Whole wheat/allergies

May 23, 2009

Just remember that not all allergies are evident. We all don't get hives when

we are allergic to a food; lots of times the damage is being done inside and we

have no way of knowing it.

Also, the whole wheat we eat today is very different from the wheat of hundreds

of years ago, due to hybridization and manipulation. Maybe it was good for

humans years ago, but I don't think it is today. One of the things " they " have

manipulated is the gluten content; today's wheat has a much higher content than

it should.

I agree with Janet: quinoa, millet, brown rice, etc. give us many choices. Be

careful of oats--I'm not sure that all oats are gluten free, but there are some

brands that can prove their's is and say it is on the label (I think Bob's Mills

is one??)

Beverly

>

> I kind of feel the same way. I'm very confused by the BBD, because it seems

like you have to elimate just about everything. I always heard whole wheat is

the better choice, but on that diet, don't you have to stay away from whole

wheat, or wheat in general? Anything that can be an allergen you have to stay

away from right? But what if you're not not allergic to the foods that they say

to stay away from? A gluten free diet if very difficult, isn't there any way

around that?

May 24, 2009

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The removal of the buildup takes consistency, first you get your colon moving

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To: mscured

Sent: Saturday, May 23, 2009 11:37:48 PM

Subject: Whole wheat/allergies

Just remember that not all allergies are evident. We all don't get hives when

we are allergic to a food; lots of times the damage is being done inside and we

have no way of knowing it.

Also, the whole wheat we eat today is very different from the wheat of hundreds

of years ago, due to hybridization and manipulation. Maybe it was good for

humans years ago, but I don't think it is today. One of the things " they " have

manipulated is the gluten content; today's wheat has a much higher content than

it should.

I agree with Janet: quinoa, millet, brown rice, etc. give us many choices. Be

careful of oats--I'm not sure that all oats are gluten free, but there are some

brands that can prove their's is and say it is on the label (I think Bob's Mills

is one??)

Beverly

>

> I kind of feel the same way. I'm very confused by the BBD, because it seems

like you have to elimate just about everything. I always heard whole wheat is

the better choice, but on that diet, don't you have to stay away from whole

wheat, or wheat in general? Anything that can be an allergen you have to stay

away from right? But what if you're not not allergic to the foods that they say

to stay away from? A gluten free diet if very difficult, isn't there any way

around that?

May 27, 2009

Hi , hope all is well, has been taking the powerpoop & has started on

the powerfood that takes off the sludge on his intestine wall as you say and I

must say he has seen results. He has gotten his speech back, when he talks he

doesn't sound like he's drunk anymore, he sounds so much better, he will be

continuing his juice fasting and continuing with your products as we have seen

results, thanks so much for your help in helping us see the light. Email me

when your book is released as is looking forward to reading it.

Val-

Subject: Re: Whole wheat/allergies

To: mscured

Date: Sunday, May 24, 2009, 8:02 AM