6.9 (12/23/'02 - 02/26/'03 following this format.

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hi again Cynthia,

You don't need to eat too much fruit! sufficient would do nicely, either
that, or find some other cleansing food to eat before lunch if you prefer
not to eat fruit. The main thing is (according to Philip Day) we should
help the body to cleanse itself between 4am and noon each day.

Yes, I was diagnosed about 14 months ago with stage 4 advanced non-small
cell lung cancer. That said though, I really do enjoy the CC+Yo+FSO. I've
only ever done holistic treatments. When I saw what chemotherapy had to
offer, I decided against it. Most people with my diagnosis who decide to
do chemotherapy don't live beyond 10 months. By the grace of God, I'm
still doing pretty well - I do feel I'm very lucky.

Good luck to you - Les Catterall

karatbird@... wrote:

Robb,
You mentioned that yeast might be causing you problems. I would like to share a few thoughts I have on that with you but would like to send it direct. If you send me your address I will do so.Mine is rresmith@attbi,com Bob Smith

Hi Jerry,
I regret that I can a few of your questions, and only w/regard to guidelines
I've read about for cancer patients in general. I don't know enough to say
anything about your specific issues.

From: Jerry Kreyling <on-the-road@...>

2. Can I eat things like fish or organically raised meat?

Yes, as long as the fish isn't farm-raised (or high-mercury), and avoid fatty
meat (other than fatty fish), except perhaps if it's 100% grass-fed. Alaskan
salmon's best. Keep total meat intake to moderate level, unless you have
lymphoma (leukemia, myeloma, or melanoma), in which case I'd eat a lot of fatty
organic meat (Kelley-Gonzalez).

4. Will I need to stay on this diet for the rest of my life?

There's no rule, but longer you remain on a strict anticancer diet, the better.

6. Would any of the other treatments interfere with the Budwig diet?

MOST treatments for CANCER don't, from what very little I've read about it.

Leonard

Hello,

I would like to ask for your help with a crucial decision I'm about to
make. Next Tuesday 4/8/03 I'm scheduled for a biopsy of the lymph nodes
in my chest. It all started with an initial chest x-ray that showed a
nodule in my right lung that measured about .5 inches in diameter.
Subsequent to the chest x-ray I had a PET scan and a CT scan that
diagnostically confirmed the presents of the malignant lung tumor and
also showed additional cancer activity in my chest lymph nodes.

To make things even more challenging, three years ago I had open heart
surgery to replace an aortic valve that was deformed from birth with a
St. Jude mechanical valve. As a result I take Coumadin to prevent this
valve from being rejected by my body. The rejection involves the
formation of blood clots around the valve which could cause severe
stroke and other very dangerous complications.

The Coumadin also thins my blood and causes excessive bleeding when I
get cut or have any surgery. In order for me to be operated on I have
to stop taking the Coumadin for 4-5 days prior to the surgery. I'm
scheduled to be admitted to the hospital the day before the surgery and
receive heparin IV treatments. After the surgery I will immediately go
back on the heparin IV and start taking the Coumadin again.

This complication adds additional risk of post operative internal
bleeding and creates more worry and stress for me. I have also been
told that if they confirm the presents of cancer in my lymph nodes they
will immediately recommend either chemo or radiation treatments. If the
treatments are successful, I will go back in the hospital for the
removal of the upper and middle lobes of the right lung.

I'm very seriously considering canceling ALL Western medicine treatments
and surgery. If I do this I'm evaluating four separate treatments as an
alternative. These treatments include Dr. Budwig's diet, acupuncture,
oxygen treadmill therapy and "Directed Mental Imagery Healing" (DMIH) a
specialty form of hypnosis. In reviewing the Budwig diet many questions
come into play. I would greatly appreciate your experience with the
diet. Please review the questions below.

1. How strict is the Budwig diet?
2. Can I eat things like fish or organically raised meat?
3. How much of the mixture should I take in the beginning?
4. Will I need to stay on this diet for the rest of my life?
5. Are the portions of food restricted?
6. Would any of the other treatments interfere with the Budwig diet?

Thank you in advance for all your help!

Jerry

Hi Cynthia,

I use 100g CC + 50g Yogurt + 4 Tablespoons FlaxseedOil

The yogurt provides acidophilus etc., improves the taste, and thins
out the dairy part (mix the CC and Yogurt first).

I believe this is not contrary to Dr Budwig's advice. Others may
please comment if they feel I have this wrong...

I eat this for lunch with a finely chopped salad of all sorts of
stuff including tomatoe, radish, capsicum, chilli, garlic, celery,
lettuce, cabbage, etc., you name it, all tossed with apple cider
vinegar - it's absolutely fantasitc.

I do the same again for dinner with a smaller side salad (but the
same amount of CC+Yo+FSO), with a main meal.

