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Re: amount of FOCC - sorry for this question

 

I think if you eat this amount (blended smooth with an immersion blender) plus you add ground flax seeds, walnuts, and organic berries, you will likely feel full from it.? I add ginger powder and cinnamon to mine as well.? There are infinite combinations for what you can add, these are mine.? Wishing you good luck with your recovery.
Best,

Iza


Re: amount of FOCC - sorry for this question

 

Hi Rod,

Please disregard my previous reply. Apparently it is too early in the morning for rme to deal with ratios and numbers. LOL.

Sara


On Tue, Dec 19, 2023 at 10:12?AM Rod Holmgren via <s4sindus=[email protected]> wrote:
100 grams/ml of CC and 50 ml of FO is what I used for the majority of my stint, ml and cc are very similar in quantity. As we know 2:1 is the key ratio.

Rod in MN/USA


On Monday, December 18, 2023 at 02:33:54 PM CST, Irina <ipravdina@...> wrote:


Hi all,
I was wondering if someone could clarify for me the amount of CC and oil to be eaten per day.
Here in Russia we do not measure win cups or spoons but in grams. I saw somewhere in the old messages that correct dozage in grams for CC is 100gr and for the oil 40gr. From my experience it is kind of hard to mix so much oil into so little cottage chease. And to be honest I never feel saciated with that amoung for breakfast which is suprising as some people report not being able to take this amount in one take or being full after it till 3pm.
As I watched the video on ?I noticed that the dosage of cottage seems seems to be larger than 100gr and there seems to be less oil being mixed but I can not be sure as the spoons measurements are used. Today I found out that Lothar Hirneise recommends from 100gr to 125gr of quark (which will make it easier to mix the oil) and 3 spoons of oil and educational video from his clinic on Youtube on how to make FOCC again seems to use less oil than 40gr.?
Does anyone have a scale to weight 6 spoons of cottage cheese and especially 3 spoons of oil, how much would that be in grams??
I know this sounds like a stupid question but I just want to make sure I take the right amount of oil and CC.

Thank you,
Irina


Re: amount of FOCC - sorry for this question

 

Hi Rod,

The ratio isn't 3:1 cottage cheese to flax oil??
Thanks, Sara


On Tue, Dec 19, 2023 at 10:12?AM Rod Holmgren via <s4sindus=[email protected]> wrote:
100 grams/ml of CC and 50 ml of FO is what I used for the majority of my stint, ml and cc are very similar in quantity. As we know 2:1 is the key ratio.

Rod in MN/USA


On Monday, December 18, 2023 at 02:33:54 PM CST, Irina <ipravdina@...> wrote:


Hi all,
I was wondering if someone could clarify for me the amount of CC and oil to be eaten per day.
Here in Russia we do not measure win cups or spoons but in grams. I saw somewhere in the old messages that correct dozage in grams for CC is 100gr and for the oil 40gr. From my experience it is kind of hard to mix so much oil into so little cottage chease. And to be honest I never feel saciated with that amoung for breakfast which is suprising as some people report not being able to take this amount in one take or being full after it till 3pm.
As I watched the video on ?I noticed that the dosage of cottage seems seems to be larger than 100gr and there seems to be less oil being mixed but I can not be sure as the spoons measurements are used. Today I found out that Lothar Hirneise recommends from 100gr to 125gr of quark (which will make it easier to mix the oil) and 3 spoons of oil and educational video from his clinic on Youtube on how to make FOCC again seems to use less oil than 40gr.?
Does anyone have a scale to weight 6 spoons of cottage cheese and especially 3 spoons of oil, how much would that be in grams??
I know this sounds like a stupid question but I just want to make sure I take the right amount of oil and CC.

Thank you,
Irina


Re: amount of FOCC - sorry for this question

 

100 grams/ml of CC and 50 ml of FO is what I used for the majority of my stint, ml and cc are very similar in quantity. As we know 2:1 is the key ratio.

