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Re: TURMERIC'S RANKING

sitzfamily
 

My Indian friends who make their own curry powder, add the tumeric
separately from the other spices, and control the amount in each
dish.
Virginia

--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., sansrx@a... wrote:

It's Turmeric.

Here's something I've been going throughout my everyday life.
I think I'm buying the right product, but the ingredients are in
the wrong
order or they're non-existant. This is why it takes longer to get
well or
worsen.
How many times do I hear: "If I knew then what I know now,,,,"
Perfect example re Curry Powder with ingredients ranking in order:
BADIA: (2 oz plastic bottle, I may be advised glass is best) Miami
FL.
Turmeric, Corriandre, Cumin, Fenugreek, Black Pepper, Ginger,
Mustard, Fennel
Seed, Allspice and Red Pepper.

On the other hand,

Mehran (3.5 oz cellophane sealed bag) packed by Pure Food Ltd.
Jebel Ali.
U.A.E.
Chili, Corriander, Cumin, Black Pepper, Turmeric, Cinnamon, Mace,
Clove,
Cardammom, Bay leaves, Ginger, Garlic, Salt, Mango Powder.

I would think that Turmeric being a middle eastern spice, (I
think?) Turmeric
would get first ranking among its companions/ingredients.

My unproffesional opinion tells me "go with Badia" Yes?
SHARING+LEARNING=WELLNESS

¸é²¹³¾¨®²Ô

P.S. Is it best to buy seeds, herbs in a sealed bag vs from a
glass jar with
its lid being opened 5-20 times a day @ the health food stores? I
would think
sealed is best, Yes?
____________________________________________________

Subj: Fw: [pralt-discuss] TUMERIC?
Date: 4/24/2003 5:53:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: <A href="mailto:ndoucet@j...">ndoucet@j...</A>
Reply-to: <A href="mailto:pralt-discuss@p...">pralt-
discuss@p...</A>

Is it Tumeric or Turmeric?---Nelson

-------- Forwarded message ----------
From: SANSRX@a...
To:
@aol.com
Cc: FlaxSeedOil2@...
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2003 15:53:12 -0400
Subject: [pralt-discuss] TUMERIC
Message-ID: <272AED32.32415434.0004C403@a...>


I should derive greater benefit with straight tumeric than with
the curry
powder with its added ingredients.
Thanks for sharing
Ramon


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Re: Alternative Cancer Therapies

sitzfamily
 

Thanks Rose, I have been rolling these kinds of thoughts around in
my head, formulating the same kind of response. You said it well.
Virginia

--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., Rose Bowman <rosiebowman@y...>
wrote:
Hello all,
Having followed the thread on IPT, alt-meds, etc, and
keeping the Budwig Protocol in mind, I'd like to offer
a few of my own comments regarding our quest for
cancer cure and quality health. I speak solely from
the perspective of a God-fearing person who believes
that God engineered our fantastic bodies and also
provides the perfect cure(s) when we're sick, and also
as one who believes in being very thorough.

Our goal in treating cancer is to kill the cancer and
build immunity concurrently. Using pure and natural
methods such as the Budwig Protocol builds the body's
defenses and allows it to heal from within, on a
cellular level, ultimately enabling the body itself to
kill the cancer. A method like the Budwig protocol,
perhaps enhanced with herbs and a wholesome,
nutrient-packed diet, is the ultimate way to overcome
cancer and will do the job over time.

If your cancer is advanced, it becomes a race to see
how quickly you can detoxify, purify, and balance your
body chemistry so as to reverse the process. Every
body is different, and some people take longer than
others. An advanced cancer may not give you time.
That is the point when you use some method to
jumpstart the process, to start killing those cancer
cells in the most benign yet effective manner
possible, while at the same time nurturing your body
with good nutrition, and I mean pouring it on thick.
The proper anti-oxidants and detoxifiers will protect
the tissues from harm, and the immune system will stop
taking a beating, rise up, and become strong.

