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A Note From Flo! - Vanessa

 

Thanks, Karine.

I haven't actually started the protocol yet. I use flax oil and flaxseeds all
the time but have never eaten cottage cheese. I must admit to finding it
repellant. But I am psyching myself up for it.

I had chemo friday -[ Abraxane -[ and have my hands full just taking care of
my son. . .

I am waiting for the Budwig books to come in teh mail, I actually got one, it
is quite short and not very specific as to HOW to acheive the results. But I
havne't given it a lot of attention. THe cookbook one seems like it will be
more helpful on a practical level.

THanks for your kind thoughts. I think that xeno-[estrogens caused the cancer
and the mammogram angered it and the biopsy spread it. Plus I was not
getting enough sleep.

sleep is a factor here.

vanessa
 

Vanessa,
When I read that you got a breast cancer even after you took flaxseed
oil and good omegas when pregnant, it makes me feel sad that taking
flaxseed oil didn't prevent you from it. Why didn't it help? What was
done wrong? I do wish this time flaxseed oil does what we believe it
does for you and speeds up your cure and recovery!

Karine

--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., BocaTrader@a... wrote:
In a message dated 5/4/05 6:09:49 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
flo-webber@s... writes:
ask if it is okay to take flaxseed oil while pregnant?
I took fish and flaxseed oil when pregnant and you should see how
smart,
(really!), my child is. and happy too :)

Plus i took a lot of goog omegas when nursing and kept nursing until
after i
was diagnosed with breast cancer.

I'm so sorry to hear about your husband.

vanessa
 

In a message dated 5/9/05 5:33:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ariel@...
writes:

sulfurated protein(cottage cheese).

THanks, Harry. I took note of that when I first started reading here. sigh.
ntohging is as easy as it ought to be!
what other sulfurated proteins are there?

I have been eating this way all my life, and my son does too. . . not that
that is good, obviously, in my situation I am humbled on the subject of health.
I just hate to cut flax oil out of my son's diet adn he is allergic to dairy
as are my sister and mother. I get hives too with dairy, but nothing more major
than that. I oculd take a benadryl and do the cottage cheese thing, I guess,
I just feel like htere must be some other source of sulfurated protein.

thank you!!

vanessa
H&M Feld
 

You are making a BIG mistake taking flaxseed and flaxoil without a
sulfurated protein(cottage cheese). This combo helps break down the FO and
make it bio-available to the body. Even JB herself said taking FO alone can
do way more harm than good.
Harry

----- Original Message -----
From: <BocaTrader@...>
To: <FlaxSeedOil2@...>
Sent: Monday, May 09, 2005 3:43 PM
Subject: Re: [FlaxSeedOil2] Re: A Note From Flo! - Vanessa


Thanks, Karine.

I haven't actually started the protocol yet. I use flax oil and flaxseeds
all
the time but have never eaten cottage cheese. I must admit to finding it
repellant. But I am psyching myself up for it.

I had chemo friday -[ Abraxane -[ and have my hands full just taking care
of
my son. . .

I am waiting for the Budwig books to come in teh mail, I actually got one,
it
is quite short and not very specific as to HOW to acheive the results.
But I
havne't given it a lot of attention. THe cookbook one seems like it will
be
more helpful on a practical level.

THanks for your kind thoughts. I think that xeno-[estrogens caused the
cancer
and the mammogram angered it and the biopsy spread it. Plus I was not
getting enough sleep.

sleep is a factor here.

vanessa





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H&M Feld
 

Well, you could use organic plain yoghurt but as that has less protein than
CC you'd probably need to include more.
Harry
breathedeepnow
 

Vanessa,

It is my understanding that people who are allergic to cow's milk can
often tolerate goat's milk. Have you ever tried goat's milk? You can
make your own cottage cheese with goat's milk.
 

There are sulphurated proteins in cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, brussel
sprouts, brocolli etc.) also there is sulphur in the alium family( onions,
garlic, leek, etc) these will deactivate the cancer cells and prevent
further mutations.

Anna

----- Original Message -----
From: <BocaTrader@...>
To: <FlaxSeedOil2@...>
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 9:34 AM
Subject: Re: [FlaxSeedOil2] Re: A Note From Flo! - Vanessa


In a message dated 5/9/05 5:33:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ariel@...
writes:

sulfurated protein(cottage cheese).

THanks, Harry. I took note of that when I first started reading here.
sigh.
ntohging is as easy as it ought to be!
what other sulfurated proteins are there?

I have been eating this way all my life, and my son does too. . . not that
that is good, obviously, in my situation I am humbled on the subject of
health.
I just hate to cut flax oil out of my son's diet adn he is allergic to
dairy
as are my sister and mother. I get hives too with dairy, but nothing more
major
than that. I oculd take a benadryl and do the cottage cheese thing, I
guess,
I just feel like htere must be some other source of sulfurated protein.

thank you!!

vanessa










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not intended to diagnose or treat any illness. Always consult your doctor
about the diagnosis and treatment of health problems.
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Sybille Haut
 

Harry, where did JB says that you should not take FO alone? I am pretty sure she suggested the intake with Quark because of a better and faster assimilation in the body, but I can't remember having read that she said it could do harm.
Do U remember which of her books said that?

