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In a message dated 1/26/00 11:21:30 PM Central Standard Time,

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<< There was a recent posting referring to Dr Johanna Budwig discovery of

flax oil and cottage cheese for curing cancer. It also contained a

website with testamonies narrated by by Clifford Beckwith. I

accidentally erased it. Would someone be kind enough to forward it to

me. Thanks.

Wellness To All

Ri >>

Rich, I was wondering. Would not MSM give the needed sulfer and provide the

same benefit as cottage cheese if taken with flax seed oil. You can get MSM

in crystline form and mix it with the flax oil. Isn't that better than the

sulfer in the cottage cheese since MSM is pure clean sulfer.

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Thanks for the info, but this site had quite a bit of very interesting

information on Dr Budwig, as well as Clifford Beckwith. I would like to

read it so if anyone have, I would appreciate it being forwarded to me,

Rich

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In a message dated 04/16/2000 7:42:49 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

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<< >I was taking two tablespoons a day with 1/4 cup cottage cheese and I

>noticed myself putting on weight so I am back to one tablespoon.

Diane,

Are you saying, that Flax oil is putting weight on you, and not the cottage

cheese.

Regards,

Mike

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You mean the amount of flax you use is

determined by whether you're newish or

christian? Best, JR

I'm newish. HOw much Flax Oil with how much cottage cheese should one take?

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Yes..you certainly make sense. If I ate 2

tablespoons a day I'd gain weight also. Best

JR

>I was taking two tablespoons a day with 1/4 cup cottage cheese and I

>noticed myself putting on weight so I am back to one tablespoon.

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Hi,

Dr. Budwig reccommends one tablespoon of Flaxseed Oil per hundred pounds of

body weight for maintenance of the needed Omega 3. To fight cancer I would

use at least two tablespoons extra.

We have seen very good results from four tablespoons of flaxseed oil mixed

in about three fourths of a cup of cottage cheese with frozen strawerries,

crushed pineapple or something added to help the taste.

Several years ago a man in our area had lung cancer that had incapacitated

him. He would rather die than eat cottage cheese, so he used one capsule of

companion nutrients per tablespoon and four tablespoons of f/o per day and

before long was back at work. The only evidence of cancer is some scar

tissue.

That was around five years ago. He is still working. I do not even know

his name. He was a friend of a friend of mine.

So far we have not seen this miss in cases of lung cancer.

If weight is a problem cut somewhere else.

I have a sister in a nursing facility in Florida. She is having a very

tough time with a brain tumor. She was always very concerned with weight.

She wouldn't try this because she didn't want to get fat.

If it is a choice I would prefer to be alive and a little heavy than thin

and dead. Hiowever, it is usually possible to cut somewhere else.

Designer whey protein and Soy protein have the same sulfur based proteins as

cottage cheese and I am using a heaping soupspoon of Whey protein and a

heaping soupspoon of Soy protein with part of the oil I am taking. I am

guessing on amount.

Cliff

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USING FLAXSEED OIL

I have been asked different times about how to take flaxseed oil. I will

simply tell what we have tried and learned since June 1991. We were

basically on our own and still are.

Dr. Budwig latest recommendations are one tablespoon of oil per hundred

pounds body weight for maintenance of the needed Omega 3 and more to

overcome existing problems. We have seen best results with at least two

tablespoons beyond maintenance where cancer exists. She suggests at least a

half cup of cottage cheese per day. I have used three fourths of a cup. I

mix it in the morning, add fruit to give it a good taste and eat part of it

two or three times per day.

We are frequently asked about substitutes for cottage cheese for those who

do not like it or are allergic to it. It seems that soft Tofu will work

well. The oil should be mixed in it as much as possible. There is a

product called Companion Nutrients [Natures Distributors 1 - 800 - 624 -

7114] that is claimed to work well, and we have seen good success with it.

It is not expensive.

I recently learned that Soy protein has the same sulfur based proteins as

does cottage cheese. Whey protein also may have real value. I read

recently on the internet that a combination of Soy protein and Whey protein

showed a distinct value in the prevention of breast cancer without anything

else with it. I am now using a tablespoon of Soy protein [the amount is a

guess] and a tablespoon of whey protein in enough milk or grapejuice to make

it liquid per day. I am using it with the flaxseed oil and cottage cheese.

This is my guess and not a clinical recommendation. I have also just learned

that it may be possible to overdo it on Soy foods over a period of time. A

tablaespoon a day should do fine.