This is exactly what IPT does. Its potency is enough
to poison the cancer but not nearly enough to be the
lethal, toxic weapon that high-dose chemo can be.
Proper nutrition and other therapies used with IPT
help negate any toxic effects that may exist while
supporting and building your defenses until your own
body can take over. Not only does the patient not
become nauseous after a treatment but actually has a
healthy appetite. Nutrients are also mixed into the
fluids during the treatment to further protect the
liver, blood, etc.

Obviously, I have an affinity for IPT and chose it for
my mother, but there are other effective treatments as
well. Again, when time is of the essence, the point
is to find methods by which to start killing the
cancer and reverse the process, allowing the body some
reprieve, which then enables the body to defend itself
and start healing. In effect, we have to stabilize,
and a very advanced cancer may not have time to do so
with diet alone. Jumpstart the process, while at the
same time nurturing the body with the correct regimen,
such as the Budwig Protocol. If you're not hurting
but only helping the body while quickly killing the
cancer, it just makes sense to me.

Rose Bowman


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Re: lecture by Brian Clement

sitzfamily
 

Of course. He has a huge amount of time, money and brainpower
invested in what he has going. To turn around his beliefs would be
to say that all that was in vain. A very large leap most humans
can't make.
Virginia

--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., sansrx@a... wrote:

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 stories on this site.
He follows a different way of healing.
Can it be if he learns it does work, that his entire livelyhood
will be
threatened?
Ramon
______________________________________________________________


Subj: [FlaxSeedOil2] Two testimonies?
Date: 4/24/2003 10:01:44 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: <A href="mailto:cliffb865@c...">cliffb865@c...</A>
Reply-to: <A
href="mailto:FlaxSeedOil2@...">FlaxSeedOil2@...
om</A>

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 she began having problems.?
Sometime
later he found a tumor in her right leg and operated on that.? In
doing that
he damaged a nerve in her leg which causes problems but she has
learned to
drive her car with it.

Emily had been putting flax oil and cottage cheese in a blender
with a whole
lot of other stuff and mixing it all at once which we realized was
not
working.

She began mixing the flax oil and cottage cheese first and then
added the
other things.

The doctor was very put out when she refused further chemo as well
as was
her daughter who is an RN.

She decided to depend on the FO/CC and live or die rather than
have more
chemo and suffer and die anyway.

Yesterday I received word that she had just had a pet scan and
another test
and has no detectable cancer.? The port is coming out if it is not
out
already.

Needless to say she now is checking with a different doctor than
the
original.
***

The second report is in a round about way.

I am a veteran of an LCI [G] Gunboat group from WW II.? During
some reunions
I became acquainted with Don, a retired professor from Ohio State
University.

Of course, we talked about the FO/CC.

Another shipmate called me yesterday pesuant to info on a National
Reunion.

He had been talking to Don and asked him if he remembered Cliff.

Don said that he did.? His daughter's best friend had cancer and
he passed
on the information from Cliff and it saved his daughter's friend's
life.

No more info than that, but very interesting.? To me it makes all
this worth
while, even though it is not verified scientifically.

Cliff



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Re: combining cancer diets for synergetic results

Mike & Jane
 

Hi All,

The Gerson diet, like so many other cancer diets (including Dr. Budwigs) are
extremely successful in reducing the amount of Omega-6 fats that are
consumed. I believe that any diet that can be maintained by the user, and
decreases these unwanted fats is a good one.

But I totally disagree with what Charlotte Gerson proposes with regards to
flax oil and ground seed. She completely misses the mark. Which is one
reason why forums like this are important. This way we can share ideas on
what works for each of us.