Thanks, Sybille

H&M Feld <ariel@...> wrote:
You are making a BIG mistake taking flaxseed and flaxoil without a
sulfurated protein(cottage cheese). This combo helps break down the FO and
make it bio-available to the body. Even JB herself said taking FO alone can
do way more harm than good.
Harry

----- Original Message -----
From: <BocaTrader@...>
To: <FlaxSeedOil2@...>
Sent: Monday, May 09, 2005 3:43 PM
Subject: Re: [FlaxSeedOil2] Re: A Note From Flo! - Vanessa


Thanks, Karine.

I haven't actually started the protocol yet. I use flax oil and flaxseeds
all
the time but have never eaten cottage cheese. I must admit to finding it
repellant. But I am psyching myself up for it.

I had chemo friday -[ Abraxane -[ and have my hands full just taking care
of
my son. . .

I am waiting for the Budwig books to come in teh mail, I actually got one,
it
is quite short and not very specific as to HOW to acheive the results.
But I
havne't given it a lot of attention. THe cookbook one seems like it will
be
more helpful on a practical level.

THanks for your kind thoughts. I think that xeno-[estrogens caused the
cancer
and the mammogram angered it and the biopsy spread it. Plus I was not
getting enough sleep.

sleep is a factor here.

vanessa





Note:
The contents of the posts on FlaxSeedOil2 are purely educational and are
not intended to diagnose or treat any illness. Always consult your doctor
about the diagnosis and treatment of health problems.
Yahoo! Groups Links










Note:
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W. Hansen
 

Anna,

In case someone should misunderstand your post. Low levels of sulphured proteins are found in many foods. Likewise, the vegetables you mention do contain sulphured proteins but it is very low... it is something like 6% to 15% of the sulphured proteins found in CC. These vegetables are a good food and an additional source of sulphured proteins, but they are not a substitute for Quark or CC in the Budwig Diet.

Wilhelm

There are sulphurated proteins in cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, brussel
sprouts, brocolli etc.) also there is sulphur in the alium family( onions,
garlic, leek, etc) these will deactivate the cancer cells and prevent
further mutations.

Anna
 

Hi Wilhelm,

Am I to understand that Quark is an appropriate substitute for cottage
cheese, but yogurt is not?

Is there any alternative to the above for the milk allergic?

Thank you very much,

vanessa
 

Thanks, Anna. I crave these vegetables and eat them with generous flax oil
already - my son and i eat brussel sprouts and broccoli every day :) just
makes sense that even if it isn't as potent as actually following the protocol, at
least I'm doign somehting while my chemo-brain figures out what I need to do
to follow the protocol :)
 

Thank you! I have been meaning to try goat's milk with my son again :)
v

aug20@... writes:

It is my understanding that people who are allergic to cow's milk can
often tolerate goat's milk. Have you ever tried goat's milk? You can
make your own cottage cheese with goat's milk.
 

Thanks, Wilhelm.
 

Vanessa,
I also don't find FO/CC tasty, but I chase them down with pineapples.
It really masks the taste when I bite a pinapple chunk after a spoon
of mixture and I got used to it. May be you could try to trick
yourself? Do you get allergic reaction to dairy?

I also found some websites where it says CoQ10 helps cancer
remission. Here is one website, but you would probably find more if
you gave search



Did JB include any other co-enzymes in this protocol? It seems like
we need a balance of enzymes, hormones, nutrition, mind, spirit,
etc...

When you took flaxoil during pregnancy did you take it in capsules
or freshly made flaxoil from a bottle?
And what do you mean by xenoestrogens? I thought they are banned?

I constantly read about cancer topic wishing I could find the cause..
I wish you win the battle,
Karine

--- In FlaxSeedOil2@..., BocaTrader@a... wrote:
Thanks, Karine.

I haven't actually started the protocol yet. I use flax oil and
flaxseeds all
the time but have never eaten cottage cheese. I must admit to
finding it
repellant. But I am psyching myself up for it.

I had chemo friday -[ Abraxane -[ and have my hands full just
taking care of
my son. . .

I am waiting for the Budwig books to come in teh mail, I actually
got one, it
is quite short and not very specific as to HOW to acheive the
results. But I
havne't given it a lot of attention. THe cookbook one seems like
it will be
more helpful on a practical level.

THanks for your kind thoughts. I think that xeno-[estrogens caused
the cancer
and the mammogram angered it and the biopsy spread it. Plus I was
not
getting enough sleep.

sleep is a factor here.

vanessa
W. Hansen
 

Hi Vanessa,
it's the other way around... cottage cheese is an appropriate substitute for Quark. Dr. Budwig always used Quark. I have seen no record of her using yogurt. It does not have the same protein concentration. If you do want to use it, you would be best off to strain it so that you obtain a type of Quark - a yogurt Quark. That way you can use it as a direct substitute. See our files under "Foods".

Is there any alternative to the above for the milk allergic?
Not really. The Budwig Protocol requires Quark or some other form of dairy. Dr. Budwig did not deviate from her fo/quark or fo/cc formula. The subject of finding a substitute comes up again and again. Some people who could not tolerate Quark or CC found strained yogurt or kefir acceptable. To get an idea what has been discussed in the past, read these message numbers: 13583, 16211, 18488, 16829.

Wilhelm


Hi Wilhelm,

Am I to understand that Quark is an appropriate substitute for cottage
cheese, but yogurt is not?

Is there any alternative to the above for the milk allergic?

Thank you very much,

vanessa

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