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Darla,

The first is what exactly are the restrictions to her diet. <

The main restrictions are:
Foods -
Hydrogenated fats and oils, animal fats, chemicals and preservatives
(such as nitrite), sugar, white flour and processed foods in general.
Non foods -
Chemo therapy and radiation are strongly opposed by Dr.Budwig.

I am vegetarian but occasionally I eat free range eggs... <

Eggs yolks are high in animal fat. I would restrict eating yolks until I
am much better. Egg whites are low in fat.

...small amounts of cheese and fish. Are any of these not allowed? <

Small amounts of cheese are permitted but watch how much fat is in the
cheese and whether you can get it organic. Fish is not mentioned as part
of the Budwig diet. However I doubt that it would be a problem if you
can get good fresh fish with very low heavy metal contamination.

What about goat milk and goat chesse? <

I don't recall Dr.Budwig mentioning goat milk as part of her diet.
However, I don't see why. The sulphurated proteins are similar to cow
milk. Perhaps it is because it is difficult to get low fat goat milk.

I am confused by no animal products but she talks about milk, yogurt,

cottage cheese. <
I agree with Leonard's reply to this: "The benefits of flaxseed oil
mixed w/cottage cheese (FSO/CC) or yogurt FAR
outweigh the harmful aspects of dairy."

do I need to eliminate extra-virgin olive, ... <

Olive oil is not mentioned as part of the Budwig diet. Coconut oil is.

... safflower, sunflower and grapeseed oils also? <

I agree with Leonard's reply.

What about 100% pure peanut butter and nuts? <

Peanut butter should be avoided. Most other nuts are ok (I don't know of
any other restrictions), but eat them raw.

Should I be using small amounts of the other omega oils? <

None that are processed, cleaned heated or partially hydrogenated. They
contain trans-fatty acids. That takes care of many (or most?) of the
oils you buy in supermarkets. Buy them cold pressed and organic and use
them sparingly. You can easily get your omega 3 to 6 'balance' or
relationship too much towards the omega 6 side which is the case with
most people who eat the usual western diet. Beware of store bought salad
oils and dressings.

Is it normal to have some bloating and extra fullness when beginning?

<
I don't know. It didn't happen to me.

What are the best books of hers to get, and where is the best place to

get them..Amazon? <
There are only two books of hers in English. I recommend to get both. I
understand that Barleans is the cheapest place to get them.

Do the majority of you think that Barlaens is the best oil? <

Barleans is a good oil. Many say so. I use Spectrum. It is good too.

Is 1 Tablespoon for every 25 pound body weight accurate, and how much

flax meal do you really
need to use daily? <
That is fairly accurate. Since this is food, I don't see this as a
precise science. Being in the right ballpark is about all we can do. The
usual measure we us is 1 tblsp FSO per 100 lbs of body weight for
maintenance. If you fight cancer add at least 2 additional tblsp.
Example: A person weighing 200 lbs and fighting cancer would take 4
tblsp of FSO with the requisite amount of low fat quark or cottage
cheese.

And last how long does one normally wait to see good results if they

follow her protocol strictly.. ( I am looking
ultimately for my breast lumps/tumors to be gone) I keep hearing 3-4
months does that sound like the norm? <
I don't know if there is a norm. I have heard of cancer cases that were
healed in 3 to 4 months using the Budwig approach, but they were not
breast cancer cases. Everyone is different and cancers are different so
it is hard to say. I believe it is important to follow the diet strictly
until for best results as you intend to do.

I will re-post some breast cancer testimonials for your information
right after this.

Best to you and good health, Wilhelm


d_lallatin wrote:

I am 33 years old young Mother, battling breast cancer alternatively.

