Fwd: [FlaxSeedOil2] A request for testimony

August 5, 2004

sunfish117 <carp43 wrote:

FlaxSeedOil2 From: "sunfish117" Thu, 05 Aug 2004 01:59:17 -0000[FlaxSeedOil2] Re: A request for testimony---In answer to your question in my case Yes! I have advanced prostate cancer diagnosed as the most agressive kind which has spread beyond the prostate. 12 biosy needles with 12 positives. I changed diet and went on focc soon after learning what I had. I understand medicare will only pay for one cat scan a year so I have no way of knowing what is going on except my well being has drastically improved in many ways. My prostate has shrunk to near normal. Whether or not this is from the hormone treatments or focc or a combination of both I do not know. My health continues to improve. I have been using focc since october 2003.CharlesIn

FlaxSeedOil2 , "cathcoy" <catherinecoy@c...> wrote:> I have enjoyed everyone's feedback for a few weeks now. Without > going into the archives to attempt to determine the answer myself, I > would like to ask the group if the majority of you are, in fact, > battling a disease or do you take flaxseed oil as a preventive > measure? Personally, I'm convinced of the efficacy of Essential > Fatty Acids to protect us from a variety of ailments and I use it for > that purpose (in my case, mild arthritis).> > The reason I ask is this: I participate on a discussion board where > melanoma patients of every "stage" post their treatments--the vast > majority of which involve conventional medicine (radiation, drugs and > surgery). I mentioned that I had read quite a bit about Johanna > Budwig's alleged cure for a variety of ailments, including

cancer. > Since the "treatment" is innocuous and involves a nutrient (EFA) we > need anyway, why not incorporate the Budwig Diet with the view > that "it can't hurt and might help, so why not?"> > Well, you'd have thought I asked them to dance naked in Times Square > as part of their treatment. On a conventional discussion board, > you're practically drawn and quartered for endorsing (or even > suggesting) anything other than pharmaceuticals, surgery or > radiation, it appears, but that particular board is dedicated to > melanoma (my particular focus), so I continue to visit and post. Now > I'm wondering, however, how many Budwig success stories of cures for > actual diseases do we have among the 600+ members of this board?> > Any feedback? Thanks.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.

August 5, 2004

What is Focc?

Thanks

MB

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Wednesday, August 04, 2004 11:42 PM

Fwd: [FlaxSeedOil2] Re: A request for testimony

sunfish117 <carp43 wrote: FlaxSeedOil2 From: "sunfish117" Thu, 05 Aug 2004 01:59:17 -0000[FlaxSeedOil2] Re: A request for testimony---In answer to your question in my case Yes! I have advanced prostate cancer diagnosed as the most agressive kind which has spread beyond the prostate. 12 biosy needles with 12 positives. I changed diet and went on focc soon after learning what I had. I understand medicare will only pay for one cat scan a year so I have no way of knowing what is going on except my well being has drastically improved in many ways. My prostate has shrunk to near normal. Whether or not this is from the hormone treatments or focc or a combination of both I do not know. My health continues to improve. I have been using focc since october 2003.CharlesIn FlaxSeedOil2 , "cathcoy" <catherinecoy@c...> wrote:> I have enjoyed everyone's feedback for a few weeks now. Without > going into the archives to attempt to determine the answer myself, I > would like to ask the group if the majority of you are, in fact, > battling a disease or do you take flaxseed oil as a preventive > measure? Personally, I'm convinced of the efficacy of Essential > Fatty Acids to protect us from a variety of ailments and I use it for > that purpose (in my case, mild arthritis).> > The reason I ask is this: I participate on a discussion board where > melanoma patients of every "stage" post their treatments--the vast > majority of which involve conventional medicine (radiation, drugs and > surgery). I mentioned that I had read quite a bit about Johanna > Budwig's alleged cure for a variety of ailments, including cancer. > Since the "treatment" is innocuous and involves a nutrient (EFA) we > need anyway, why not incorporate the Budwig Diet with the view > that "it can't hurt and might help, so why not?"> > Well, you'd have thought I asked them to dance naked in Times Square > as part of their treatment. On a conventional discussion board, > you're practically drawn and quartered for endorsing (or even > suggesting) anything other than pharmaceuticals, surgery or > radiation, it appears, but that particular board is dedicated to > melanoma (my particular focus), so I continue to visit and post. Now > I'm wondering, however, how many Budwig success stories of cures for > actual diseases do we have among the 600+ members of this board?> > Any feedback? Thanks.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.