Thus I consume 8 Tablespoons per day of FSO.

I follow Philip Day's advice and eat nothing but fruit before lunch.
His view is that the body has a natural daily cycle which includes
detoxification and cleansing between 4am and noon. Fruit being a
cleansing food assists the body in its effort to cleanse itself.

Be Well - Les Catterall

karatbird@... wrote:

Ramon:

Sorry for my slowness - pls. explain BMI. Also, what dosage did you use
for CC/FO/FSG?

Thanks, Jon



Subject: [FlaxSeedOil2] EPS / LOWER PSA

P.S
re lowering PSA
Try this for 14 days:
1- CCFOFSG cottage cheese+flaxseed oil+flaxseeds grounded, religiously

twice daily.

2- Exercise 2-3 times weekly to the point of sweating.
3- Follow your BMI (19-25) Do your search, if not I'll show you.
4- Fast one day a week.
No sexual stimulation for three days prior to blood drawn.
I dropped from 12.9 to 6.9 (12/23/'02 - 02/26/'03 following this format.

Ok, where do you get the ozones?

Cynthia

can't eat too much fruit, gives me asthma and wheezing. So you must have
cancer, to do 8 tablespoon of f/o. I still have to do chemo shortly.

Cynthia

Hi Mack,

I threw all references to this issue away because they didn't
make sense. It still doesn't make sense because I can't
remember what was stated. When you say you meant honey, what
exactly do you mean?

Les Catterall

macktheknife11@... wrote:

Dan
Please, ask if he can give you a name or two of same like practitioners down South FL way?
Also, share my comments re clogged prostatic ducts and its complications with Dr.Silverstolpe and forward his feedback.
I blew it with Dr. Steinsnyder, he didn't like my asking questions,(my intentions were not to challenge him) so he booted me.
I'm not able to produce prostatic fluid from the self prostate massages (my mantra for years)
Dr. Shoskes @ Cleveland Clinic wanted $500 just for the initial!!!!
EPS= Expressed Prostatic Secretion aka: milking the prostate, prostate stripping, prostate drainage.
The prostatic ducts become clogged ( can be seen via microscope)creating a miriad of problems: erections not holding, erectile dysfunction, jet-lag ejaculations, frequent urination, dribbling.
Sort of like roto-rooting (pipes getting reamed, cleaned)
Wishing us all the best of recoveries.
Ramon

P.S
re lowering PSA
Try this for 14 days:
1- CCFOFSG cottage cheese+flaxseed oil+flaxseeds grounded, religiously twice daily.
2- Exercise 2-3 times weekly to the point of sweating.
3- Follow your BMI (19-25) Do your search, if not I'll show you.
4- Fast one day a week.
No sexual stimulation for three days prior to blood drawn.
I dropped from 12.9 to 6.9 (12/23/'02 - 02/26/'03 following this format.


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Subj: Re: [pralt-discuss] PCa diagnosis via microscope?
Date: 4/2/2003 9:40:54 AM Eastern Standard Time
From: dan craven <izdal@...>
To: pralt-discuss@...

Jim,

difficult to judge symptom-improvement, since there are so many subjective factors. biggest difference is that the first prostate massage was excruciatingly painful; now there is no pain at all. prostate is smaller, feels like that anyway. i will have ultrasound test here soon and get it measured. sometime i will make another long trip to see Dr Bard. less nocturia,though i still wake up to urinate 1 or 2 times per night. less occasional pain in prostate region.

my psa is down 2 pts, from 26 to 24. so that is not so good. but at least it stopped going up. last year it was 12. before that 9.8 . probably necessary to wait at least a month after my massage before having psa test.

Sheldon

ps- as i mentioned here before, there is one doctor in North America recommending prostate massage - J. Curtis Nickel of Canada. you can find his books on prostatitis at Amazon. or try Google.



James Howell <jhowell@...> wrote:

Sheldon, Do you have any symptoms remaining? Best, Jim

Dexter Strawther wrote:

Sheldon-- Ask him for his own comments, and if he has
any references as some herein may want to read them.

Regards,

Dexter

--- dan craven wrote:

Hello all,

here's a new one on me. i have been having prostate
massage every week. the 85-yr-old doctor who does it
(a maverick here) told me today that by examining
the prostatic fluid which drips out after the
massage, he can see that i do not have cancer.

i was not aware that it is possible to diagnose PCa

by microscopic examination of the expressed prostatic fluid.

any comments on this?

