Re: cod liver oil & eggs

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>

> Hi Bee!

>

> I was wondering why Blue Ice Fermented Cod Liver Oil wasn't

> recommended on your site. I realize that you cannot review or

> research every brand available, but I thought maybe there was a

> specific reason to avoid it.

>

> Also, I saw that westonaprice.org says that consuming raw egg whites

> can lead to digestive problems due to the whites' enzyme inhibitors.

> Have you seen from other sources that this is false? I look forward

> to trying your Egg Drink but was not sure about the raw egg whites!

>

> I've really been enjoying your website and email group. Thanks so

> much for your hard work!

>

>

>

@@ Hi ,

Yes, Blue Ice Fermented Cod Liver Oil by Dr.Ron is recommended and good to take.

This brand has been mentioned and researched in the past. The link to

aforementioned brand is below.

http://www.drrons.com/fermented-blue-ice-cod-liver-oil.htm

Bee, probably just has not had the time to add it. No worries ;-]

, I believe the concern is the idea of Avidin in raw egg whites making

biotin unavailable, which is not a concern. Moreover, you would be consuming the

whole egg, which is packed full of nutrients ... compared to just the Egg white

alone.

See the link below, where I elaborated on the Egg white concern, in the past

with another concern and inquisitive member :0)

/message/90479

Furthermore, it you heat the water to make the egg drink, the eggs would not be

raw anyhow ... not that it matters.

Continue to Enjoy & Learn,

Ed

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[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee!

>

> I was wondering why Blue Ice Fermented Cod Liver Oil wasn't

> recommended on your site. I realize that you cannot review or

> research every brand available, but I thought maybe there was a

> specific reason to avoid it.

+++Hi . Ed helped you with this. I have calculated the cost and

benefits of Blue Ice compared to Garden of Life Cod Liver Oil. GOL CLO is much

cheaper and provides the same benefits.

>

> Also, I saw that westonaprice.org says that consuming raw egg whites

> can lead to digestive problems due to the whites' enzyme inhibitors.

> Have you seen from other sources that this is false? I look forward

> to trying your Egg Drink but was not sure about the raw egg whites!

+++Ed addressed the biotin issue in egg whites, but not the protein inhibitor in

eggs as discussed on the WAPF website. One of the best sources is Nature

itself. Animals who consume raw eggs don't stop to remove the whites, and they

have no problems digesting protein. If they did, we would have heard how

certain species of animals became sick and/or extinct due to high egg white

consumption. lol!

+++Also a Chapter Leader at WAPF, Herbert Nehrlich, who is an Orthomolecular

Physician, and I have been on many WAPF Forums in the past and have emailed back

and forth. He says the same thing about animals in the wild regarding raw egg

whites and digesting protein.

+++I'm finding WAPF tends to isolate substances in good unadulterated foods and

claim, from research findings, that they cause health issues or problems and I

don't agree with that. There are many substances in foods, when isolated from

the whole food, may appear to act in a certain way in a laboratory but not

inside the Human body.

+++Good " whole " foods don't cause health problems. These are the causes of ill

and failing health, dis-ease, degeneration, etc.:

1. Lack of proper nutrition and oxygen.

2. Accumulation of toxins, poisons, and waste.

3. Lowered vitality due to stress, shock, injury, emotional upsets, relationship

or financial worries and concerns, etc.

4. Nutritional status inherited from your parents upon conception, which can be

corrected by proper nutrition.

> I've really been enjoying your website and email group. Thanks so

> much for your hard work!

+++You are very welcome!

All the best, Bee