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who needs scientific evidence when we clearly see with our own eyes what works? This is amazing, yet so simple, and inexpensive! What do the drs have to compare to this? NOTTA! Keep up the great work,

I get a pound of ground Tumeric in the restaurant supply house for about $6.00 and use it in my food preparation. Cheaper than capsules and we like the flavor. mjh FlaxSeedOil2@... writes:

You do not mention which diuretics of where the fluid is being retained..... but, the following are diuretic: coffee parsley dandelion asparagus chamomile hope this helps mjh

Hi, If my life depended on Brian Clement or Dr. Budwig, there is no question in my mind which way I would go. Cliff

Hi, Just a couple of things about which I want to write. A cousin of mine, now 80, had colon cancer and a tumor about the size of an orange was removed surgically. The doctor then put her on chemo and

I know the medical industry uses lasix for fluid retention. (So does the horse racing industry) It's supposed to work well & be safe. I'm not endorsing or promoting. Go to this lick & check it out for

HI Darla, any chance you can buy your own goats?? Virginia <d_lallatin@y...> wrote: self. I do think it is propbably the pasturized dairy. I usually eat raw goat yogurt and it treats me beautifully. I

HI Darla, My ND recommended the Blood Type Diet to me, and in the BTD, for a type B blood type, Sunflower seeds and seseme seeds are avoid-foods because they cause bloating. I have found this to be

Cliff and group: I attended a lecture by Brian Clement "The Hippocrates Health Institute" and he expressed no credibility on Dr. Joanna Budwig's protocol. In spite of all the evidence presented by

Lemon and limes are truly only alkaline if you use an organic source. I know this by tracking levels of acidity through iridology. :) Les Catterall <ltcatterall@...> wrote:Hi Claire/Ramon,

A little note on curry. Curry contains only a small fraction of Curcumin. A standard curry powder would include: turmeric, coriander,cumin, pepper (essential), cloves, cardamom, ginger, nutmeg,

When I was retaining fluids, I was advised first to drink more water, and then was told that taking CoQ10 (400 mg daily in four divided doses) would go a long way help to strengthen the kidneys. I was

done that - he has juice or water on hand at all times, and he does drink it - but thanks anyway.k lookie13 <lookie13@...> wrote:drink more water.

drink more water.

Hilton, I'm so delighted to hear that your wife is now in remission with a nice Ca 125 of 10! That is awesome. I echo the views of others to keep on doing what seems to be working ... and to do it for

Paul is retaining fluid at an alarming rate - we are off chemo and still doing FO/CC. Does anyone have any suggestions how to reduce or eliminate the retention. We tried diuretics and they did

Steve and group: Interesting you bring up curcumin. I've been mixing grounded brown flaxseeds with curry powder (3.5 oz/.99)for two months now. Can this combination be the reason for the drop in

Jan There's a candle on our altar for you and your family. mjh FlaxSeedOil2@... writes:

Hey, don't tamper with the recipe..... limes, like lemons help the body become more alkaline. and the lime juice is what 'cooks' the cod or whatever fish used in ceviche. Avoid spoiled fish and have