Guest guest Posted November 1, 1999 Report Share Posted November 1, 1999 Hi , Is the Green Barley organically grown? I think organic is crucial. Thanks, Sharon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 2, 1999 Report Share Posted November 2, 1999 Green Barley is definitely organically grown. They have even gone to the extent of acquiring virgin soil and developing it through seeding it with plants that will send nutrients deep in the soil so when the barley is grown it will draw the nutrients needed from the soil. Dr. Hsia visited the land himself recently to inspect the land and the product being grown. When it comes into the plant it is tested for quality and any contaminants. They are not afraid to reject a batch. They do continuous testing throughout the process of producing it. When I toured their FDA-approved facilities I witnessed the testing processes myself, and saw extensive state-of-the-art laboratory equipment. Since they control the process from readying the soil, to planting, to harvesting at the optimum time, to all stages at the facility itself, even to bottling it, it gives the confidence there is a high quality product. Hope this helps to answer your question. I'm in the process of trying to get a website going so I can have the information available whenever a person is able to look at it. I'm waiting to hear when that process will begin. I hope by the end of the month if not sooner. There is a man in our area who heard Dr Hsia speak about his cancer research. He consulted with him after, and began a regimen for his colon cancer. He'd been through much medical intervention, and some alternative methods but when he started the Green Barley, and SelGuard plus some other supplements he noticed a change in his energy level, actually gained weight, and overall felt better. He returned to Mayo Clinic for a followup checkup and was told there is no cancer present now. It really helped me to know that at the time I was doing my intensive regimen, someone else nearby was also getting helped. He is still using the Green Barley and SelGuard and a few others on a maintenance type regimen. What impressed me is all the things he had tried, and how he physically improved after consulting with Dr. Hsia, who is responsible for researching and developing the Green Barley, SelGuard and other supplements. When he has traveled to do presentations on his research, I never tire of hearing him and seeing the new documentation and developments. Also if there has been a need, there has always been an opportunity to speak personally with him, whether for myself or a query by someone else. In December it'll have been a year since I had my first consultation, and I have never stopped being grateful for the privilege of time with him during that first phone consultation. It has changed my life, and when the cancer began, the combination of knowing a nutrition scientist of his caliber combined with the supplements he recommended gave me hope I hadn't had with previous alternative methods to overcome cancer. We had a friend struggle through all the regular treatments, then experimented with alternative methods but continued to physically deteriorate. We believe that if she had been able to speak with Dr. Hsia and begin to use the SelGuard, Green Barley, etc. she'd still be with us today. Because of , I've chosen to share the information, in hopes that someone elses will make it. H. [ ] Re: Green Barley >From: SnottyKat@... > >Hi , > >Is the Green Barley organically grown? > >I think organic is crucial. > >Thanks, > >Sharon > >>-List Archives: >/archives.cgi/ >Web Sites: >http://home.sol.no/~dusan/cancerpage.html >http://www.geocities.com/~mycleanse/ >http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/1158 > >By joining the list you agree to hold yourself FULLY responsible FOR yourself! > >To unsubscribe from this list, send an empty message to: > -unsubscribeonelist > >To change status from normal to digest , send an empty message to: > -digestonelist > >To change status from digest to normal, send an empty message to: > -normalonelist > >To subscribe again to the list, send an empty message to: > -subscribeonelist > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 7, 1999 Report Share Posted November 7, 1999 Green Barley Les Dyne grew up on a farm in Australia. In the eary 1950s , Les drove a tractor with a boom spray and mixed chemical concentrates by hand. DDT was in vogue as a safe spray and it was common for farmers to mix different chemicals together to inrease the killing power. Eating habits were different in the fifties with heaps of red meat,salt and sugar on the menu and vegetables 'cooked or boiled to death' . In 1982 , life was satisfying working as a solicitor in his own legal practice until he was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. The lymph nodes throughout his body were enlarged , as was his spleen.There was a large tumor in his pelvic area and eight inches of pelvic bone had decayed. His left thigh muscles had wasted away.The pain of the cancer increased until it was like a fire raging inside him. Les rejected medical opinion to have an amputation of the leg and pelvic bone. He opted to pursue chemotherapy instead. He decided to put up a real fight so he began researching the problems and looking for alternatives to fight it. He sold his legal practice and underwent three gruelling years of chemotherapy and radiation treatment while still searching for alternatives. He decided to alter his diet dramatically. During his years as a lawyer, he used to grab a pie and soft drink for lunch. Now, the cancer treatment just kept knocking him down. " My body was looking for building up, " he said. He started eating large quantities of organic vegetables and green barley powder. " I moved up to 12 teaspoons of green barley powder a day and within 2 weeks my energy levels were back and I lost the sallow complexion, " he said . After 3 months, the pelvic bone had regenerated and within 6 months , the tumor had disappeared. His body had utilised the nutrition to heal and he remains well. ... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 6, 2004 Report Share Posted March 6, 2004 Does anyone have any information on the uses and benefits of green barley? Ellen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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