I have been doing a lot of research and I am impressed with what I
have read about Johanna Budwigs protocol. I started using the flax
and cottage cheese/yogurt 2 weeks ago, but I have some questions.
The first is what exactly are the restrictions to her diet. I am
vegetarian but occasionaly I eat free range eggs, small amounts of
cheese and fish. Are any of these not allowed? What about goat milk
and goat chesse? I am confused by no animal products but she talks
about milk, yogurt, cottage cheese. Also the salad oils.. does she
mean just no hydrogenated oils, or do I need to eliminate extra-
virgin olive, safflower, sunflower and grapeseed oils also? What
about 100% pure peanut butter and nuts? Should I be using small
amounts of the other omega oils? Is it normal to have some bloating
and extra fullness when beginning? What are the best books of hers to
get, and where is the best place to get them..Amazon? Do the majority
of you think that Barlaens is the best oil? Is 1 Tablespoon for every
25 pound body weight accurate, and how much flax meal do you really
need to use daily? And last how long does one normally wait to see
good results if they follow her protocol strictly.. ( I am looking
ultimatley for my breast lumps/tumors to be gone) I keep hearing 3-4
months does that sound like the norm? Thank You!!!
Darla Lallatin



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mjh

Kristine:

Check your references please...... Fibromyalgia Symdrome ISNOT a
progessive disease.
I am significaNTLY improved and not via Dr St Aramand's Guaifenisen
protocol.

I STRONGLY recommended that you included the necessary sulphurated
proteins (cottage cheese, quark, yoghurt) to the flaxseed oil to activate it.

Hope this helps
mjh

PS I take considerable more Mg than you do.

Hi Leonard,
In your reply to Darla, you mentioned almonds being excellent.Is this because they are a natural form of omega-6's? I guess what I am asking is: Do you feel the omega-6's are okay in the nuts but not in the oils, such as sunflower and safflower?
Thanks for your time. I enjoy reading your responses.
Mary

From: "Leonard" <leonardleonard1@...>
Reply-To: FlaxSeedOil2@...
To: <FlaxSeedOil2@...>
Subject: Re: [FlaxSeedOil2] New Member questions..help please :) (dairy, eggs, oils)
Date: Sun, 13 Apr 2003 20:28:50 -0400

Hi Darla,

I'm not an expert on Dr. Budwig's diet. My answers are based mainly on the
guidelines of other cancer-healing diets.

From: d_lallatin <d_lallatin@...>

I am 33 years old young Mother, battling breast cancer alternatively.
I have been doing a lot of research and I am impressed with what I
have read about Johanna Budwigs protocol. I started using the flax
and cottage cheese/yogurt 2 weeks ago, but I have some questions.
The first is what exactly are the restrictions to her diet. I am
vegetarian but occasionaly I eat free range eggs

I think eating free-range eggs occasionally is ok, but it's much better if
they're organic, preferably Omega 3.

small amounts of cheese

It's best if it's organic, skim, cultured (i.e., cottage cheese), and
unprocessed.

fish.

As long as it's not too polluted and as long as it's not farm-raised. Alaskan
salmon's best.

What about goat milk and goat chesse?

They're much better than cow dairy. It's important that they be organic and
preferably skim and ideally cultured (e.g., buttermilk).

I am confused by no animal products but she talks
about milk, yogurt, cottage cheese.

The benefits of flaxseed oil mixed w/cottage cheese (FSO/CC) or yogurt FAR
outweigh the harmful aspects of dairy.

do I need to eliminate extra-virgin olive

I don't think so. Omega 9 oils (olive & avocado) are relatively (if not
completely) benign and they're safe for low-to-medium-temperature cooking.

safflower, sunflower and grapeseed oils also

Omega 6 (polyunsatured), which includes the above and most all other oils, much
be STRICTLY avoided. Peanut oil's somewhere in the middle (i.e., mediocre). If
you do very-high-temperature cooking (which I don't recommend), use only COCONUT
or palm oil (or organic animal fat as a last resort).

100% pure peanut butter

best to avoid it. Raw almond butter's excellent though (pumpkin seed butter's
also good).

nuts?