All the brands of oil are good as long as they are fresh and cold pressed.

Flaxseed oil will keep a year in a freezer, four months in a refrigerator,

but only three weeks at room temperature. After that it will deteriorate

into a transfatty acid that can actually cause cancer. Barleand's have one

advantage in that they will ship wholesale to anyone with a life threatening

disease. If one gets over $75.00 worth at one time they will pay surface

transportation and for an extra $4.00 or so will ship FedEx.

One tablespoon of Flax Oil may be replaced by three tablespoons of seeds,

but no more, ground up in a small coffee grinder. The ground seeds must

still be used with a sulfur based protein and should be used within ten

minutes of grinding due to rapid oxidation. This is not to be construed as

advice. This is merely evidence. We do not have medical direction due to

lack of research other than what we know of Dr. Budwig's work. We are on

our own.

Cliff

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Cliff.

Can I use yogurt instead of cottage cheese with the flax oil?

Terri

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Yogurt can be used instead of cottage cheese but it only has a third as much

protein per volume and therefore needs three times as much. It also must be

plain yogurt and not fruited.

One could mix up the yogurt and oil and then add fruit and be all right, but

the fruited yogurt to start with is too diluted with fruit and sugar.

Cliff

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>Cliff.

>Can I use yogurt instead of cottage cheese with the flax oil?

>Terri

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> >I was taking two tablespoons a day with 1/4 cup cottage

cheese and I

> >noticed myself putting on weight so I am back to one

tablespoon.

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> Diane

:-) Same here

Skye

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Dear Cliff,

I printed your information on flax oil and cottage cheese when you sent

it to me, and have read it several times. It makes so much sense! Your

personal testimony was very encouraging as well. Could you please tell me

how you gained the tremendous knowledge you have of your approach to cancer?

On Tuesday of this week, my father had a fairly large cancerous growth

removed from his mouth. Though the doctors decided to forego chemotherapy at

this time (thankfully), they have indicated that they expect more growths of

this type in the future. He is also being watched due to pre-cancerous spots

in his lungs and an enlarged prostate.

Since his appetite is poor at present and his sense of taste is severely

compromised, do you have any suggestions for making the combination more

palatable? Am I being to optimistic in believing that using this protocol

would help prevent future problems?

Thank you!

Carrol

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In a message dated 04/19/2000 9:03:10 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

spinner@... writes:

<< I am trying to find frozen red raspberries with which to use it. So far I

haven't been able to find any. We used to raise them.

I am going to put on a seperate post that burns me to this day.

Cliff >>

We buy the frozen raspberries in the grocery stores here in orlando, fla. We

buy the raspberry figs, fruit drink, oatmeal, and jelly. I bought some fresh

raspberries the other day, and they taste like strawberries.....Good

Regards,

Mike

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Dear Carrol,

I really don't mind the taste as I have always

loved cottage cheese. You could probably mix it with

fruit to cover the taste he does not like.

I was wondering if Cliff or anyone had the 800

number to order Barlean's flaxseed oil? And how do

they keep it cold when they ship it?

Diane

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Hi Carol,

I believe wholeheartedly that if your father can get this down he has a very

good chance of complete remission.

This is based on observation and what we have learned from bits and pieces

from Sr. Budwig. Most of it comes from taking Dr. Budwig's work at face

value and talking about it and learning what has happened to those who have

used it.

I have yet to talk to a person who really believes that chemo is an answer

but when the doctor says that one must start chemo immediately there is a

hopeless resignation that since the doctor said it we must do it, at the

same time we are wondering how many months more misery will we be facing

before we are looking at the roots of the grass.

I had a long call two days ago from a woman with acute Leukemia. Her doctor

says that nothing can be done. He sent her to a big cancer center to a

specialist . He examined her records and had a talk with her to the point

that death is coming to us all, and to some sooner than others, etc. etc.

We have seen five people out of five with Leukemia go into remission. One

person was acute, and Shiloh was acute. Remember Shiloh?

Will any doctor take notice of that? An I serious? Who am I kidding?

I believe this lady is now on all the flaxoil she can stand with cottage

cheese. If she improves or recovers will anyone notice? Medical people

would have no explanation, but it won't be flaxseed oil and sulfur based

proteins. That only works in Germany with Dr. Budwig.

A friend of mine is working with a doctor on something experimental. My

friend asked his opinion of Omega 3 as therapy. He was told condescendingly

to take that with a grain of salt.

