Re: Alternatives to Budwig

[Guest guest]

I avoid all these problems by making my own from farm-fresh raw milk that i

buy from a local farm family. They use no pesticides. I currently use

grocery store butter milk to start the culture, but will purchase starter

soon. It's pretty easy to make, and you can find past discussions and

directions in the archives.

Virginia

At 04:41 AM 12/21/2003 +0000, you wrote:

>To &

>

>Another option might be organic cottage cheese with acidophilus,

>bifidum and lactic cultures.

>Second best would be kosher products with less additives.

>Most of available milk products have additives like sugar and mono and

>diglycerides (another new hydrogenated fat) as well as sourced from

>cows given RGBH.

>The allergy might be due to the additives?

>

>Rick

[Guest guest]

I avoid all these problems by making my own from farm-fresh raw milk that i

buy from a local farm family. They use no pesticides. I currently use

grocery store butter milk to start the culture, but will purchase starter

soon. It's pretty easy to make, and you can find past discussions and

directions in the archives.

Virginia

At 04:41 AM 12/21/2003 +0000, you wrote:

>To &

>

>Another option might be organic cottage cheese with acidophilus,

>bifidum and lactic cultures.

>Second best would be kosher products with less additives.

>Most of available milk products have additives like sugar and mono and

>diglycerides (another new hydrogenated fat) as well as sourced from

>cows given RGBH.

>The allergy might be due to the additives?

>

>Rick

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I will add a bit to this. A company in Arizona, Nature's Distributors, 1 800

624 7114, sells a product they call Companion Nutrients. We have seen it work

quite well. My wife uses it at one capsule per tablespoon of oil before meals

so the contents of the capsule mix with the Omega 3 before being diluted with

other food.

This is my idea. I don't know how much it matters. The capsules have 100 mgs

of methionine in them which is the source of sulfur based proteins. When I use

them I also add a heaping teaspoon of dried skim milk powder to beef up the

sulfur based proteins a little.

Also, one might suggest this person try lactase with the dairy products and see

whether that makes a difference.

Cliff

Alternatives to Budwig

Hi All,

I'm sure this might have been asked in the past, but do any of you have any

ideas about alternatives to the Budwig diet for someone, who is lactose

intolerant? I have a family member who has just been diagnosed w/ prostate

cancer. My first thought was to suggest the fo/cc..but he's lactose

intolerant...Thanks.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I will add a bit to this. A company in Arizona, Nature's Distributors, 1 800

624 7114, sells a product they call Companion Nutrients. We have seen it work

quite well. My wife uses it at one capsule per tablespoon of oil before meals

so the contents of the capsule mix with the Omega 3 before being diluted with

other food.

This is my idea. I don't know how much it matters. The capsules have 100 mgs

of methionine in them which is the source of sulfur based proteins. When I use

them I also add a heaping teaspoon of dried skim milk powder to beef up the

sulfur based proteins a little.

Also, one might suggest this person try lactase with the dairy products and see

whether that makes a difference.

Cliff

Alternatives to Budwig

Hi All,

I'm sure this might have been asked in the past, but do any of you have any

ideas about alternatives to the Budwig diet for someone, who is lactose

intolerant? I have a family member who has just been diagnosed w/ prostate

cancer. My first thought was to suggest the fo/cc..but he's lactose

intolerant...Thanks.