Rod in MN/USA


On Monday, December 18, 2023 at 02:33:54 PM CST, Irina <ipravdina@...> wrote:


Hi all,
I was wondering if someone could clarify for me the amount of CC and oil to be eaten per day.
Here in Russia we do not measure win cups or spoons but in grams. I saw somewhere in the old messages that correct dozage in grams for CC is 100gr and for the oil 40gr. From my experience it is kind of hard to mix so much oil into so little cottage chease. And to be honest I never feel saciated with that amoung for breakfast which is suprising as some people report not being able to take this amount in one take or being full after it till 3pm.
As I watched the video on ?I noticed that the dosage of cottage seems seems to be larger than 100gr and there seems to be less oil being mixed but I can not be sure as the spoons measurements are used. Today I found out that Lothar Hirneise recommends from 100gr to 125gr of quark (which will make it easier to mix the oil) and 3 spoons of oil and educational video from his clinic on Youtube on how to make FOCC again seems to use less oil than 40gr.?
Does anyone have a scale to weight 6 spoons of cottage cheese and especially 3 spoons of oil, how much would that be in grams??
I know this sounds like a stupid question but I just want to make sure I take the right amount of oil and CC.

Thank you,
Irina


Re: amount of FOCC - sorry for this question

 

I always do 40g fso and 100g cottage cheese, which is the correct proportions.

On Mon, Dec 18, 2023 at 2:33?PM Irina <ipravdina@...> wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering if someone could clarify for me the amount of CC and oil to be eaten per day.
Here in Russia we do not measure win cups or spoons but in grams. I saw somewhere in the old messages that correct dozage in grams for CC is 100gr and for the oil 40gr. From my experience it is kind of hard to mix so much oil into so little cottage chease. And to be honest I never feel saciated with that amoung for breakfast which is suprising as some people report not being able to take this amount in one take or being full after it till 3pm.
As I watched the video on ?I noticed that the dosage of cottage seems seems to be larger than 100gr and there seems to be less oil being mixed but I can not be sure as the spoons measurements are used. Today I found out that Lothar Hirneise recommends from 100gr to 125gr of quark (which will make it easier to mix the oil) and 3 spoons of oil and educational video from his clinic on Youtube on how to make FOCC again seems to use less oil than 40gr.?
Does anyone have a scale to weight 6 spoons of cottage cheese and especially 3 spoons of oil, how much would that be in grams??
I know this sounds like a stupid question but I just want to make sure I take the right amount of oil and CC.

Thank you,
Irina


Re: amount of FOCC - sorry for this question

 

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Tablespoon measures are different in the US & the U.K.?

On 18 Dec 2023, at 20:46, polo <poloahart@...> wrote:

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One tablespoon of flax oil weighs approximately 13.6 grams. This value is based on the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference. So, a standard tablespoon serving of flax oil is equivalent to 13.6 grams.


On Mon, Dec 18, 2023 at 2:33?PM Irina <ipravdina@...> wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering if someone could clarify for me the amount of CC and oil to be eaten per day.
Here in Russia we do not measure win cups or spoons but in grams. I saw somewhere in the old messages that correct dozage in grams for CC is 100gr and for the oil 40gr. From my experience it is kind of hard to mix so much oil into so little cottage chease. And to be honest I never feel saciated with that amoung for breakfast which is suprising as some people report not being able to take this amount in one take or being full after it till 3pm.
As I watched the video on ?I noticed that the dosage of cottage seems seems to be larger than 100gr and there seems to be less oil being mixed but I can not be sure as the spoons measurements are used. Today I found out that Lothar Hirneise recommends from 100gr to 125gr of quark (which will make it easier to mix the oil) and 3 spoons of oil and educational video from his clinic on Youtube on how to make FOCC again seems to use less oil than 40gr.?
Does anyone have a scale to weight 6 spoons of cottage cheese and especially 3 spoons of oil, how much would that be in grams??
I know this sounds like a stupid question but I just want to make sure I take the right amount of oil and CC.

