Re: Modified citrus pectin

[Guest guest]

Trudy -

my pharmacy offered it for 200 Euro/US$ per 450 g.

I can't afford that so I rely on the other supplements and Budwig

so far.

I have the formula to make it, but you need a lab, chemicals and to

know how to use them,-)

Regards

At 7:12 Uhr +0100 10.03.2003, Trudy Newman wrote:

>Hi Art,

>

>Thanks for bringing this product to our attention. Where would a person

>get this modified citrus pectin, since it is not available in the health

>food stores?

>

>Kind regards,

>Trudy

[Guest guest]

I am seeking the Budwig formula and details on what foods one should eat

and not eat. Do you have that formula . If so, could you email me

privately please. My wife has lung cancer, small cell, advanced, and has

begun taking five tablespoons of Flax Seed Oil mixed with about half a

cup of cottage cheese. Is this the right amount?

Barry

Re: [ ] Modified Citrus Pectin

Trudy -

my pharmacy offered it for 200 Euro/US$ per 450 g.

I can't afford that so I rely on the other supplements and Budwig

so far.

I have the formula to make it, but you need a lab, chemicals and to

know how to use them,-)

Regards

At 7:12 Uhr +0100 10.03.2003, Trudy Newman wrote:

>Hi Art,

>

>Thanks for bringing this product to our attention. Where would a

person

>get this modified citrus pectin, since it is not available in the

health

>food stores?

>

>Kind regards,

>Trudy

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

WOW! ...that is out of my range, too! ...and I thought I couldn't afford Dr.

Gojny's product because of conversion and customs. I'll have to investigate

coffee (and wheat grass--thanks Gubi!) enemas, again! ;-) LOL

My alt MD wants me to be really strict on diet. Unfortunately, I couldn't

figure his diet out. Last week, in desperation, I contacted his office to see

if he could recommend a dietitian to help me put meals together. I met with the

girl his office referred me to and learned that 425 other patients couldn't

figure out my doctor's diet either! ;-) LOL This girl gave me a stack of

information. I'll be reading for the next month! But it was exactly the

information that I needed. Basically, what she will be having me do is a

" rotation " diet. I was so worried about not having starchy food or milk

products, but she has lots of alternatives for me to try. It will take me about

a week to get it all figured out. She was claiming that with her diet, I will

be detoxing. She said it takes a month to get the wheat and dairy out of a

person's system. There are a few items that she insists must be organic. I'm

hoping that this diet might cut down on some of the supplement expenses.

....we'll see.

Kind regards,

Trudy

Message: 4

Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 21:51:43 +0100

From: Fackelmann <pfackelmann@...>

Subject: Re: Modified Citrus Pectin

Trudy -

my pharmacy offered it for 200 Euro/US$ per 450 g. I can't afford that so I

rely on the other supplements and Budwig so far. I have the formula to make it,

but you need a lab, chemicals and to know how to use them,-)

Regards

[Guest guest]

on 3/9/03 10:12 PM, Trudy Newman at tnew@... wrote:

Hi Art,

Thanks for bringing this product to our attention. Where would a person get

this modified citrus pectin, since it is not available in the health food

stores?

Kind regards,

Trudy

Message: 7

Date: Sun, 9 Mar 2003 06:20:31 -0500

From: " Art Brown " <abrown101@...>

Subject: Re: shark liver oil & cartilage

Modified Citrus Pectin has been shown to produce results similar to Shark

Cartilage. It stops the spread of cancer (metastasis) but cannot

reverse/eliminate the disease by itself. Note MCP is different from the

citrus pectin frequently sold in health food stores.

- Art

wrote:

>

[Guest guest]

Trudy -

I have a simple diet rule

- low glycemic index and high ORAC value (antioxidant capacity).

- no animal fat

- enough omega-6 (Budwig)

I also try to get as much as possible from the diet and not from pills.

