Guest guest Posted July 14, 2009 Report Share Posted July 14, 2009 Lisa - I should have also included a very strong recommendation for the flaxseed/cottage cheese used in the Budwig Diet. Though not generally regarded as an overnight cure for cancer, that diet has had some very good success against some pretty late stage cancers. In my opinion, a better option that cottage cheese, if you can find it, would be organic goat's milk yogurt with the whey drained off. All the best, oleander soup , "lisaw2950" <lisaw2950 wrote:>> Hi > I am new here, Someone from another group recommended I try this group. > > My FIL is very ill - he is hospitalized mow for aweek and seems to keep getting worse> > Admitted for DVT, had vena cava filter inserted, hx of non hodgkins lymphoma for 22years. finished chemo approx 6mos ago-however in the last week has a highly suspicious inflammed lymph in groin - oncologist calling a reoccurance> kidneys are starting to fail - blood pressure very low but slowly coming up, Due to kidney situation Full of fluid. On mega antibiotics for "sinus infection" and other things?? MD said very poor prognosis, He won't make it out of hospital, get everything in order.> > ANy suggestions would be greatly appreciated. We are all praying, and he is so strong!!> Thanks!> LISA> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2009 Report Share Posted July 14, 2009 Thanks Tony! Unfortunately, I have PTSD as far as cottage cheese goes. Same with liver. My mom force-fed us these things as kids - lol. Yogurt is up on that list, as well. If it's soft and smells sour, I just can't go there. On an aside, I have a friend who is a biochemical/nutritional wizard...when I mentioned the Budwig Diet, she said, 'Oh, yeah, that makes sense...would create interferon in the cells. " I am putting flaxseed on everything, tho oleander soup , " Tony " wrote: > > > Lisa - > > I should have also included a very strong recommendation for the > flaxseed/cottage cheese used in the Budwig Diet. Though not generally > regarded as an overnight cure for cancer, that diet has had some very > good success against some pretty late stage cancers. In my opinion, a > better option that cottage cheese, if you can find it, would be organic > goat's milk yogurt with the whey drained off. > > All the best, > > > > oleander soup , " lisaw2950 " <lisaw2950@> wrote: > > > > Hi > > I am new here, Someone from another group recommended I try this > group. > > > > My FIL is very ill - he is hospitalized mow for aweek and seems to > keep getting worse > > > > Admitted for DVT, had vena cava filter inserted, hx of non hodgkins > lymphoma for 22years. finished chemo approx 6mos ago-however in the last > week has a highly suspicious inflammed lymph in groin - oncologist > calling a reoccurance > > kidneys are starting to fail - blood pressure very low but slowly > coming up, Due to kidney situation Full of fluid. On mega antibiotics > for " sinus infection " and other things?? MD said very poor prognosis, He > won't make it out of hospital, get everything in order. > > > > ANy suggestions would be greatly appreciated. We are all praying, and > he is so strong!! > > Thanks! > > LISA > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2009 Report Share Posted July 14, 2009 I understand how it can be with things you were forced to eat as a kid, although I have found that I like just about everything that I once loathed. I will say though, that like or not like, if I had cancer and fresh cow patties were a good weapon you would see me out in the cowfields with spoon in hand! All the best, oleander soup , "justforgiggles1234" <justforgiggles1234 wrote:>> Thanks Tony!> > Unfortunately, I have PTSD as far as cottage cheese goes. Same with liver. My mom force-fed us these things as kids - lol. Yogurt is up on that list, as well. If it's soft and smells sour, I just can't go there. > > On an aside, I have a friend who is a biochemical/nutritional wizard...when I mentioned the Budwig Diet, she said, 'Oh, yeah, that makes sense...would create interferon in the cells." > > I am putting flaxseed on everything, tho > > > > oleander soup , "Tony" @ wrote:> >> > > > Lisa -> > > > I should have also included a very strong recommendation for the> > flaxseed/cottage cheese used in the Budwig Diet. Though not generally> > regarded as an overnight cure for cancer, that diet has had some very> > good success against some pretty late stage cancers. In my opinion, a> > better option that cottage cheese, if you can find it, would be organic> > goat's milk yogurt with the whey drained off.> > > > All the best,> > > > Tony> > > > oleander soup , "lisaw2950" <lisaw2950@> wrote:> > >> > > Hi> > > I am new here, Someone from another group recommended I try this> > group.> > >> > > My FIL is very ill - he is hospitalized mow for aweek and seems to> > keep getting worse> > >> > > Admitted for DVT, had vena cava filter inserted, hx of non hodgkins> > lymphoma for 22years. finished chemo approx 6mos ago-however in the last> > week has a highly suspicious inflammed lymph in groin - oncologist> > calling a reoccurance> > > kidneys are starting to fail - blood pressure very low but slowly> > coming up, Due to kidney situation Full of fluid. On mega antibiotics> > for "sinus infection" and other things?? MD said very poor prognosis, He> > won't make it out of hospital, get everything in order.> > >> > > ANy suggestions would be greatly appreciated. We are all praying, and> > he is so strong!!> > > Thanks!