Respectfully,
Mike Martin

----- Original Message -----
From: Gubi <gubisara@...>
To: <FlaxSeedOil2@...>
Sent: Friday, April 25, 2003 5:43 PM
Subject: [FlaxSeedOil2] combining cancer diets for synergetic results




Hi everyone,

Combining cancer dietary measures for achieving synergetic results:


This is with regards to someone (sympatethic) who is about to
start a cancer diet and regiment.
It seems that if one for example would like to combine the best of the
Gerson
diet (potassium supplementation, sodium restriction, calorie restriction,
protein restriction, thyroid as well as other supplements, large quantities
of vegetables
and fruits, including frequent juicing), with the best of the Budwig diet
( FSO/CC) that the following should be done:
It would be wise to start by following the building blocks of the Gerson
diet, and only after 6-8 weeks start introducing the FSO/CC.
The rational for this is the following: Gerson found that if you eliminate
dietary protein, you can cause even more of what he called "Natrium
Ausschuss", sodium outpouring or flooding, out in the urine, "more and more
and more". He said you must stop dietary proteins for a period of 6 to 8
weeks in order to cause the sodium to leave the body and in order to cause
the edemas to be absorbed. In his mind, it seemed clear that sodium is
trapped in the body with protein; it is trapped in deposits of protein and
sodium complexed.

This is why I believe that this particular order of introduction of these
dietary measures is important and in my opinion superior.

I'm intrested in your opinions and input on these thoughts.

Regards, Gubi






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Re: TURMERIC'S RANKING AND ITS HISTORY

[email protected]
 

Greeat research
Gracias
¸é²¹³¾¨®²Ô



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TURMERIC'S RANKING?/ WHICH IS A BETER PRODUCT?

[email protected]
 

I do
Publix is one.
Can you comment on whether Badia is, or not a better product?
Thanks
Ramon
_______________________________________________________________

Subj: RE: [pralt-discuss] TURMERIC'S RANKING?
Date: 4/25/2003 10:10:14 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: <A href="mailto:Mike.Hannon@...">Mike.Hannon@...</A>
Reply-to: <A href="mailto:pralt-discuss@...">pralt-discuss@prostate90</A>
.com
Why not just buy the spice turmeric at the grocery store?

Peace,
Mike

-----Original Message-----
From: SANSRX@... [mailto:SANSRX@...]
Sent: Friday, April 25, 2003 9:59 AM
To: ndoucet@...
Cc: Foxhillers@...; FlaxseedOil2@...;
pralt-discuss@...
Subject: [pralt-discuss] TURMERIC'S RANKING



It's Turmeric.

Here's something I've been going throughout my everyday life.
I think I'm buying the right product, but the ingredients are in the wrong
order or they're non-existant. This is why it takes longer to get well or
worsen.
How many times do I hear: "If I knew then what I know now,,,,"
Perfect example re Curry Powder with ingredients ranking in order:
BADIA: (2 oz plastic bottle, I may be advised glass is best) Miami FL.
Turmeric, Corriandre, Cumin, Fenugreek, Black Pepper, Ginger, Mustard,
Fennel Seed, Allspice and Red Pepper.

On the other hand,

Mehran (3.5 oz cellophane sealed bag) packed by Pure Food Ltd. Jebel Ali.
U.A.E.
Chili, Corriander, Cumin, Black Pepper, Turmeric, Cinnamon, Mace, Clove,
Cardammom, Bay leaves, Ginger, Garlic, Salt, Mango Powder.

I would think that Turmeric being a middle eastern spice, (I think?)
Turmeric would get first ranking among its companions/ingredients.