Thank you,
Irina


Re: amount of FOCC - sorry for this question

 

One tablespoon of flax oil weighs approximately 13.6 grams. This value is based on the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference. So, a standard tablespoon serving of flax oil is equivalent to 13.6 grams.


On Mon, Dec 18, 2023 at 2:33?PM Irina <ipravdina@...> wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering if someone could clarify for me the amount of CC and oil to be eaten per day.
Here in Russia we do not measure win cups or spoons but in grams. I saw somewhere in the old messages that correct dozage in grams for CC is 100gr and for the oil 40gr. From my experience it is kind of hard to mix so much oil into so little cottage chease. And to be honest I never feel saciated with that amoung for breakfast which is suprising as some people report not being able to take this amount in one take or being full after it till 3pm.
As I watched the video on ?I noticed that the dosage of cottage seems seems to be larger than 100gr and there seems to be less oil being mixed but I can not be sure as the spoons measurements are used. Today I found out that Lothar Hirneise recommends from 100gr to 125gr of quark (which will make it easier to mix the oil) and 3 spoons of oil and educational video from his clinic on Youtube on how to make FOCC again seems to use less oil than 40gr.?
Does anyone have a scale to weight 6 spoons of cottage cheese and especially 3 spoons of oil, how much would that be in grams??
I know this sounds like a stupid question but I just want to make sure I take the right amount of oil and CC.

Thank you,
Irina


Re: amount of FOCC - sorry for this question

Ron Muscella
 

Irina...I believe there are? approx. 14 grams per one tablespoon.

On Monday, December 18, 2023 at 03:33:52 PM EST, Irina <ipravdina@...> wrote:


Hi all,
I was wondering if someone could clarify for me the amount of CC and oil to be eaten per day.
Here in Russia we do not measure win cups or spoons but in grams. I saw somewhere in the old messages that correct dozage in grams for CC is 100gr and for the oil 40gr. From my experience it is kind of hard to mix so much oil into so little cottage chease. And to be honest I never feel saciated with that amoung for breakfast which is suprising as some people report not being able to take this amount in one take or being full after it till 3pm.
As I watched the video on ?I noticed that the dosage of cottage seems seems to be larger than 100gr and there seems to be less oil being mixed but I can not be sure as the spoons measurements are used. Today I found out that Lothar Hirneise recommends from 100gr to 125gr of quark (which will make it easier to mix the oil) and 3 spoons of oil and educational video from his clinic on Youtube on how to make FOCC again seems to use less oil than 40gr.?
Does anyone have a scale to weight 6 spoons of cottage cheese and especially 3 spoons of oil, how much would that be in grams??
I know this sounds like a stupid question but I just want to make sure I take the right amount of oil and CC.

Thank you,
Irina


amount of FOCC - sorry for this question

 

Hi all,
I was wondering if someone could clarify for me the amount of CC and oil to be eaten per day.
Here in Russia we do not measure win cups or spoons but in grams. I saw somewhere in the old messages that correct dozage in grams for CC is 100gr and for the oil 40gr. From my experience it is kind of hard to mix so much oil into so little cottage chease. And to be honest I never feel saciated with that amoung for breakfast which is suprising as some people report not being able to take this amount in one take or being full after it till 3pm.
As I watched the video on ?I noticed that the dosage of cottage seems seems to be larger than 100gr and there seems to be less oil being mixed but I can not be sure as the spoons measurements are used. Today I found out that Lothar Hirneise recommends from 100gr to 125gr of quark (which will make it easier to mix the oil) and 3 spoons of oil and educational video from his clinic on Youtube on how to make FOCC again seems to use less oil than 40gr.?
Does anyone have a scale to weight 6 spoons of cottage cheese and especially 3 spoons of oil, how much would that be in grams??
I know this sounds like a stupid question but I just want to make sure I take the right amount of oil and CC.

Thank you,
Irina


ANY UPDATES ON THOMAS HUBER ON THE LIST?

 

Can anyone say what happened to Thomas Huber on the list? He had nslc...and was taking budwig protocol.