I'd avoid peanuts. The rest are acceptable, but I'd try to consume only raw
almonds (excellent), walnuts, and coconuts.

Should I be using small amounts of the other omega oils?

Omega 9 (olive, avocado)'s ok but not necessary. High-quality, unheated,
nonpolluted fish oil's cancer-healing. It's best to avoid just about all other
cooking oils. GLA (in borage oil) and shark liver oil are quite cancer-healing.

Leonard

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In a message dated 4/13/03 7:43:46 PM, d_lallatin@... writes:

<< Hi, I am also battling breast cancer alternatively and am looking to

have these tumors dissolve away. Would you mind giving me a bit more

detailed info...? I >>

I mainly consume a Lot of cottage cheese/flaxseed oil -- I make one mixture
with
crushed pineapple and Stevia and a salad dressing/spread with garllc/lemon
juice/
horseradish --I love the taste of both of them I use 4-5 tablespoons of oil
per day.
Otherwise, I only use COQ10 and some vitamins. I use visualization to focus
white
light on the tumour and dissolve it. If you are interested there is a book
called
"The Amazing Power of Psychic Healing" by Benjamin Bibb and Joseph Murphy,
which shows you in simple instructions, how to mentally remove a tumour.

If you are open to it, I recommend the article by Martin Brofman at this
address:


I pretty much follow what he is saying...including eating whatever appeals to
me.

I wish several of us could go there, bring her home, and take care of her
ourselves gratis. It's ironic that if she was getting her FSO, she probably
wouldn't be suffering from dementia.

Starris

Hi Eveyone,
Here is the latest e-mail I recieved from Han Kuno Gruenwald, who is Dr. Budwig`s nephew reference Dr, Budwig`s condition. She has been in a medical/nursing home since the end of November 2002, due to a tragic accidenta fall.
=========================================

Hi Darla,

I'm not an expert on Dr. Budwig's diet. My answers are based mainly on the
guidelines of other cancer-healing diets.

From: d_lallatin <d_lallatin@...>

I am 33 years old young Mother, battling breast cancer alternatively.
I have been doing a lot of research and I am impressed with what I
have read about Johanna Budwigs protocol. I started using the flax
and cottage cheese/yogurt 2 weeks ago, but I have some questions.
The first is what exactly are the restrictions to her diet. I am
vegetarian but occasionaly I eat free range eggs

I think eating free-range eggs occasionally is ok, but it's much better if
they're organic, preferably Omega 3.

small amounts of cheese

It's best if it's organic, skim, cultured (i.e., cottage cheese), and
unprocessed.

fish.

As long as it's not too polluted and as long as it's not farm-raised. Alaskan
salmon's best.

What about goat milk and goat chesse?

They're much better than cow dairy. It's important that they be organic and
preferably skim and ideally cultured (e.g., buttermilk).

I am confused by no animal products but she talks
about milk, yogurt, cottage cheese.

The benefits of flaxseed oil mixed w/cottage cheese (FSO/CC) or yogurt FAR
outweigh the harmful aspects of dairy.

do I need to eliminate extra-virgin olive

I don't think so. Omega 9 oils (olive & avocado) are relatively (if not
completely) benign and they're safe for low-to-medium-temperature cooking.

safflower, sunflower and grapeseed oils also

Omega 6 (polyunsatured), which includes the above and most all other oils, much
be STRICTLY avoided. Peanut oil's somewhere in the middle (i.e., mediocre). If
you do very-high-temperature cooking (which I don't recommend), use only COCONUT
or palm oil (or organic animal fat as a last resort).

100% pure peanut butter

best to avoid it. Raw almond butter's excellent though (pumpkin seed butter's
also good).

nuts?

I'd avoid peanuts. The rest are acceptable, but I'd try to consume only raw
almonds (excellent), walnuts, and coconuts.

Should I be using small amounts of the other omega oils?