My unproffesional opinion tells me "go with Badia" Yes?
SHARING+LEARNING=WELLNESS

¸é²¹³¾¨®²Ô

P.S. Is it best to buy seeds, herbs in a sealed bag vs from a glass jar with
its lid being opened 5-20 times a day @ the health food stores? I would
think sealed is best, Yes?
____________________________________________________

Subj: Fw: [pralt-discuss] TUMERIC?
Date: 4/24/2003 5:53:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: ndoucet@... <mailto:ndoucet@...>?
Reply-to: pralt-discuss@... <mailto:pralt-discuss@...>


Is it Tumeric or Turmeric?---Nelson

-------- Forwarded message ----------
From: SANSRX@...
To:
@aol.com
Cc: FlaxSeedOil2@...
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2003 15:53:12 -0400
Subject: [pralt-discuss] TUMERIC
Message-ID: <272AED32.32415434.0004C403@...>


I should derive greater benefit with straight tumeric than with the curry
powder with its added ingredients.
Thanks for sharing
Ramon



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QUERCETIN / ED

[email protected]
 

Brian and all:

Onions and appples contain Quercetin.
What does Quercetin supposed to do anyway?
Have a few capsules left (Jarow 100 500 mgs) and feel no different as when
first commenced, whether I take one or six a day. Same for Androstenedione,
L-Arginine, Total Minerals, which I've added to the list of supps, (10)
having remorse on ingesting any form of supps, always believed that natural
is always best, just eliminate the undesirable foods.
Cutting out/down on sugar of any kind including honey, adding FOCCFSG with
turmeric, (curry powder) lets not leave out exercise and fasting, have made
and improvement on my over all health, as well as our nine year young
chow-lab.
I'm still not emptying the bladder, continue to push below navel and
perineum,or else I dribble, and a lasting erection is not happening.
No admonishments, attacks please, only constructive comments.
Best of recoveries
¸é²¹³¾¨®²Ô

_____________________________________________________________

Subj: [pralt-discuss] Prosta-Q/Farr Laboratories?
Date: 4/24/2003 8:12:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: <A href="mailto:Btdconnolly@...">Btdconnolly@...</A>
Reply-to: <A href="mailto:pralt-discuss@...">pralt-discuss@...</A>
To: <A href="mailto:pralt-discuss@...">pralt-discuss@...</A>
Sent from the Internet (Details)
??????????
???????????? Has anyone tried Prosta-Q by Farr Laboratories? It contains
quercetin and other substances that are good for treating prostate and pelvic
inflammation. Has anybody had any success with this product? Or are there
better sources for quercetin?

???????????? ?????? ?????? ?????? Thank you,
???????????? ????????????????????????????????????????? Brian


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TURMERIC'S RANKING

[email protected]
 

It's Turmeric.

Here's something I've been going throughout my everyday life.
I think I'm buying the right product, but the ingredients are in the wrong
order or they're non-existant. This is why it takes longer to get well or
worsen.
How many times do I hear: "If I knew then what I know now,,,,"
Perfect example re Curry Powder with ingredients ranking in order:
BADIA: (2 oz plastic bottle, I may be advised glass is best) Miami FL.
Turmeric, Corriandre, Cumin, Fenugreek, Black Pepper, Ginger, Mustard, Fennel
Seed, Allspice and Red Pepper.

On the other hand,

Mehran (3.5 oz cellophane sealed bag) packed by Pure Food Ltd. Jebel Ali.
U.A.E.
Chili, Corriander, Cumin, Black Pepper, Turmeric, Cinnamon, Mace, Clove,
Cardammom, Bay leaves, Ginger, Garlic, Salt, Mango Powder.

I would think that Turmeric being a middle eastern spice, (I think?) Turmeric
would get first ranking among its companions/ingredients.

My unproffesional opinion tells me "go with Badia" Yes?
SHARING+LEARNING=WELLNESS

¸é²¹³¾¨®²Ô

P.S. Is it best to buy seeds, herbs in a sealed bag vs from a glass jar with
its lid being opened 5-20 times a day @ the health food stores? I would think
sealed is best, Yes? ____________________________________________________

Subj: Fw: [pralt-discuss] TUMERIC?
Date: 4/24/2003 5:53:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: <A href="mailto:ndoucet@...">ndoucet@...</A>
Reply-to: <A href="mailto:pralt-discuss@...">pralt-discuss@...</A>

