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Hi Lindsley, If you like it fresh, you can mill buckwheat groats into flour by a regular blender. It is very easy. When I was in Germany, the community's bakery always mill the grains and seeds right

Dear Rahel, Thank you for sharing the importance of soaking the rice before you cook. I actually have never done this but now that YOU have shared the importance of this step, I will do so from here

Hi Andreas I don't know whether the reduction was entirely due to BP as I was also having chemotherapy, but I believe that it was mainly because of BP. Even my oncologist expressed surprise at the

Hi, Anna, age 37 here. Diagnosed a year and half ago with colo-rectal cancer, opted for changing diet drastically and natural alternatives only vs surgery and chemo. Started doing Budwig about two

Bob, Sometimes an oncologist who respects alternative "natural foods" approaches can be better to work with. Joe

I am sending it again so that someone will give me an answer, Thank you very much. A. Griffith ---In FlaxSeedOil2@..., wrote : Julian or others, I have a question concerning the

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thanks, Lindsley! Yes, I am aware of Dr. Weil's comments about phytates. Good that you mentioned this. My feeling is that we get enough of those phytates from fresh vegetables, so we need not worry

Hi Liz, Thank for your kind reply, which I've been thinking about. I've always wondered how I might know when I'm getting into autoimmune territory, other than by observing trends and evaluating

We buy juice sweetened cranberries at https://www.clnf.org/cranberries-juice-sweetened . They are very good (but not organic) Linda Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2017 11:26 AM To:

Shalom again Lindsley! *More comments about soaking. You wrote*: Soak the 1/4 cup [black] beans in 1 cup of water for 8 hours. *Or *heat the water, add in the beans, bring back to a boil. Turn off

Dear Rahel, Let me respond to your questions the best I can. I do not soak the buckwheat. You probably already know that it is a seed, not a grain. It is recommended by Dr. Johanna Budwig which is why

Hi Everyone, The information below is based on Dr. Budwig's books - The Oil-Protein Cookbook[1952] and Cancer-the Problem and the Solution[1999] and is on my website at https://budwig-videos.com

The recipe looks great! I already have some buckwheat and buckwheat flour and frozen cranberries. Going to make some this morning ! I have made progress with my CLL bringing my platelet count up from

Shalom Lindsley, I am really delighted to hear that buckwheat in these muffins, and in the other foods that you have described, are helping your husband to overcome cachexia. This is a serious issue,

Thank you Lndsley, I hope his appetite returns and that he gains weight.All the best to you both,Dana To: FlaxSeedOil2@... Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2017 11:20 AM Subject: Re:

Dana, What I meant is that he is maintaining weight after adding in buckwheat in many forms. I am hopeful he will start gaining as his appetite is so much improved from where it was a month ago. Hope

Hi Frank, Here are a few recipes to get you started. All recipes are for 2 people. *Buckwheat Cereal* 1 cup water 1/3 cup buckwheat cereal (dry) We use Bob’s Red Mill brand Bring water to boil. Add