Guest guest Posted February 19, 2006 Report Share Posted February 19, 2006 HI folks I have been using organic tray grown Wheatgrass to help my brother fight Melanoma Cancer (8 tumours - rib,arm,spine,chest, stomach inner & outer) Anemia and recover from major spinal surgery. He has been taking up to a total of 1 full half pint glass per day spread over 4 different juice drinks..the morphine drugs by his own admission are screwing up his taste buds so he can't taste anything..one of the few things he can still taste properly is Wheatgrass but he is starting to hate the taste of it..does anyone know if this is common when using daily fresh slow rpm juiced Wheatgrass or have any tips for improveing or burying the taste?...much appreciated. love egokiller x p.s - These drugs are also making him very constipated and possibly in dealing with the constipation with lazatives they bring on as a consequence the loss of invaluable digestive enzymes from the stomach..I wonder how much of the nutrients from his healthy diet he is actually getting..if any one has had similar experiences with these drugs I would be interested to hear or if anyone has any good tips. The brilliant Bruce at www.survivecancer.net has already reccomeded vitamin c and Magnisium citrate for constipation and SPES for pain relief. But I am also intrested in Anemia and why he should suddenly get it right now? *the drugs he is on Oxynorm Oxycodone Lansoprazole Amitriptyline dicloflex lyrica Dexamethasone Zoton Senocot Movicol Actiq 600 lozenges Mandanol Paracetamol thank you x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 19, 2006 Report Share Posted February 19, 2006 One of the protocols recommends coffee enema's for pain and I would bet they would work as a natural laxative too so that would take care of two things. The taste issue why not add some mint leaves and maybe that would give it a different edge or some fruit like a bit of lemon or grapefruit? Sorry I don't have more to suggest. Frann egokiller78 wrote: I have been using organic tray grown Wheatgrass to help my brother fight Melanoma Cancer (8 tumours - rib,arm,spine,chest, stomach inner & outer) Anemia and recover from major spinal surgery. He has been taking up to a total of 1 full half pint glass per day spread over 4 different juice drinks..the morphine drugs by his own admission are screwing up his taste buds so he can't taste anything..one of the few things he can still taste properly is Wheatgrass but he is starting to hate the taste of it..does anyone know if this is common when using daily fresh slow rpm juiced Wheatgrass or have any tips for improveing or burying the taste?...much appreciated. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2006 Report Share Posted February 20, 2006 You might try some a small amount of parsley with it. Al Spokane WA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2006 Report Share Posted February 20, 2006 Seems like a lot of wheatgrass to me. I use a GreenStar juicer and first juice the wheatgrass and then add other green veggies and you cannot tast the wheatgrass. I notice at Jamba Juice they give you a wedge of lemon with your ouce of wheatgrass. Go to Bruce's website for veggies that he recommends to juice. He is so knowledgeable and such an inspiration to all. in CA egokiller78 wrote: >I have been using organic tray grown Wheatgrass to help my brother > fight Melanoma Cancer (8 tumours - rib,arm,spine,chest, stomach inner & outer) Anemia and recover from major spinal surgery. He has been taking up to a total of 1 full half pint glass per day spread over 4 different juice drinks..the morphine drugs by his own admission are screwing up his taste buds so he can't taste anything..one of the few things he can still taste properly is Wheatgrass but he is starting to > hate the taste of it..does anyone know if this is common when using daily fresh slow rpm juiced Wheatgrass or have any tips for improveing or burying the taste?...much appreciated. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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