You sort it out ?

September 25, 2002

Duels between the Allopaths and the Naturopaths never cease.

Before you make a decision, you better read the 1929 article on milk from

the Mayo Foundation.

I drink 16 ounces of milk every day, but it is boosted with near 200 other

nutrients plus TWO raw eggs and two tablespoons of flax oil which is 100% fat.

I know........ according to these folks, I died 15 years ago.

Two links to the doctor they are trying to crucify.

http://www.ensureyoursuccess.net/sadkhincomplex.htmla

http://www.ensureyoursuccess.net/wholemilk.html

Wayne

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Any part of the food industry loves it when their product is touted by

medical professionals, especially for weight loss. However, we doubt

that the dairy industry is thrilled with the recommendation of the

" The Sadkhin Complex " that drinking whole milk is a key to losing

weight.

Dr. Sadkhin is a Russian doctor living in the U.S. who prescribes

different herbs based on each season because " different organs and

systems are most active in each season. " He calls this

chronoherbology. There is no evidence for this, and considerable data

against such claims. Dr. Sadkhin says that drinking 20 ounces of

whole milk twice a week without food will make you lose weight. Well,

if that is all you are taking in, you are getting only 375 calories

each of those two days. Try to not lose weight on such a low calorie

regimen!

HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Dr. Sadkhin also

recommends colon hydrotherapy because " layer upon layer of gluey,

putrefied feces builds up in the colon. Colon therapy releases

toxins, cleanses the blood, stimulates the immune system, restores

proper pH balance, and helps maintain weight loss. " The only thing

you will lose from this therapy is the money in your wallet. This has

no value and has been related to infections and deaths.

September 25, 2002

Wayne Fugitt wrote:

> I drink 16 ounces of milk every day, but it is boosted with near 200 other

> nutrients plus TWO raw eggs and two tablespoons of flax oil which is 100% fat.

>

Raw yolks I can fathom, but the whites too? I've heard that raw egg whites will

cause biotin to leach from your body (or something like that!).

>

> I know........ according to these folks, I died 15 years ago.

>

=D !!!!

> However, we doubt

> that the dairy industry is thrilled with the recommendation of the

> " The Sadkhin Complex " that drinking whole milk is a key to losing

> weight.

I don't get what the allopaths are complaining about - there was a study that

came

out just 2 weeks ago that shows that people who consume lots of dairy lose more

weight. BTW remember Adelle Davis - she said that a glass of milk in the

morning

makes a huge difference in the hunger factor later on in the day.

Mindy

September 25, 2002

Evening Mindy,

>Raw yolks I can fathom, but the whites too? I've heard that raw egg

>whites will

>cause biotin to leach from your body (or something like that!).

I have read a lot about the biotin problem. I has been stated that one

has to eat a " lot of raw eggs " for this to happen.

I take some extra biotin from time to time in case this may in fact be true.

What about the body builders that eat only the egg white and will not

eat the yolks? I think this is a misconception on their part. Likely

some writers have said bad things about the egg yolks.

It probably has something to do with all the bogus information about

cholesterol and egg yolks.

Wayne

September 29, 2002

Wayne, what did you ver decide to do concerning feeding the chickens

flax?

Vache

September 29, 2002

Evening Vache,

At 07:08 PM 9/29/2002 +0000, you wrote:

>Wayne, what did you ver decide to do concerning feeding the chickens

>flax?

A long, technical answer....

Nothing.

I could not find out if I had to grind them or not. With my little

grinder,

I did not want to get into a full time job grinding flax seed.

Do you know if I need to grind them?

Wayne

September 29, 2002

Gosh Wayne, I would not be an expert upon this, though I would sort

of tend to think grinding for chickens is not required. So long as

they get plenty of proper gravel for their gizzard, or where ever it

is they store it, to grind their food with I would think they could

crush the flax shell just fine. Plus unground flax would sure last

longer outside waiting for them to eat it without losing its'

nutritional oils.

Good Luck,

Vache