Re: most effective low-cost supplements (was Re: soft-tissue sarcoma)

[Guest guest]

The Budwig Protocol would add pineapple and papaya for proteolytic

enzymes, also found in figs and kiwi fruit. Buckwheat is considered

very important for grains as well as quinoa. Brazil nuts for Selenium,

Flaxseeds for B17, fiber, Omega 3's and anti-tumor compounds, Pumpkin

seeds for good effects on the prostate, seeds (Hemp, Chia, broccoli)

for sprouts and beneficial oils, sauerkraut for ;probiotics, Coconut

oil for thyroid support, able to withstand heat for cooking,

medium-chain oils that are anti-bacterial, fungal, and viral, help in

weight loss and bowel function.

Are lentils, favas, and mung beans more alkaline than the other beans?

What about Adzuki beans?

On Dec 25, 2007, at 10:47 AM, Leonard wrote:

> fruit (low-glycemic, ripe, organic)--dark grape, peach/nectarine,

> apple/pear, cantaloupe, squash; LEMON, red grapefruit, and (if not

> using Hoxsey) tomatoes

> grains (ideally sprouted)--millet, barley, short-grain BROWN RICE

> beans--lentil, broad/fava, & mung beans; tempeh, miso

> nuts-- raw ALMONDS

> fat/oil-- FLAX SEED OIL MIXED w/low-fat COTTAGE CHEESE or yogurt

> (Budwig); fish oil, & shark liver oil/alkylglycerols