> > > LISA> > >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2009 Report Share Posted July 15, 2009 They need to understand that, as Hippocrates said, " your food is your medicine, your medicine is your food. " I wish I could have gotten that through to my wife. Ted oleander soup , " Tony " wrote: > > > I understand how it can be with things you were forced to eat as a kid, > although I have found that I like just about everything that I once > loathed. > > I will say though, that like or not like, if I had cancer and fresh cow > patties were a good weapon you would see me out in the cowfields with > spoon in hand! > > All the best, > > > > > oleander soup , " justforgiggles1234 " > <justforgiggles1234@> wrote: > > > > Thanks Tony! > > > > Unfortunately, I have PTSD as far as cottage cheese goes. Same with > liver. My mom force-fed us these things as kids - lol. Yogurt is up on > that list, as well. If it's soft and smells sour, I just can't go there. > > > > On an aside, I have a friend who is a biochemical/nutritional > wizard...when I mentioned the Budwig Diet, she said, 'Oh, yeah, that > makes sense...would create interferon in the cells. " > > > > I am putting flaxseed on everything, tho > > > > > > > > oleander soup , " Tony " @ wrote: > > > > > > > > > Lisa - > > > > > > I should have also included a very strong recommendation for the > > > flaxseed/cottage cheese used in the Budwig Diet. Though not > generally > > > regarded as an overnight cure for cancer, that diet has had some > very > > > good success against some pretty late stage cancers. In my opinion, > a > > > better option that cottage cheese, if you can find it, would be > organic > > > goat's milk yogurt with the whey drained off. > > > > > > All the best, > > > > > > > > > > > > oleander soup , " lisaw2950 " <lisaw2950@> wrote: > > > > > > > > Hi > > > > I am new here, Someone from another group recommended I try this > > > group. > > > > > > > > My FIL is very ill - he is hospitalized mow for aweek and seems to > > > keep getting worse > > > > > > > > Admitted for DVT, had vena cava filter inserted, hx of non > hodgkins > > > lymphoma for 22years. finished chemo approx 6mos ago-however in the > last > > > week has a highly suspicious inflammed lymph in groin - oncologist > > > calling a reoccurance > > > > kidneys are starting to fail - blood pressure very low but slowly > > > coming up, Due to kidney situation Full of fluid. On mega > antibiotics > > > for " sinus infection " and other things?? MD said very poor > prognosis, He > > > won't make it out of hospital, get everything in order. > > > > > > > > ANy suggestions would be greatly appreciated. We are all praying, > and > > > he is so strong!! > > > > Thanks! > > > > LISA > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2009 Report Share Posted July 15, 2009 I am still convinced that the whey is the most important component of the milk products. High in all amino acids, prevents catechia, has no allergic components to it, etc.... oleander soup , " Tony " wrote: > > > Lisa - > > I should have also included a very strong recommendation for the > flaxseed/cottage cheese used in the Budwig Diet. Though not generally > regarded as an overnight cure for cancer, that diet has had some very > good success against some pretty late stage cancers. In my opinion, a > better option that cottage cheese, if you can find it, would be organic > goat's milk yogurt with the whey drained off. > > All the best, > > > > oleander soup , " lisaw2950 " <lisaw2950@> wrote: > > > > Hi > > I am new here, Someone from another group recommended I try this > group. > > > > My FIL is very ill - he is hospitalized mow for aweek and seems to > keep getting worse > > > > Admitted for DVT, had vena cava filter inserted, hx of non hodgkins > lymphoma for 22years. finished chemo approx 6mos ago-however in the last > week has a highly suspicious inflammed lymph in groin - oncologist > calling a reoccurance > > kidneys are starting to fail - blood pressure very low but slowly > coming up, Due to kidney situation Full of fluid. On mega antibiotics > for " sinus infection " and other things?? MD said very poor prognosis, He > won't make it out of hospital, get everything in order. > > > > ANy suggestions would be greatly appreciated. We are all praying, and > he is so strong!! > > Thanks! > > LISA > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2009 Report Share Posted July 15, 2009 Hey Jim - You may be right, but for some reason it is recommended that you drain the whey when combining the yogurt with flaxseed a la Budwig. Thanks for the input, as I did not mean to imply to not consume whey, just to not include it when mixing with the flaxseed. And even that may not be necessary, just going by what I have been told by some experienced Budwig folks. All the best, oleander soup , "jrrjim" <jim.mcelroy10 wrote:>> I am still convinced that the whey is the most important component of the milk products. High in all amino acids, prevents catechia, has no allergic components to it, etc....> > oleander soup , "Tony" @ wrote:> >> > > > Lisa -> > > > I should have also included a very strong recommendation for the> > flaxseed/cottage cheese used in the Budwig Diet. Though not generally> > regarded as an overnight cure for cancer, that diet has had some very> > good success against some pretty late stage cancers. In my opinion, a> > better option that cottage cheese, if you can find it, would be organic> > goat's milk yogurt with the whey drained off.> > > > All the best,> > > > Tony> > > > oleander soup , "lisaw2950" <lisaw2950@> wrote:> > >> > > Hi> > > I am new here, Someone from another group recommended I try this> > group.> > >> > > My FIL is very ill - he is hospitalized mow for aweek and seems to> > keep getting worse> > >> > > Admitted for DVT, had vena cava filter inserted, hx of non hodgkins> > lymphoma for 22years. finished chemo approx 6mos ago-however in the last> > week has a highly suspicious inflammed lymph in groin - oncologist> > calling a reoccurance> > > kidneys are starting to fail - blood pressure very low but slowly> > coming up, Due to kidney situation Full of fluid. On mega antibiotics> > for "sinus infection" and other things?? MD said very poor prognosis, He> > won't make it out of hospital, get everything in order.> > >> > > ANy suggestions would be greatly appreciated. We are all praying, and> > he is so strong!!> > > Thanks!> > > LISA> > >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2009 Report Share Posted July 16, 2009 Is this more or less the same whey, from Whey protein drinks bodybuilders use? Jay G. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2009 Report Share Posted July 16, 2009 yes and no. if you're looking for glutathione support from whey, you need undenatured, cold processed. most of the big jars won't do. > > oleander soup > oleander soup On Behalf Of J > Thursday, July 16, 2009 1:42 AM > oleander soup > Re: Re: Need help - addendum > > Is this more or less the same whey, from Whey protein drinks > bodybuilders use? > > Jay G. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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