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Wong, companion nutrients are not part of the Budwig Protocol. Dr. Budwig didn't mention them in anything that I read. See message # 16211 for some other reasons. Wilhelm

Hi, Nelson. Yes, I think the cabbage recipe in the files needs some checking into and tweaking. I made a large batch exactly according to the recipe, and it is undrinkable because of the taste. There

I got the following recipe on making cottage cheese (called Paneer in Asia) without rennet or cheese starter kits. I wonder if the resulting cottage cheese is suitable as the 'normal' cottage cheese

Well Carolyn, there is always joy when people are doing well. Out of curiosity I checked the Life Expectancy using the Life Insurance Mortality tables and at age 90 a female is expected to live 4.64

> I have to tell you all this amazing story. My friend's mother was diagnosed in January with cancer of the uterus. SHE IS 90. The doctors wanted to do a hysterectomy. I was shocked that serious

I was diagnosed with 2c ovarian cancer of the granulosa cell type which is only diagnosed in only about 2% of the women who have ovarian cancer. I had the full hysterectomy in January (although they

I made a small batch of the sauerkraut juice last week (small meaning that I filled the blender with cabbage and some distilled water only the one time, since I was low on cabbage). I noticed the

Hi All (including Barb R, Syd, Esther and Marilyn ... I'm responding to those of with stage 1V disease and to those of you wondering if you should continue with chemo while following the JB protocol,

Somewhere I read about a simple test one can do by oneself to tell if they have cancer but I can't remember if it was in a book by Dr.Kelly or where?I also was worried about the biopsy spreading the

Gang, I made some cabbage juice as per the files. Pretty tough stuff to drink tase wise. On the 2nd batch it seemed to be pretty mild in taste as compared to the first. I used a cup of the original

Does any one know how well FO/CC works for Diabetes? I just found out my cousin had to have her toes cut off because of complications from her diabetes. Thanks.

txbabee2000@... writes: I'm not sure your age, but I am speaking in terms of agressive cancers, which are more common in pre-menopausal women. I had a tumor that went from 1.4 to 1.8 cm beteen

Hi, Carolyn. My mother was having blood in her stool last week---both red blood and black("tarry" stool.) She also vomited throughout the night obe night last week. Her doctor had her enter the

Syd, These are two different things. Colonoscopy is the gold standard and the one to request. Polyps can be removed during the colonoscopy. Sigmoidoscopy is limited because it only covers the first

Hi, Marilyn. Well, I guess. But chemotherapy is supposed to be quick acting. If it does not do the job quickly, it is not going to do the job. 111B? What are the other 110 stages? So you had no more

Dear Elliott, Ovarian cancer diagnosed beyond stage 111B is routinely treated the same way. There are exceptions but as a rule it means surgery to remove as much disease/tumor burden as possible. It's

Exactly, Syd. Do the procedure, but know for sure that *looking* is all they're going to do. Be well, Mike D. [Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian] [mdevour@... ] [Speaking only for

Mike, Well, you know, the party in question was specifically concerned that he might have colon cancer, or at least that was my understanding. There is still only one way to know for sure if you have

Cheers, Marilyn. I'm glad you are here! vanessa mjsimpson39@... writes:

One of our members recently said: "I underwent 2 surgeries and 3 years of Chemo only to have it metastasize to my neck lymph in July 2003." I know I am repeating myself when I say this, but