Is it Tumeric or Turmeric?---Nelson

-------- Forwarded message ----------
From: SANSRX@...
To:
@aol.com
Cc: FlaxSeedOil2@...
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2003 15:53:12 -0400
Subject: [pralt-discuss] TUMERIC
Message-ID: <272AED32.32415434.0004C403@...>


I should derive greater benefit with straight tumeric than with the curry
powder with its added ingredients.
Thanks for sharing
Ramon


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Re: Digest Number 722

Peter Fackelmann
 

MJH -

you like the taste?
I hate it, but mixed into the FO/CC mix it's camouflaged,-)

Regards

Peter

At 21:10 Uhr +0200 24.04.2003, foxhillers@... wrote:
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
Re: Reply to Simon/Re: Goat's milk yoghurt/flaxseed oil

Milpara
 

Hi Simon,
Peter Fackelmann just posted this to Gubi re: a comparison between Goat`s
milk and cow`s milk. Peter`s data also covered other items. I hope this
helps and saves a bit of time. regards, Mike Cinel

----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Fackelmann" <pfackelmann@...>
To: <FlaxSeedOil2@...>
Sent: Friday, April 18, 2003 7:17 PM
Subject: Re: [FlaxSeedOil2] New Member questions..help please :)


Gubi - here:

% Protein Cystine Methionine

Cow's Milk 7.55 0.07 0.19
Cottage Cheese 12.39 0.12 0.37
Yogurt 5.25 0.05 0.16
Goat's Milk 3.56 0.05 0.08
Goats's soft cheese* 18.52 0.08 0.49
Soy milk 2.75 0.05 0.04
Silk tofu 4.80 0.07 0.07
Whey dried 11.73 0.21 0.22

USDA Handbook 8 Database Release 15 (August 2002)

Regards

Peter
At 8:55 Uhr +0200 18.04.2003, Gubi wrote:
Does any one have any idea as to the comparative measure of sulphur in
certain foods ie CC, yogurt, leeks, kefir etc?
===----- Original Message -----
From: "smoon235" <smoon235@...>
To: <FlaxSeedOil2@...>
Sent: Friday, April 25, 2003 8:12 AM
Subject: [FlaxSeedOil2] Re: Goat's milk yoghurt/flaxseed oil


There shouldnt be much of a difference in efficacy between using
goat's milk and cow's milk. The only thing you want to make sure you
are doing right is the ratio of oil/protein. Check out the Cystein
and Methionine levels of the goat milk yogurt and compare them to the
cow's milk yogurt and then adjust the amount of yogurt you use per
tbs of flax oil.

simon



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Re: New Member questions..help please :)

Gubi
 

Thanks peter!!!

----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Fackelmann" <pfackelmann@...>
To: <FlaxSeedOil2@...>
Sent: Friday, April 18, 2003 7:17 PM
Subject: Re: [FlaxSeedOil2] New Member questions..help please :)


Gubi -

here:

% Protein Cystine Methionine

Cow's Milk 7.55 0.07 0.19
Cottage Cheese 12.39 0.12 0.37
Yogurt 5.25 0.05 0.16
Goat's Milk 3.56 0.05 0.08
Goats's soft cheese* 18.52 0.08 0.49
Soy milk 2.75 0.05 0.04
Silk tofu 4.80 0.07 0.07
Whey dried 11.73 0.21 0.22

USDA Handbook 8 Database Release 15 (August 2002)

Regards

Peter


At 8:55 Uhr +0200 18.04.2003, Gubi wrote:
Does any one have any idea as to the comparative measure of sulphur in
certain foods ie CC, yogurt, leeks, kefir etc?
This would be helpful I believe.



