Re: The Budwig Diet Revision Proposal

[Guest guest]

Hmmm, Well I would NOT replace Flax Seed oil with ANY kind of FISH oil. The

Budwig protocol calls for flaxseed oil and it is for a reason.

Jack

Duncan Crow wrote:

The Budwig Diet Revision Proposal

Germany's Dr Joanna Budwig was nominated for a Nobel Prize 6

times; 30 years of research has led to her discovery that 2

simple food items:

1. Flax Seed Oil (cold-pressed, unprocessed) and

2. Low Fat Cottage Cheese

....will CURE or prevent many forms of cancers and a long list of

other degenerative disease including cardiovascular diseases and

skin diseases!

By substantially increasing the oxidation potential within the

cell, Dr Budwig proved what her German predecessor, Dr Otto

Warburg, had discovered 30 years earlier: cancer cells cannot

survive in an oxygen-rich environment.

With sulfur-rich protein and calcium provided by the cottage

cheese, all the elements are in place for membrane repair and

increased energy transfer. To recover from cancer, the Budwig

Diet needs to be taken in conjunction with a strict, health-

promoting diet free of processed, devitalized foods.

Because many people can not take " dairy " , .... many

people find goat milk less problematic than cow milk.

The problematic milk components can be removed, leaving low-fat

whey... " well-tolerated by even severely milk-sensitive individuals " ,

The Budwig protocol uses flaxseed oil and cottage cheese...

the protocol shrinks tumors.

Replacing the bio-incompatible cottage cheese with very bio-

compatible cold-processed whey will provide huge additional

benefit while adhering to the general principles of the Budwig

protocol.

Similarly, replacing or adding to the flaxseed oil used in the

Budwig protocol with more bio-compatible wild salmon oil would

also provide EPA and DHA, essential fatty acids that the flax oil

does not contain. Further inflammation reduction can be obtained

by adding GLA if EPA is provided.

[Guest guest]

Fish oil would also contain traces of mercury etc. which would not be good.

Jo

From: 3Jack Moody

Hmmm, Well I would NOT replace Flax Seed oil with ANY kind of FISH oil. The

Budwig protocol calls for flaxseed oil and it is for a reason.

Duncan Crow wrote:

The Budwig Diet Revision Proposal

Germany's Dr Joanna Budwig was nominated for a Nobel Prize 6

times; 30 years of research has led to her discovery that 2

simple food items:

1. Flax Seed Oil (cold-pressed, unprocessed) and

2. Low Fat Cottage Cheese

...will CURE or prevent many forms of cancers and a long list of

other degenerative disease including cardiovascular diseases and

skin diseases! ... the protocol shrinks tumors.

Replacing the bio-incompatible cottage cheese with very bio-

compatible cold-processed whey ...replacing or adding to the flaxseed oil

with more bio-compatible wild salmon oil would

also provide EPA and DHA, essential fatty acids that the flax oil

does not contain.

[Guest guest]

> Hmmm, Well I would NOT replace Flax Seed oil with ANY kind of FISH

> oil. The Budwig protocol calls for flaxseed oil and it is for a

> reason.

The Budwig protocol calls for cottage cheese for a reason too; this

made it easy for someone with a tad more information and insight to

show how the protocol could be improved on by using cold-processed

whey instead.

Similarly, the reason the Budwig protocol calls for flax oil leaves

the door open for improvement. I wouldn't suggest that ANY fish oil

would improve the Budwig protocol; I suggested a specific oil, wild

salmon oil, also for good reason.

Fish oil attracts oxygen about twice as well as flax oil does, and

it's much more inflammation-reducing than flax oil. And, wild salmon

oil contains lower pollutants than do other fish oils. In my view it

would be a valuable adjuvant to the flax oil.

For more information on the exact role that oils play in wellness and

in rampant inflammation and coagulation, Gooogle the

book " Inflammation Nation " by Floyd Chilton.

Everyone's welcome to their decision wheter they arrive at it by

guessing, with a button on a string, or by perusing clinical

documents; I choose the latter.

We are discussing a revision to the Budwig protocol here, Jack, but I

would like to know what influenced your personal decision to not

implement.

Duncan Crow

[Guest guest]

> Fish oil would also contain traces of mercury etc. which would not

be good.

>

> Jo

Jo, I agree with the hazards of mercury.

However, I think mercury content of wild salmon oil is a non-issue.

Sure, it might present perhaps a hundredth of the mecury a single

mercury filling exudes in a day, but the glutathione produced by the

cold-processed whey I recommended IS the body's natural mercury

reducer.

The risk:benefits ratio of the revised Budwig protocol in this way

heavily favours the benefits.

We all recognize that the omega-3 polyunsaturated fats are important

in preventing a number of diseases including some types of cancer.

Major dietary sources of LNA, a building block of DHA and EPA,

include flaxseed oil. The main dietary source of DHA and EPA is fish,

especially oily fish like salmon and anchovies. The revised Budwig

protocol allows for direct supplementation of DHA and EPA in useful

quantities. Again, a read of Inflammation Nation will be a revelation.

Duncan Crow