Suddenly I realized something. I have been taken to task for talking about

this without hard evidence from documented scientific studies etc. etc.

The evidence I have is not hard evidence, it is merely accurate.

However, there is also no hard evidence for any doctor to dispute its

effectiveness. They know absolutely nothing about it except that something

this simple couldn't be effective. That would be a tremendous blow to the

medical ego and potential income.

Experimentation is being done in this country on Omega 3 but nothing is

being done in connection with the Sulfur based proteins that Dr. Budwig has

found makes it effective. There is no scientific knowledge that can support

or refute it, and it has been tried.

When you mix the cottage cheese and flaxseed oil try mixing in frozen

strawberries or something to cover the taste. Try to have your Dad eat it

little bits at a time if necessary but get it in if at all possible.

I am trying to find frozen red raspberries with which to use it. So far I

haven't been able to find any. We used to raise them.

I am going to put on a seperate post that burns me to this day.

Cliff

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>Dear Cliff,

> I printed your information on flax oil and cottage cheese when you sent

>it to me, and have read it several times. It makes so much sense! Your

>personal testimony was very encouraging as well. Could you please tell me

>how you gained the tremendous knowledge you have of your approach to

cancer?

> On Tuesday of this week, my father had a fairly large cancerous growth

>removed from his mouth. Though the doctors decided to forego chemotherapy

at

>this time (thankfully), they have indicated that they expect more growths

of

>this type in the future. He is also being watched due to pre-cancerous

spots

>in his lungs and an enlarged prostate.

> Since his appetite is poor at present and his sense of taste is

severely

>compromised, do you have any suggestions for making the combination more

>palatable? Am I being to optimistic in believing that using this protocol

>would help prevent future problems?

>

>Thank you!

>

>Carrol

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I am going to post the story of Jim Galm, my brother in law before my first

wife passed away.

Hi,

A former brother in law [My first wife passed away in 1973] was found to

have a chronic Leukemia in 1993 or 4. The doctor's watched the white count

and when it got to a high level administered three rounds of chemo.

After that [my knowledge of the exact course of events is a little sketchy]

he developed Lymphoma. There is speculation that the chemo for the Leukemia

eliminated enough of the immune system that the Lymphoma was able to get

started.]

Since that time Jim has been on all kinds of chemo. When we heard about it

we sent a tape and Jim has also used Flaxseed Oil faithfully.

My contact has been very limited, but I understand that several times in the

past years he was told to get his affairs in order. The doctors could not

understand how well Jim was holding up to the chemo treatmenst and how well

he was doing as the chemo did not appear to be successful. They knew he was

using Flaxseed Oil but dismissed that as of no consequence.

#Some studies are double blind. Some observations could be made but those

involved are just single blind when it does't fit the standard line.

A few months back he was told that they could do no more chemo as it would

kill him. They put him on some kind of cancer medicine in pill form. His

wife does not know what it is. He is now going down hill and the time left

does not appear to be long. Whether he is still being given some kind of

chemo or a pain control deal such as Morphine I have no idea.

If it were possible to go back to the time the Leukemia was first detected

and go with Flaxseed Oil from there I wonder what might have happened.

Unfortunately, we can only go around once and we can't do it both ways.

Chemo can be deadly stuff. The idea is, I understand, that the chemo will

hurt the cancer cells more than the rest of the body and the rest of the

body will hopefully recover.

# I have yet to meet anyone who actually believes that. If you know of

anyone who does, introduce me to them. I have an uncle who has some

waterfront property in Florida he would dearly love to sell.

Jim went into a coma and passed away March 1, 2000.

# The doctors knew of the Flaxseed Oil use, but these were one of the best

doctor groups in a major city and it couldn't help Jim.

Cliff

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>Dear Cliff,

> I printed your information on flax oil and cottage cheese when you sent

>it to me, and have read it several times. It makes so much sense! Your

>personal testimony was very encouraging as well. Could you please tell me

>how you gained the tremendous knowledge you have of your approach to

cancer?

> On Tuesday of this week, my father had a fairly large cancerous growth

>removed from his mouth. Though the doctors decided to forego chemotherapy

at

>this time (thankfully), they have indicated that they expect more growths

of

>this type in the future. He is also being watched due to pre-cancerous

spots

>in his lungs and an enlarged prostate.

> Since his appetite is poor at present and his sense of taste is

severely

>compromised, do you have any suggestions for making the combination more

>palatable? Am I being to optimistic in believing that using this protocol

>would help prevent future problems?