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Re: Goat's milk yoghurt/flaxseed oil

 

There shouldnt be much of a difference in efficacy between using
goat's milk and cow's milk. The only thing you want to make sure you
are doing right is the ratio of oil/protein. Check out the Cystein
and Methionine levels of the goat milk yogurt and compare them to the
cow's milk yogurt and then adjust the amount of yogurt you use per
tbs of flax oil.

simon
Alternative Cancer Therapies

 

Hello all,
Having followed the thread on IPT, alt-meds, etc, and
keeping the Budwig Protocol in mind, I'd like to offer
a few of my own comments regarding our quest for
cancer cure and quality health. I speak solely from
the perspective of a God-fearing person who believes
that God engineered our fantastic bodies and also
provides the perfect cure(s) when we're sick, and also
as one who believes in being very thorough.

Our goal in treating cancer is to kill the cancer and
build immunity concurrently. Using pure and natural
methods such as the Budwig Protocol builds the body's
defenses and allows it to heal from within, on a
cellular level, ultimately enabling the body itself to
kill the cancer. A method like the Budwig protocol,
perhaps enhanced with herbs and a wholesome,
nutrient-packed diet, is the ultimate way to overcome
cancer and will do the job over time.

If your cancer is advanced, it becomes a race to see
how quickly you can detoxify, purify, and balance your
body chemistry so as to reverse the process. Every
body is different, and some people take longer than
others. An advanced cancer may not give you time.
That is the point when you use some method to
jumpstart the process, to start killing those cancer
cells in the most benign yet effective manner
possible, while at the same time nurturing your body
with good nutrition, and I mean pouring it on thick.
The proper anti-oxidants and detoxifiers will protect
the tissues from harm, and the immune system will stop
taking a beating, rise up, and become strong.

This is exactly what IPT does. Its potency is enough
to poison the cancer but not nearly enough to be the
lethal, toxic weapon that high-dose chemo can be.
Proper nutrition and other therapies used with IPT
help negate any toxic effects that may exist while
supporting and building your defenses until your own
body can take over. Not only does the patient not
become nauseous after a treatment but actually has a
healthy appetite. Nutrients are also mixed into the
fluids during the treatment to further protect the
liver, blood, etc.

Obviously, I have an affinity for IPT and chose it for
my mother, but there are other effective treatments as
well. Again, when time is of the essence, the point
is to find methods by which to start killing the
cancer and reverse the process, allowing the body some
reprieve, which then enables the body to defend itself
and start healing. In effect, we have to stabilize,
and a very advanced cancer may not have time to do so
with diet alone. Jumpstart the process, while at the
same time nurturing the body with the correct regimen,
such as the Budwig Protocol. If you're not hurting
but only helping the body while quickly killing the
cancer, it just makes sense to me.

Rose Bowman


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Re: Goat's milk yoghurt/flaxseed oil

Hanneke
 

Having been reading the messages on this list for quite some time, collating all kinds of testimonials in a file for future reference and to pass on if someone might need it, I have a question.

Being lactose intolerant, I still have tried the combination flaxseed oil with low fat yoghurt, and cottage cheese, trial and erro, just testing myself but it was not doing me any good as the lactose intolerance caused too many problems.

At the moment I'm eating goat's milk yoghurt with the oil, plus added mixture of ground flaxseeds/sunflower/almonds (all organic I might add), and I feel great with untold energy. I don't know much about the chemistry difference between cows and goats milk (goes over my head...lol) but are there any testimonials available from people who have into remission by using goat's milk?

I'd really like to know that.

Regards
Hanneke-Australia
TUMERIC

[email protected]
 

I should derive greater benefit with straight tumeric than with the curry powder with its added ingredients.
Thanks for sharing
Ramon
________________________________________________________

Subj: Re: [FlaxSeedOil2] Digest Number 722
Date: 4/24/2003 2:10:09 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: foxhillers@...
To: FlaxSeedOil2@...
Reply-To: FlaxSeedOil2@...
Sent from the Internet (Details)

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
Re: Restaurant supply spices

Starris
 

Herbs and spices sold in jars in grocery stores have no medicinal properties,
largely because they have been irradiated. I wonder if the restaurant supply
spices have been treated the same way.