Omega 9 (olive, avocado)'s ok but not necessary. High-quality, unheated,
nonpolluted fish oil's cancer-healing. It's best to avoid just about all other
cooking oils. GLA (in borage oil) and shark liver oil are quite cancer-healing.

Leonard

Hi, I am also battling breast cancer alternatively and am looking to
have these tumors dissolve away. Would you mind giving me a bit more
detailed info...? I was wondering what you mean when you say you are
not following her diet, just doing what you can manage. And can you
please tell me how much flax oil, flax meal and soured dairy you have
been using? Thank You so Much.

Darla

--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., dbates3809@a... wrote:

Just to report that I was diagnosed with breast cancer around 20

months ago.

I chose
Not to have any of the traditional treatments
(surgery/radiation/chemotherapy) and
instead used MGN 3 for a few months but mainly Dr. Budwig's
flaxseedoil/cottage
cheese mixture which I've used every day for the entire time. I

have not

been following her diet but just doing what I can manage. I also

don't worry

about it.
The doctor who is monitoring my experience asked me to have an

ultrasound and

the radiologist requires another mammogram so I had both last

week. The

doctor
there said the tumour has "stabilized" and is the same as it was 20

months

ago.
I'm grateful to Cliff for this list and all the daily messages that

come in

that are
so supportive. Dorothy

I am 33 years old young Mother, battling breast cancer alternatively.
I have been doing a lot of research and I am impressed with what I
have read about Johanna Budwigs protocol. I started using the flax
and cottage cheese/yogurt 2 weeks ago, but I have some questions.
The first is what exactly are the restrictions to her diet. I am
vegetarian but occasionaly I eat free range eggs, small amounts of
cheese and fish. Are any of these not allowed? What about goat milk
and goat chesse? I am confused by no animal products but she talks
about milk, yogurt, cottage cheese. Also the salad oils.. does she
mean just no hydrogenated oils, or do I need to eliminate extra-
virgin olive, safflower, sunflower and grapeseed oils also? What
about 100% pure peanut butter and nuts? Should I be using small
amounts of the other omega oils? Is it normal to have some bloating
and extra fullness when beginning? What are the best books of hers to
get, and where is the best place to get them..Amazon? Do the majority
of you think that Barlaens is the best oil? Is 1 Tablespoon for every
25 pound body weight accurate, and how much flax meal do you really
need to use daily? And last how long does one normally wait to see
good results if they follow her protocol strictly.. ( I am looking
ultimatley for my breast lumps/tumors to be gone) I keep hearing 3-4
months does that sound like the norm? Thank You!!!
Darla Lallatin

I have Fibromyalgia and take flaxseed oils, they did help for a while but as fibro is a progressive disease in the end it didn't help, much like everything else I tried.
I am now on the Guaifenesin Protocol and after 14 months have my life back, gone from bed/house bound to leading an almost normal life, I still have a way to go, but this is the only thing that has worked for me just as it has for many thousands of others.
visit www.fibromyalgiatreatment.com for info on the protocol and feel free to email me privately with any questions you may have.


Kristine, 54, Guai 2400mg, Magnesium 500mg
Flaxseed oil, Vit B complex, Vit C 1gram Fibro
probably all my life,
feeling better than I have done in years.
Always willing to help.

Kirsten -

Constipation:
I drink a big glass of water before and after the Budwig muesli.

Edema:
Foot vapor
Lymph-drainage
Horse chestnut extract
Acupuncture/pressure
No sugar, i.e. no high glycemic foods (Smoker's legs are meanwhile
called sugar legs).