???????????????????????????? Any updates on him,

??????????????????????????????????????? thanks


Re: Is is possible to have too many FOCC servings? And flax seeds question.

 

Hi Sara,
I first learned of the importance of the digestive enzymes; papain in papaya, and bromelain in pineapple, from discussions in this group.?

On page 115 of Dr. Budwig¡¯s book entitled ¡°Flaxseed oil As a True Aid Against Arthritis, Heart Infarction, Cancer and Other Diseases¡± she writes about the importance of papaya juice during the transition phase.
I believe there are more references to her papaya and apple juice recipe, ¡°Fermentgold¡± in her German books.?


Best wishes
Julie, UK?


Re: FO taste

 

Thank you, Dean, I will throw it away!


Re: FO taste

 

It should NOT have a distinct smell and bitter taste.? I press my own, so I know what fresh FSO looks and smells and tastes like.? ANY fishy smell or taste or bitterness is a very bad sign - a sign of rancidity.? Throw it out.

Dean

On Sun, Dec 17, 2023 at 10:44?AM ²Ñ¨¹³¦²¹³ó¾±³Ù <mucoti@...> wrote:
Hello, Irina, I don't know how to describe the smell, but it definitely has a distinct smell and a bitter taste.?

To know that it's not a bad oil, you can pay attention that the color is not too dark. Flaxseed oil made by heating is dark in color, like brown. A fresh cold-pressed flaxseed oil should be golden yellow.?

I thought maybe it smelled a bit like raw fish.?

Thank you,

²Ñ¨¹³¦²¹³ó¾±³Ù


Re: FO taste

 

If it has any fishy smell or taste, and/or bitterness, it has gone bad.? It is rancid.? Throw it away.? Consuming rancid FSO is much worse than nothing. Good FSO should have no taste other than the nice taste of fresh oil, nothing else.

Dean

On Sun, Dec 17, 2023 at 9:29?AM Irina <ipravdina@...> wrote:
Hi all,

I have a question re FO taste. The FO i've been using mostly has no spesific taste I think (because I do not taste the oil in the mix, so it seems it does not have a strong smell and taste). It is kind of hard to tell for me as I have not been using any oils for the past 9 years until I started Budwig. I only know how Olive oil smells and tastes because my husband really loves it but for the rest of the oils I have no idea.
I am rotating quark (3 brands that I use with clean ingredient lists) and thought to rotate the oils as well ones in a while just to be on a safe side.
The new oil that I bought has some really distinct taste, it has some fishy smell and I can definitely taste bitterness. None of that was in my previous oil. First I thought it was rancid but than I thought maybe this is the real taste of the oil??
What does your oil taste like? What is the real taste of the flaxseed oil? Is it suposed to have a distinct bitter taste and some fishy smell??

Thank you,
Irina


Re: FO taste

 

Hello, Irina, I don't know how to describe the smell, but it definitely has a distinct smell and a bitter taste.?

To know that it's not a bad oil, you can pay attention that the color is not too dark. Flaxseed oil made by heating is dark in color, like brown. A fresh cold-pressed flaxseed oil should be golden yellow.?

I thought maybe it smelled a bit like raw fish.?

Thank you,

²Ñ¨¹³¦²¹³ó¾±³Ù


Re: FO taste

 


I have had flax oil that has an odd taste to it as well. I bought from Puritan's Pride for 7 years and then got an order that tasted terrible from them. I sent an email to their CS and was told that the seeds hadn't been "debittered" prior to pressing and that is waht caused the off taste. I complained that I couldn't use it and they refunded my money. Also, when PP was out of stock I bought from Piping Rock and their oil always had a taste to it and was a golden color. The PP oil was always quite clear, no color. The color of the oil likely has to do with color of the seeds I expect, and probably the taste. One thing that really helps with the taste of the FO/CC is stevia, as well as berries. I am not sure what rancid oil would smell or taste like.