Starris

----- Original Message -----
From: <foxhillers@...>
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
Re: lecture by Brian Clement

 

From what i know of living foods and hippocrates, they are vegan in
general. So i would guess his objection would be mostly about
consuming dairy.

Some of the people there are called Natural Hygienists, which dont
believe in doing ANYTHING to help the body. They believe in eating
only whole foods. So flax oil is not a whole food and therefore, by
their standard, its a stimulant/poison to the body. Based on that
they would deny any benefits from the budwig protocol.
Some of them go as far as saying that using a grinder to grind the
flax seeds is unnatural and would disqualify it on that level.

Most natural hygienists that i spoke to dont deny that the drugs do
something, but they deny that something is good. They will tell you
that consuming the budwig diet hides the symptoms of cancer but
doesnt treat the real cause. Which, in their oppinion, is "dirt"
or "uncleanliness". (Not in the soap and shower manner)

Anyways, there are people who want to help people and there are
people who want to impose a system. Mainstream medicine imposes a
doctrine and a system. The hippocrates institute imposes their
system, they dont integrate what works. Sort of like how devout
christians wont integrate evolution because it threatens God or the
Bible or whatever.

simon

--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., sansrx@a... wrote:

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 stories on this site.
He follows a different way of healing.
Can it be if he learns it does work, that his entire livelyhood
will be
threatened?
Ramon
Re: questions..help please!! :)

 

Interesting ideas, but the bloating etc. was before and without the sesame and sunflower. I am now wondering if it is a problem with the ground flax seeds. Do we have to use ground flax seeds with the oil?

sitzfamily <sitzfamily@...> wrote: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
true, If I eat one seseme seed, I blow up just like you described. I
don't know your blood type, but try it without the seseme and
sunflower seeds. I don't know much about Udo's oil, I stick to what
Dr. Budwig recommended.
Virginia

--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., Darla Lallatin
<d_lallatin@y...> wrote:
Thanks in advance for any help or ideas... Can someone help set
the record straight for me about Udo's blend vs. Barlaens Flax. I
know most of you talk about Flax only and some of you have said that
the other Omegas are a big no-no. But I have had several other
people tell me that Udo's is the only way to go and help turn around
their digestion trouble. I am still really struggling with getting
used to the Flax oil and soured dairy. Currently in one day total, I
am doing 3-4 Tablespoons oil mixed in with either organic cottage
cheese, or goat yogurt and some flax meal and small amounts of
ground sunflower seeds and sesame seeds. Maybe I have done too much
too fast? I love the taste of it, but it really makes me bloated
and slows my elimination way down. I am quite thin but my stomach
looks like I am four months pregnant now that I have started using
this (only for the past two 1/2 weeks or so) I also drink a whole
lot of water. Do I have to use Flax Meal, I am wondering if that is
the problem. I am also going to switch to raw goat yogurt and see of
that helps, opther wise I am going to have to stop because of this
real digestion and elimination problem this has brought
on...something I hate to do because Iam so impressed with everything
I have read about Budwigs' results. Thanks! Darla




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Re: Anyone have any suggestions?

Janet Belden
 

gotu kola, tagalter, burdock root powder is good for swelling of muscles,
joints, and tissue...

janet

----- Original Message -----
From: "Gaylen Tibbitt" <golfegg@...>
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Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2003 5:28 AM
Subject: Re: [FlaxSeedOil2] Anyone have any suggestions?


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 yourself &
decide.







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To: FlaxSeedOil2@...
Subject: [FlaxSeedOil2] Anyone have any suggestions?
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2003 20:44:46 -0000

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 nothing.

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Jerry Mittelman
 

Science or Money?

