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Flo, Try to serve it to him as a musli for breakfast. It is quite good and good for his health (that he does not have to know). All the luck in the world. Diane ----Original Message Follows---- From:

Ulla, thanks for that tidbit about Dr. Budwig's nominations(s). Did you know that a Nobel Prize cannot be awarded posthumously? Now that Dr. Budwig has passed on, there may be no opportunity for her

Thanks Diane: That is a good point. I will keep trying to get him on the flaxseed oil and to eat mostly vegetables. It would be a start anyway.I will keep you posted. Although I'm sure the doctors

I agree with Ulla...it's interesting to read her "telegram" talks and follow her conversational sentences that can be rendered even more understandable with elipses and dashes. Wilhelm, did you ever

Hi Yang: I thought I better change my answer to your question. My son is just taking the oil, but of course with the cottage cheese and fruit. It is now breakfast for him and his wife each day. I

That IS indeed better, Wilhelm. I guess my frustration comes from such an important discovery being rendered practically moot (other than the Internet and this discussion board) partly because of

Good point Ulla. It does not say that Dr. Budwig was nominated 6 or 7 times by different people. Some of them could have been repeat nominations by the same person, i.e. by Prof. Halme. Perhaps he is

Regular, raw, beets, sometimes just the beet tops... Gerry Logan

Thanks for your response Ulla. It is reassuring to hear from you that I am not the only one experiencing difficulty with literal German-to-English translation. I will keep that in mind and translate

On a German website run by Dr. Matthias Weisser, Prof. Halme is quoted as saying "will renominate Dr. Budwig for the Nobel Prize", so it's likely that he did so several times... Btw I could find no

Wilhelm, first of all thanks for taking the time to provide these translations!!! You have beautifully summed up some of the major problems arising in German-to-English translations.Yes, literal

The nutrients found in fo/cc are a basic requirement for the immune system. Therefore, the Budwig Protocol improves the immune system. For example, she found that microorganisms observed in the blood

Liz and Catherine, these topics repeat themselves. That is no fault of yours - it is just the nature of these lists. There are always new members coming on stream who don't know what has been

Is there any effect on DIABETES with the Budwig Protacol? Thankyou Michael Wilhelm Hansen <wilhelmh@...> wrote: Catherine, blame it on my translation. In an attempt to translate as literally as

Catherine, blame it on my translation. In an attempt to translate as literally as possible, I sometimes allow myself to get caught up in her often convoluted way of writing. Anyone who knows German

As a native speaker of German and professional translator for English and French (living and working in Germany) I can assure you that Dr. Budwig's German is excellent and in keeping with her high

Also, websites need to stop referring to Johanna Budwig as a 6- or 7-time Nobel Prize nominee? There's absolutely no way to verify this. People who place credence in the Nobel Prize know this and,

Hi Yang: My son is just using the oil at this time, three tablespoons a day. However he told me he doesn't crave sweets anymore. Flo

Wilhelm, thanks for the quote. *sigh* This partly points out why Dr. Budwig's theory isn't widely accepted: she can't/couldn't write worth a darn! If only she had had someone transfer her ideas into

Gerry...what kind of beets are you taking? EW