Rod in MN/USA
On Sunday, December 17, 2023 at 09:29:39 AM CST, Irina <ipravdina@...> wrote:


Hi all,

I have a question re FO taste. The FO i've been using mostly has no spesific taste I think (because I do not taste the oil in the mix, so it seems it does not have a strong smell and taste). It is kind of hard to tell for me as I have not been using any oils for the past 9 years until I started Budwig. I only know how Olive oil smells and tastes because my husband really loves it but for the rest of the oils I have no idea.
I am rotating quark (3 brands that I use with clean ingredient lists) and thought to rotate the oils as well ones in a while just to be on a safe side.
The new oil that I bought has some really distinct taste, it has some fishy smell and I can definitely taste bitterness. None of that was in my previous oil. First I thought it was rancid but than I thought maybe this is the real taste of the oil??
What does your oil taste like? What is the real taste of the flaxseed oil? Is it suposed to have a distinct bitter taste and some fishy smell??

Thank you,
Irina


Re: Is is possible to have too many FOCC servings? And flax seeds question.

 

Julie,

Where is papaya and pineapple mentioned in Dr. Budwig¡¯s books? My husband and I have read three translated to English books and don¡¯t recall that being mentioned.

Thanks, Sara?

On Sun, Dec 17, 2023 at 7:52?AM jfanciullacci via <jfanciullacci=[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Frances

IMHO, the extra oil and quark might be causing the intestinal discomfort if it isn¡¯t balanced with enough digestive enzymes. Dr. Budwig¡¯s plan was carefully balanced, including sauerkraut to help with digestion, but also pineapple and papaya. Her product ¡°Fermentgold¡± was a mix of papaya and apple juice. I¡¯ve made this at home by blitzing papaya, then adding fresh apple juice and freshly ground flax seeds.
Eating papaya might help if you don¡¯t have time for juicing.
Papain, the digestive enzyme in papaya, is also thought to aid the bioavailability of cucurmin, a well known cancer fighter. It has many other benefits too, so well worth adding to your husband¡¯s arsenal!

Best wishes
Julie, UK


FO taste

 

Hi all,

I have a question re FO taste. The FO i've been using mostly has no spesific taste I think (because I do not taste the oil in the mix, so it seems it does not have a strong smell and taste). It is kind of hard to tell for me as I have not been using any oils for the past 9 years until I started Budwig. I only know how Olive oil smells and tastes because my husband really loves it but for the rest of the oils I have no idea.
I am rotating quark (3 brands that I use with clean ingredient lists) and thought to rotate the oils as well ones in a while just to be on a safe side.
The new oil that I bought has some really distinct taste, it has some fishy smell and I can definitely taste bitterness. None of that was in my previous oil. First I thought it was rancid but than I thought maybe this is the real taste of the oil??
What does your oil taste like? What is the real taste of the flaxseed oil? Is it suposed to have a distinct bitter taste and some fishy smell??

Thank you,
Irina


Re: Papaya

Ron Muscella
 

Thank you Julie,
....I think I will gradually? add the seeds to my diet.
That is a good idea on putting the seeds into a pepper mill and then grinding them to serve.

On Sunday, December 17, 2023 at 09:13:54 AM EST, jfanciullacci via groups.io <jfanciullacci@...> wrote:


Hi Ron

The seeds also contain valuable amounts of papain, therefore a great addition.
They can be blended into the papaya juice but as you say, there many, many seeds in one fruit, which might be too much for one¡¯s taste.

A good suggestion is to use them in a pepper mill after drying them. They shouldn¡¯t be exposed to heat, therefore, add them after serving the meal.?

I forgot to mention earlier that green, unripe papaya contains more papain.

Best wishes
Julie, UK


Re: Papaya

 

Hi Ron

The seeds also contain valuable amounts of papain, therefore a great addition.
They can be blended into the papaya juice but as you say, there many, many seeds in one fruit, which might be too much for one¡¯s taste.

A good suggestion is to use them in a pepper mill after drying them. They shouldn¡¯t be exposed to heat, therefore, add them after serving the meal.?

I forgot to mention earlier that green, unripe papaya contains more papain.

Best wishes
Julie, UK