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Science or Money?
Educating Instead of Medicating

Sugar industry threatens to scupper WHO The sugar industry in the US is threatening to bring the World Health Organization to its knees by demanding that Congress end its funding unless the WHO scraps guidelines on healthy eating, due to be published on Wednesday.
"WHO" is stronger? "Science" or "Money"? Is Science shaping business, or is business shaping science? And you thought that medicine is a science! Think again! Take your time to study what is going on behind the scenes ... MEDICINE is a BIG BUSINESS, while science excuse is just used to manipulate naive, uninformed and plain stupid.

THEM THEY are numerous. THEY are wealthy and powerful beyond belief. THEY have the ability to make people do anything they want them to do, when and how they want them to do it.

Robert C. Atkins, M.D. Dies at 72 Dr. Robert C. Atkins, one of the pioneers of complementary medicine in the United States and one of the most famous, successful and enduring nutrition experts of the last 40 years, died on April 17, 2003 in New York City at the age of 72.

Mercury fillings may be affecting dentists - study Dentists are more likely to suffer memory and kidney problems which could be due to long-term exposure to mercury in tooth fillings, doctors said.

Sanctioning the Right to Lie Future drug and other medical trials can be carried out on potentially huge numbers of people, possibly without their consent. Those particularly at risk would be the mentally ill, who are deemed not to be able to give their consent; those with diseases for which there is no known effective treatment; people who are in a coma; those needing emergency treatment; and, perhaps most worrying, children.

Top 100 AIDS Science Inconsistencies The persistence of the HIV=AIDS=Death dogma is truly astonishing, in the face of so many specific scientific flaws.

Modern Medicine: The New World Religion Real health keeps regressing while the great medical "miracles," such as vaccines and antibiotics, are now clearly showing their limitations, which some had foreseen and warned of right from the start. This undeserved credit comes mostly from the fact that medicine and science have replaced religion as the only certain belief in an uncertain world.
And the doctors and scientists are seen as the priests of the new religion, delivering through the certainties of science what the old discredited gods were not able to deliver. If we can no longer believe in the miracles, the cures and the curses of the old religions, we can certainly believe in the miracles, the cures and the destructive powers of the new science.

California Appeals Court BLUDGEONS Quackbusters A California Appeals Court, yesterday, April 22, 2003, bludgeoned the National Council Against Health Fraud (NCAHF), and their whole argument about what constitutes good and bad health care. The quackbuster's operating theme, the argument they use against alternative proponents, came under a major American Court's scrutiny. The Court, basically, in their decision, said the the quackbuster's arguments were hogwash, and they had no business meddling in California's system.
Atkins diet research challenges 30 years of dogma Is it just possible that Robert Atkins was right? That the doctor's high-fat, low-carb plan, ridiculed for 30 years as dangerous nonsense, actually is a good, safe way to lose weight?
The dietary elite are not ready to change their collective mind, but a half-dozen or so new studies have taken an objective look at the presumed evils of Atkins, and the results have been little short of astonishing!

The Soft Science of Dietary Fat Mainstream nutritional science has demonized dietary fat, yet 50 years and hundreds of millions of dollars of research have failed to prove that eating a low-fat diet will help you live longer.

What if It's All Been a Big Fat Lie? If the members of the American medical establishment were to have a collective find-yourself-standing-naked-in- Times-Square-type nightmare, this might be it. They spend 30 years ridiculing Robert Atkins, author of the phenomenally-best-selling ''Dr. Atkins' Diet Revolution'' and ''Dr. Atkins' New Diet Revolution,'' accusing the Manhattan doctor of quackery and fraud, only to discover that the unrepentant Atkins was right all along. Or maybe it's this: they find that their very own dietary recommendations -- eat less fat and more carbohydrates -- are the cause of the rampaging epidemic of obesity in America. Or, just possibly this: they find out both of the above are true.

Half of all hospital drug injections are wrong Half of all drug injections given intravenously in hospitals are done wrongly, a new study reveals, with a third of these being potentially dangerous.


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