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writes: Surely Budwig is competely vegetarian,,, ie, no meat, fish or poultry, I'm not being judgemental here ,,, just asking if I have got it right? Rebecca

Rebecca. . last week there was some discussion on Glyonutrients being a useful alternative for fighting cancer, some felt it was good and some felt it wasn't afterall glyconutrients is just another

Rebecca, can you point me to where Dr.Budwig said that honey is necessary for the mix? I believe she said that some honey may be used rather than saying that it is necessary. One point that I have

Some Interesting replies on this problem, thank you, Wilhelm ... No, I cant point you to the reference... I wish I knew more but unfortunately I don't have her book yet (It's on order from Amazon) but

From: <rdavilajr@...> a little bit of honey is OK. A LITTLE bit, particularly if not taken on an empty stomach, is fine. Most fruit are not very high glycemic (don't cause a big surge in

Apparently, "the most often quoted readings say: 'Those who would eat two to three almonds each day need never fear cancer.' (1158-31) 'If an almond is taken each day, and kept up, you'll never have

The sugar problem is puzzling me too Dr. Budwig states that honey is necessary for the mix, and she recommends fruit and juices, but I too thought sugar ion any form was a cancer feeder, Rebecca

I know they use sugar and some radioactive stuff, but this is only a one time thing. I know a person with cancer should not take sugar, but some say that a little bit of honey is OK. I don't no about

Cliff Beckwith wrote: I switched from powdered ginger to cutting up fresh ginger and adding it to my fo/cc. Someone on this list mentioned a few weeks ago that fresh ginger may be more powerful. How

MsKatlee wrote: I cracked a tooth in half last year and needed a crown. So now I no longer eat almonds 'as is'. I put enough for a few days in a container, add water, and let them sit on the counter

Chemo is...... poisoning the body to make it healthy. Absurb. Please, no more talk of chemo. I have watched too many co-workers over the years lose their health with chemo.It is sickening (literally).

Would you know the ratio of water to almonds to make what amount? Thanks, Del "glogan" wrote: to crumble it is most likely the vigorous chewing of the almonds, teeth against teeth, steps in preparing

For the ones that are the non believers of what Edgar Cayce may or may not have said about Almonds and Cancer go to www.whitington.com/almond/ Hope this will help Gerry Logan

Larry I don't eat the sugar coated Kellogg's dry food, when you go shopping for breakfast cereals they now have about a 1/2 mile of dry garbage that our kids eat all the time, I eat the ones that come

Thanks again, Gerry. Sounds like a great idea. Chloie glogan wrote:

You can make a very powerful health drink by adding sesame seeds, and raw sunflower seeds to the almonds, loaded with Vit B17, some even like to mix this seed milk along with the cottage cheese and

Can we get back to flax oil and the diet? I think there are several other yahoo groups for discussion of religion, politics and the rest. I will never understand how so many groups go through this,

Yes, Wilhelm, I believe it is - absolutley. To respect the principles of others does not mean to stifle them. How sad is it that nobody can say something they feel is important to health on this group

Chloie I agree that there are grey areas where it is difficult to know whether something is on topic or not. In these cases you will usually not get any objection from other members or from the

A possibly more gentle (on the nutritious content) and just as effective method is bringing water to the boil, throwing in the almonds for a "moment" (I think 10 seconds will do), and then immediately