Regards

At 16:59 Uhr +0100 11.03.2003, Trudy Newman wrote:

>Hi ,

>

>WOW! ...that is out of my range, too! ...and I thought I couldn't afford

>Dr. Gojny's product because of conversion and customs. I'll have to

>investigate coffee (and wheat grass--thanks Gubi!) enemas, again! ;-) LOL

>

>My alt MD wants me to be really strict on diet. Unfortunately, I couldn't

>figure his diet out. Last week, in desperation, I contacted his office to

>see if he could recommend a dietitian to help me put meals together. I

>met with the girl his office referred me to and learned that 425 other

>patients couldn't figure out my doctor's diet either! ;-) LOL This girl

>gave me a stack of information. I'll be reading for the next month! But

>it was exactly the information that I needed. Basically, what she will be

>having me do is a " rotation " diet. I was so worried about not having

>starchy food or milk products, but she has lots of alternatives for me to

>try. It will take me about a week to get it all figured out. She was

>claiming that with her diet, I will be detoxing. She said it takes a

>month to get the wheat and dairy out of a person's system. There are a

>few items that she insists must be organic. I'm hoping that this diet

>might cut down on some of the supplement expenses. ...we'll see.

>

>Kind regards,

>Trudy

>

>

>Message: 4

> Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 21:51:43 +0100

> From: Fackelmann <pfackelmann@...>

>Subject: Re: Modified Citrus Pectin

>

>Trudy -

>

>my pharmacy offered it for 200 Euro/US$ per 450 g. I can't afford that so

>I rely on the other supplements and Budwig so far. I have the formula to

>make it, but you need a lab, chemicals and to know how to use them,-)

[Guest guest]

Barry -

here is how I mix the muesli:

Put 100 g quark/cottage cheese in a cup

Grind 3 tablespoons flaxseed, add it

Add enough water to stir it soft and creamy (I use a table-knife)

Then add turmeric, cayenne, ginger

Add 3 tablespoons flax oil

Stir it until no oil is visible anymore

Add something for the taste (berries, hashed apple, paprika sauce)

Stir again

Ready

Regards

At 0:58 Uhr +0100 11.03.2003, Barry wrote:

>I am seeking the Budwig formula and details on what foods one should eat

>and not eat. Do you have that formula . If so, could you email me

>privately please. My wife has lung cancer, small cell, advanced, and has

>begun taking five tablespoons of Flax Seed Oil mixed with about half a

>cup of cottage cheese. Is this the right amount?

>Barry

>

> Re: [ ] Modified Citrus Pectin

>

>Trudy -

>

>my pharmacy offered it for 200 Euro/US$ per 450 g.

>I can't afford that so I rely on the other supplements and Budwig

>so far.

>I have the formula to make it, but you need a lab, chemicals and to

>know how to use them,-)

>

>Regards

>

>

>

>

>At 7:12 Uhr +0100 10.03.2003, Trudy Newman wrote:

>>Hi Art,

>>

>>Thanks for bringing this product to our attention. Where would a

>person

>>get this modified citrus pectin, since it is not available in the

>health

>>food stores?

>>

>>Kind regards,

>>Trudy

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

Not too many here, I would think are using MCP but there is a lady on the ABMD

board who is. I have to warn you that despite it's claims, MCP does not chelate

any metals out of the body.

Good luck,

[ ] Modified Citrus Pectin

I'm interested in Modified Citrus Pectin for my 4 kids ages 13, 9-1/2,

5-1/2 & 2. Can someone recommend brands & usage for children these

ages? Does it go by weight?

Thanks, Michele

[Guest guest]

I use Premier Research's brand called Chem detox. It has apple pectin (or citrus pectin) as the main ingredient. Cannot tell you how well it work for heavy metals as I use many detoxing things for this but it seems to work pretty well during a herx.

-- [ ] Modified citrus pectin

I saw a print ad for Now brand of this. Also have seen it as an ingredient in a specific product (I can't remember which, could have been one of LymeAngl or Sue Massie's recommendations on IntheGardenn - i.e., beyond fiber, detoxifiber, etc.) Anyway, it's supposed to be good for heavy metals detox; has anyone tried it?

Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

Thanks, .susan <ssiegel5@...> wrote: I use Premier Research's brand called Chem detox. It has apple pectin (or citrus pectin) as the main ingredient. Cannot tell you how well it work for heavy metals as I use many detoxing things for this but it seems to work pretty well during a

herx. -- [ ] Modified citrus pectin I saw a print ad for Now brand of

this. Also have seen it as an ingredient in a specific product (I can't remember which, could have been one of LymeAngl or Sue Massie's recommendations on IntheGardenn - i.e., beyond fiber, detoxifiber, etc.) Anyway, it's supposed to be good for heavy metals detox; has anyone tried it? Thanks, Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now.

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