>

>Thank you!

>

>Carrol

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Barlean's number is 1 800 445 3529. The time in shipping isn't

critical.

The health food stores get is sent surface. For the last few years I get it

FedEx. By buying $75:00 or more at one time they will pay surface

transportation and for a few $ extra they will send FedEx.

If you have a life threatening disease they will sell it to you wholesale.

Cliff

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>

>Dear Carrol,

>

> I really don't mind the taste as I have always

>loved cottage cheese. You could probably mix it with

>fruit to cover the taste he does not like.

>

> I was wondering if Cliff or anyone had the 800

>number to order Barlean's flaxseed oil? And how do

>they keep it cold when they ship it?

>

> Diane

>

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Dear Carol,

In Dr Johanna Budwig's Oil/Fat Cookbook she states that cottage cheese, plain

yogurt,skim milk or quark (a European food) all work equally well with flax oil

as a remedy. She also has many good ideas for very palatable recipes. Here's the

best I have found. Take equal parts of partially frozen blueberries (or favorite

berries) with same amount of organic whole milk yogurt. Add some grated lemon

rind and some stevia (an herbal sweetener) and sweeten to taste. You can use any

sweetener you feel comfortable with but sugar is very bad. Blend all in a

blender add 1 to 3 tablespoons (start low work up to taste) of high lignan flax

oil. Blend again. Maybe I just haven't had blueberry pie in a long time but this

sure tastes similar.

Praise God!

My best wishes to you,

Judi

>>> <carrolshow@...> 04/19/00 07:06PM >>>

Dear Cliff,

I printed your information on flax oil and cottage cheese when you sent

it to me, and have read it several times. It makes so much sense! Your

personal testimony was very encouraging as well. Could you please tell me

how you gained the tremendous knowledge you have of your approach to cancer?

On Tuesday of this week, my father had a fairly large cancerous growth

removed from his mouth. Though the doctors decided to forego chemotherapy at

this time (thankfully), they have indicated that they expect more growths of

this type in the future. He is also being watched due to pre-cancerous spots

in his lungs and an enlarged prostate.

Since his appetite is poor at present and his sense of taste is severely

compromised, do you have any suggestions for making the combination more

palatable? Am I being to optimistic in believing that using this protocol

would help prevent future problems?

Thank you!

Carrol

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Dear Cliff,

Your brother-in-law's story is so sad and I'm afraid it is typical. One

reason that I am so bent on finding some alternative procedure for my father

is that he has suffered through two six month rounds of chemotherapy already.

The first six months he went to the cancer center and received

chemotherapy for eight hours per day, Monday through Friday. This would

alternate every other month with a trip to the hospital so that drugs could

be administered around the clock and injected directly into the cancer site.

His veins broke down and a port was installed which caused blood clots and

dark veins to emerge on his neck, face, chest and arm. After a week they

began injections to boost his immune system. Then He was injected with blood

thinners. He was given injections to keep his bowels working. He was given

injections to keep his bladder working. He was given injections to help with

nausea. And, in addition, he was given oral drugs to counteract the ravages

of chemotherapy, as well. He also had surgery and all of the consequences

that accompany that. He couldn't have visitors or see his grandchildren. He

suffered dementia, allergic reactions to several drugs and became suicidal at

one point.

But, the doctors saw CANCER, not him. HE was not part of the equation.

His second round of " treatment " included radiation and an even stronger

drug. Repeat everything mentioned above, except that surgery occurred prior

to chemo this time and hospital stays just included stronger variations of

the poison.

This once vital man, who played college football, was a Golden Glove

boxer and who loved the outdoors, cannot even go outside into his own yard

now. His immunities are so low that he is allergic to grass, trees, pollen,

animals, and just about anything else you can think of. A dental problem

that resulted in his most recent cancer diagnoses culminated in an allergic

reaction to the antibiotics to which he'd never reacted before. He has nerve

damage that is hindering his walking, his hands shake constantly, his mind is

" not right " (according to him), and he is weak and easily fatigued. I cannot

see the benefit of the chemotherapy and radiation he endured, especially when

cancer continues to recur.

