Re: why peanuts and peanutbutter recommended?

October 30, 2001

Hello Kees and those interested in the question you raise about potential

problems with the ingestion of peanuts and peanut

butter. Indeed, i have heard other reliable sources issue cautions about eating

peanuts or peanut products. Not sure why but

would like to know.

Also, the latest, greatest, and most talked about breakthrough in health

products is Microhydrin, allegedly the most powerful

antioxidant now known to man and, developed by the controversial genius,

Flannagan. I have seen strong supporters and

detractors, but would like to know if anyone has reliable, definitive, data

and/or research on the validity and effectiveness of

this product?

thanks in advance, Kees, or anyone else with helpful information in this

area... :-) richard

why peanuts and peanutbutter recommended?

> An impressing lot of ideas for good food. But why to recommend peanuts and

> peanutbutter? In the Houtsmullerdiet is a peanut the only nut which isn't

> allowed. All other nuts are OK, but not peanutbutter or peanutbuttersauce

> etc. maybe you know why and can explain that in good english? I

> could in Dutch but feel it hard to translate it in good english.?

>

> Gr. Kees Braam

> webmaster www.kanker-actueel.nl

>

> > In some health food stores one can grind ones own peanut butter. Use

> macadamia

> > nuts (with B17) instead of peanuts to make a macadamia nut butter that

> contains B17.

> > Steamed vegetables are with peanut and garlic sauce or soy sauce are OK.

> > Tofu and tempeh are OK and can be fried in olive oil.

> > I would use Flax oil as a butter substiute.

> > .

>

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October 30, 2001

Dear , Dr. Houtsmuller writes in his books that peanuts contain

'arachidonzuur' free translation: archidon acid. And that seems to support

the development of cancercells. But I'm not a medical specialist and my

english is in this very poor, so hopefully or others know better to

describe why peanuts and peanutbutter is n't so well for a cancerpatient.

An asnwer for your other question I don't have. I never heard of this, so

I'm interested too in an answer from someone else.

Gr. Kees Braam

webmaster www.kanker-actueel.nl

why peanuts and peanutbutter recommended?

>

> > An impressing lot of ideas for good food. But why to recommend peanuts

and

> > peanutbutter? In the Houtsmullerdiet is a peanut the only nut which

isn't

> > allowed. All other nuts are OK, but not peanutbutter or

peanutbuttersauce

> > etc. maybe you know why and can explain that in good english? I

> > could in Dutch but feel it hard to translate it in good english.?

> >

> > Gr. Kees Braam

> > webmaster www.kanker-actueel.nl

> >

> > > In some health food stores one can grind ones own peanut butter.

Use

> > macadamia

> > > nuts (with B17) instead of peanuts to make a macadamia nut butter that

> > contains B17.

> > > Steamed vegetables are with peanut and garlic sauce or soy sauce are

OK.

> > > Tofu and tempeh are OK and can be fried in olive oil.

> > > I would use Flax oil as a butter substiute.

> > > .

> >

> > Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links

there. Unsubscribe by sending email to

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> >

October 30, 2001

Thanks for your reply, Kees. And i too hope to see

more information from others on peanuts and microhydrin... richard

why peanuts and peanutbutter recommended?

> >

> > > An impressing lot of ideas for good food. But why to recommend peanuts

> and

> > > peanutbutter? In the Houtsmullerdiet is a peanut the only nut which

> isn't

> > > allowed. All other nuts are OK, but not peanutbutter or

> peanutbuttersauce

> > > etc. maybe you know why and can explain that in good english? I

> > > could in Dutch but feel it hard to translate it in good english.?

> > >

> > > Gr. Kees Braam

> > > webmaster www.kanker-actueel.nl

> > >

> > > > In some health food stores one can grind ones own peanut butter.

> Use

> > > macadamia

> > > > nuts (with B17) instead of peanuts to make a macadamia nut butter that

> > > contains B17.

> > > > Steamed vegetables are with peanut and garlic sauce or soy sauce are

> OK.

> > > > Tofu and tempeh are OK and can be fried in olive oil.

> > > > I would use Flax oil as a butter substiute.

> > > > .

> > >

> > > Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links

> there. Unsubscribe by sending email to

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> http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

> > >

October 31, 2001

In a message dated 10/30/01 1:10:07 PM, rnworks@... writes:

>Thanks for your reply, Kees. And i too hope to see

>more information from others on peanuts and microhydrin... richard

I've heard that peanuts have a mold or bacteria in them causes problems to

the immune system. But this is all the info I have on it.

As for microhydrin, I've been to a couple of Flanigans lectures and tried it.

It didn't seem to do anything for me. What it's supposed to do ( in

laymens terms) is to make your cells more permiable to allow waste products

to get out and nutrients to get in easier. Flannigans lectures where mostly

hype, ( the sells pitch). One of the questions I asked him was how long you

have to take this product. His answer was 'indefinitely " . He sighted the

case of his wife. He said that as long as she was taking microhydrin here

fibro, was under control and she could function normally. But if she stopped

taking it for more than a couple of days, her symptoms would return.

I think that microhydrin is like all the other MLM products, it will help

you greatly, If your problem is what the product puts out. If not it's just

a waste of money.

Klaus

October 31, 2001

Hi cures for cancer,

There has also been an issue of possible aflatoxin mold on peanuts..

I remember reading an organic farm source (I think it was when it was

Ford and Arrowhead Mills) talk about how they were careful to avoid peanuts

that could be so contaminated) some years ago..

So at the very least, if peanut butter is consumed, get a highly reputable

natural organic source

My personal preference is almond butter... yummmm... also have tried

filbert, cashew and also really like sesame tahini (ok that is not a nut

butter..)

There is another issue with roasted vs. unroasted butters..

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>Dear , Dr. Houtsmuller writes in his books that peanuts contain

>'arachidonzuur' free translation: archidon acid. And that seems to support

>the development of cancercells. But I'm not a medical specialist and my

>english is in this very poor, so hopefully or others know better

>todescribe why peanuts and peanutbutter is n't so well for a cancerpatient.

>

>An asnwer for your other question I don't have. I never heard of this, so

>I'm interested too in an answer from someone else.

>

>Gr. Kees Braam

>webmaster www.kanker-actueel.nl

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