Regards

Peter

In a message dated 4/13/03 2:27:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
FlaxSeedOil2@... writes:

From: "kir" <kirsten121222@...>
Subject: acides-edema

Can anyone give me some ideas on reducing what I believe is chemo
related edema. We stopped chemo 5 weeks ago and are still using
FO/CC - and for the most part Paul is doing much better execpt for
two things...he is really badly swollen from fluid retention

200 to 400 mg Magenesium two to three times daily for the constipation
parsley and dill seed tea or burdock and dandelion tea
milk thistle or raw grated beets to support his liver
hope this helps

and is

having a very hard time with constipation. Of course the diuretics
prescribed by the docs are useless as well as the stool softeners
and laxatives. He has a good appetite but it becomes difficult to
eat -or drink- when he feels so "full". Can anyone in the group
give me some guidance?
kirsten

A resounding YES.........
mjh

In a message dated 4/13/03 2:27:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
FlaxSeedOil2@... writes:

Subject: Can FO/CC help Rheumatoid Arthritis?

Hi group?

Does Flax seed oil or FO/CC help Rheumatoid arthritis?
and Fybromyalgia and associated fatigue?

Any one with experienes in this area?
Any help is appreciated here..

Can anyone give me some ideas on reducing what I believe is chemo
related edema. We stopped chemo 5 weeks ago and are still using
FO/CC - and for the most part Paul is doing much better execpt for
two things...he is really badly swollen from fluid retention and is
having a very hard time with constipation. Of course the diuretics
prescribed by the docs are useless as well as the stool softeners
and laxatives. He has a good appetite but it becomes difficult to
eat -or drink- when he feels so "full". Can anyone in the group
give me some guidance?
kirsten

Hi group?

Does Flax seed oil or FO/CC help Rheumatoid arthritis?
and Fybromyalgia and associated fatigue?

Any one with experienes in this area?
Any help is appreciated here..

Hi Group!!!

This group of Flax seed oil group is great!!

Is there a similar group for

Rheumatoid arthritis??? Is it in Yahoo groups?

Can any of you direct me?? Thanks

Just to report that I was diagnosed with breast cancer around 20 months ago.
I chose
Not to have any of the traditional treatments
(surgery/radiation/chemotherapy) and
instead used MGN 3 for a few months but mainly Dr. Budwig's
flaxseedoil/cottage
cheese mixture which I've used every day for the entire time. I have not
been following her diet but just doing what I can manage. I also don't worry
about it.
The doctor who is monitoring my experience asked me to have an ultrasound and
the radiologist requires another mammogram so I had both last week. The
doctor
there said the tumour has "stabilized" and is the same as it was 20 months
ago.
I'm grateful to Cliff for this list and all the daily messages that come in
that are
so supportive. Dorothy

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Hi Everyone!

My! This list has been quiet of late .... Where is everyone?
A few weeks ago, I wrote to you all asking for testimonials for folks who
had or had cured Pancreatic Cancer. I had a copy of your tape Cliff, so
lent it to this fellow's son Jim, who made a copy for himself. I also gave
him a ten page collection of notes from me (collected off various web sites
and this forum) all about FO/CC.

A couple of weeks ago, I called Jim, so see how his Dad was doing. What he
told me was very interesting. First of all, when I first talked to Jim,
his Dad had 'supposedly' only 2-6 weeks to live (according to his Doctors).
He couldn't feed himself or walk without that aid of a walker and he was on
lots of Morphine.

Apparently, he has improved so much, he is feeding himself and walking
un-aided. And while he was watching a movie with his family, he actually
'laughed' ... something he hadn't done for a very long time. In fact he was
doing so well, his Dr decided to try him on chemo (that's the bad news), but
on the bright side, he is continuing with the FO/CC, as well as taking a few
other supplements. At last report everyone is amazed at his progress. Of
course he isn't out of the woods yet, but he has managed to live 3 months
longer than he was supposed to and is continuing to improve, so that's a
plus, right?

When he was first diagnosed, his cancer was regarded at too advanced to
attempt chemo. How strange that they now consider him well enough to
withstand it? Anyway, so far he seems to be doing OK.

That's it for now!
Take care ...
Sandy Lightfoot.