I keep hearing that laetrile is cyanide, i.e., poison. Chemotherapy is

poison, too, but not nearly as selective as laetrile. Chemotherapy kills

everything in its path, good or bad. But I have never heard a doctor respond

appropriately to that knowledge. The medical doctors tell my dad not to

consider alternative methods because they " haven't been tested. " I can

remember several drugs, like fen/phen, that were " tested " with disastrous

results. Who says that the FDA, pharmaceutical companies, or medical doctors

have an exclusive insight into what is best for people? Over and over, their

testing in controlled settings negates the human element of healing.

I better stop, now, or I'll need a larger soap box!!!

Please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of your brother-in-law,

and my deepest thanks for your response to my ignorant questions about flax

oil and cottage cheese. You are a blessing!

- -Carrol

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On Mon, 29 May 2000 mindbrain@... wrote:

> How about come honest information like clinical trials and reports on actual

> humans tested, not mice.

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> Sincerely,

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Generally speaking, mice and humans tend to react similarly on various

diets--they become sick with all manner of diseases and die quicker on a

poor diet. Didn't someone post an example of an animal study recently?

If I recall correctly, three categories of nutrients were tested: (1)

white flour (grains without its bran and germ), (2) white flour with

artificial vitamins (from tar?), and (3) whole grain flour.

The results had a surprising element. The mice with the diet of whole

grain flour remained nice and healthy. The mice with the diet of white

flour got diseases just like we do. But the mice with the diet of white

flour plus ARTIFICIAL VITAMINS was the SICKEST of the three groups!!!!

There seems to be a deception in medicine that says that natural vitamins

are identical to artificial vitamins. And scientific studies using poor

quality or artificial vitamins seem to be the basis by which the FDA can

downplay vitamins, often recommending a dosage so low that it either

cannot reverse a disease, or it results in vitamin-deficient diseases.

For example, the amount of folic acid recommended by the FDA in the past

was so low that babies were born with neurological defects. The egg scare

started because of studies with powdered eggs, but it was the fresh eggs

that they said was bad for us. (Note that many nutritional doctors today

recommend eggs to their patients, and butter instead of margarine.)

The FDA has recently set a dose of 2,000 mg for Vitamin C based on studies

which I suspect used poor quality vitamin C, for this seems to be their

pattern. Dr. ing took 12,000 mg of natural Vitamin C daily, and I

think Dr. Hulda also recommends Vitamin C from the same source Dr.

ing used for her cancer patients.

The most deceptive and successful scare to me is the fat scare. We heard

a one-sided story of how bad fats are, but we were not told that unless we

have enough essential fatty acids in our diet, we can have all manner of

diseases. Certainly, we shouldn't eat man-adultered fats, fats

contaminated with toxins, and high-heat-treated fats, but we need

essential fatty acids. These essential fatty acids are needed for a

healthy immune system, for the brain, for every single cell in our body!

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Dear Jan (and all),

When I started using Flax oil and cottage cheese as per Dr Johanna Budwig, I

was already in remission, so cannot say that it helped towards actually

'curing' my cancer. I believe (in my gut) that although I'm in remission,

the cancer is still there and I have to do all I can do to stop the sucker

coming back. In other words I can't just sit back and say, " Oh! I'm cured! "

because I think I will always have to be 'on guard.'

Since this is slightly 'off topic' please go to the following web site where

you'll find all the information you need to learn about this therapy.

http://home.online.no/~dusan/diseases/cancer/cancer_dr_budwig.html

By following the protocols of Dr Johanna Budwig and Dr Hulda , I

believe (in my humble opinion) they've put me on the road to good health,

because I feel GREAT!

THE FLAX-OIL AND COTTAGE CHEESE PROTOCOL

When you get to the web-site, print out the 9 pages full of information and

how to's. Read the books by Dr Johanna Budwig, mine is called " Flax Oil as

a True aid Against Arthritis, Heart Infarction, Cancer and Other diseases " ..

Published by Apple Publishing Company Ltd. 220 East 59th Ave., Vancouver,

BC, Canada. Tel (604)325-2888. ISBN 0-9695272-1-7

Also: " The Oil Protein Diet Cookbook " by Dr Johanna Budwig. Published by

Apple Publishing Company Ltd. 220 East 59th Ave., Vancouver, BC, Canada.

Tel (604)325-2888. 1SBN 0-9695272-2-5. This site explains how to mix the

stuff, everything!! Also several testimonials and lots of FO/CC related

LINKS.

To subscribe to the Flax-oil discussion group....

Subscribe: FlaxSeedOil-subscribeonelist

PS. I have no affiliation with the book companies, just a satisfied

customer.

Good Luck,

Bye for now...

Sandy Lightfoot.

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