&g t;

sheldon

Subj: Re: [pralt-discuss] PCa diagnosis via microscope?
Date: 4/2/2003 12:42:06 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: "associated" <associated@...>
To: <pralt-discuss@...>


Sheldon:
Dr.Silverstolpe sounds like my kind of guy. The 75 year old doctor that I use for my blood work in Dallas has a small lab, a chemistry set up and lots of books; and I have watched him use this stuff to provide relief for quite a few individuals that I have referred to him . Some of the people that I have met in his office have be using his skills for twenty years with success. He maintains a very low profile after a confrontation with the "profession", in fact he doesn't even have a name on the door.
Duke

What causes Prostate Cancer? The exact cause is unknown, We do know that prostate cancer is a group of cancerous cells (a tumor) that begins most often in the outer part of the prostate.EARLY prostate cancer usually does not cause any symptoms. But as the tumor grows, it may spread from the outer part of the prostate to the inner part of the prostate, eventually putting pressure on areas such as the urethra.This may block the flow of urine from the bladder and cause other urinary problems, which are usually the first symptoms of the prostate cancer.

If untreated, the cancer can spread from the prostate to nearby lymph nodes, bones, or other organs. this spread is called METASTASIS. As a result of Metastasis, many men experience aches and pains in the pelvis, hips,back, and other bones.

Symptoms can be the following.
Frequent urination (especially at night)
weak urinary stream
Inability to urinate
interpretation of urinary stream (stopping and starting)
pain or burning on urination
blood in the urine

When in doubt go see your doctor: And it may be necessary to have a biopsy Gleason reading. If the results of the digital rectal exam (DRE) and/or the Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test suggest a possibility of prostate cancer, a biopsy may be necessary. In a biopsy, a needle is used to remove a small amount of tissue from the prostate.this tissue is examined under a microscope to see if cancer cells are present. Only a biopsy can be performer in the physicians office and usually causes no more discomfort than a visit to the dentist. ( so said my resources).. No anesthetic is required. Keep in mind that it is still possible to have cancer, even if a biopsy is negative, because the cancer cells may not have progressed enough to be detected by a microscope. If the prostate cancer is found, the tumor is graded in the medical lab. The grade indicates how different the cancer cells appear, compared to normal cells, when seen through a microscope.Sometimes you will hear a grade referred to as the GLEASON GRADE.

The Gleason Grade ranges from 1 through 5 and based on how much the arrangement of the cancer cells mimics the way the normal prostate cells form the glands of the prostate. The number 1- indicates that the cancer cells clusters resemble the small, regular, evenly spaced glands of normal prostate tissue. If the cancer cells seem to spread haphazardly throughout the prostate, they receive a Gleason grade of 5..Prostate cancer often have areas with different grades.therefore, a grade is assigned to the two areas that make up the most cancer.These two grades are added together to yield a Gleason Score, between 2 and 10.Scores of 3 through 4 are often grouped together as low, 5-6 are intermediate: and scores of 7-10 are considered high.

STAGING is the assessment of the size and location of prostate cancer (that is,how far the cancer has already spread) Staging is necessary for you and your physician to decided what type of treatment is most appropriate.,Currently , two different systems are used to stage prostate cancer.
The traditional method classifies the disease into 4-clinical categories rated through, A- D.The second is called TNM, which stands for TUMOR-NODES-METASTASES.Although TNM is the more accepted staging system, the A-D is still used. The A-D the tumor is located within the prostate gland and cannot be detected by a digital rectal examination. In B- the tumor is considered to be within the prostate but is lkarge enough to be felt during a digital rectal examination. IN C- the cancer is more advanced, indicating it has spread outside the prostate to some surrounding tissues.And like the above detected. In stage D, the cancer has spread to the nearby organs and usually to distant sites, such as the bones or lymph nodes.

TNM takes into consideration tumor size (T) and whether the cancer has spread to the lymph nodes (N) pr metastasized to distant sites in the body (M).The tumor size is graded on a scale of 1-4.
T-1 are confined to the prostate gland but are so small that they cannot be felt during the above examination. or detected by ultrasound. T-2 is confined to the prostate, but is large enough to be detected,T-3 and T-4 prostate cancers have spread beyond the prostate into surrounding areas.

Lymph node involvement is graded on a scale of 0-3. No means that cancer has spread into the lymph,ph nodes: the number and size of lymph nodes involved dictates whether the cancer is N1,N2,or N3,

Metastasis is rated 0-1. MO means no metastasis has occurred: M-1 indicates metastasis to a different distant location, such as the spinal column.

More later as I find time to post them.. Miz judy


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Melanie, that was back in November of 1999, and after the chemo, my lymph
nodes were finally cleared. I don't have it back in my lymph nodes again, I
don't think, but do have cancer again, but the doctor cleaned me out.

I am taking about 4 - 6 tablespoon a day. Eating that cottage cheese and oil
for breakfast, gets hard, but I am swallowing it,
Love

Cynthia

Cynthia, I am so sorry to hear this. Please start taking more of the flax
oil. How much are you taking now?
Love you,
Melanie