I tried to screw it up, Steffen, but somehow I made it through. I did a couple of other things that I know improved my chances that aren't a part of the protocol. This group is about the protocol and I don't want to distract from that as I know it is effective if you can deal with the diet restrictions, but if you are curious shoot me a personal.
My cancer was nsclc, but I still think there are parallels across the board.
All the best, Rod in MN/USA
On Wednesday, October 11, 2023 at 01:08:43 PM CDT, Steffen Kjaerulff <st.kjaerulff@...> wrote:
Hi Rod
I honestly thank you for your encouraging thoughts here. I need that!
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Hi all, was wondering if anyone could shed light on the absolute musts when doing the Budwig Protocol. My husband was diagnosed with stage 1 esophageal cancer back in February 2022. Been doing various alternative methods from the beginning and attempting Budwig now. We're having a hard time differentiating between what we must do and what is suggested. My husband is religiously consuming FOCC twice a day and getting 30 minutes of sunlight. No oils (other than flax) almost nothing processed. And we are whole food plant based (vegan). Also wanted to ask if anyone knows if quark 3% is better than 2% cottage cheese? Any information you can share is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Sara
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Hi Rod
I honestly thank you for your encouraging thoughts here. I need that!
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I didn't have a stent anywhere, but I did have a tumor that was pressing on my throat and vena cava just above the stomach and made swallowing food difficult. I would have to chew food to an almost liquid consistency to get it by. This went on for a few years. That tumor was the last one to go, and it hung around a long time. Not sure if this is relevant to your situation, but I would avoid a stent if at all possible. Perhaps you can get by until the tumor begins to shrink.
All the best, Rod in MN/USA
On Wednesday, October 11, 2023 at 04:23:11 AM CDT, Steffen Kjaerulff <st.kjaerulff@...> wrote:
Hi
Does anyone in this forum have experiences with having a stent installed in esophagus? My case is that I?ve had a tumor removed from e. in 2019, and afterwards a stenosis developed right under the position of the removed tumor. Now, the cancer seems to have come back and the stenosis has narrowed in. Since I cannot endure any of the 3 standard treatments, my only option is to heal myself from cancer. But right now doctors recommend me having a stent placed to help me getting food, which is now very difficult.
Having read a lot about stents, the dominating facts are about the lot of complications a stent can give. It may hurt, squeak, move away form original position, food can get stuck in the net etc. etc.
So, anyone who has uplifting, cheerful stories to tell about stents in esophagus?
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Does anyone in this forum have experiences with having a stent installed in esophagus?
My case is that I?ve had a tumor removed from e. in 2019, and afterwards a stenosis developed right under the position of the removed tumor. Now, the cancer seems to have come back and the stenosis has narrowed in. Since I cannot endure any of the 3 standard treatments, my only option is to heal myself from cancer. But right now doctors recommend me having a stent placed to help me getting food, which is now very difficult.
Having read a lot about stents, the dominating facts are about the lot of complications a stent can give. It may hurt, squeak, move away form original position, food can get stuck in the net etc. etc.
So, anyone who has uplifting, cheerful stories to tell about stents in esophagus?
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Re: Connecting with survivors-Graviola
Hi Ninni, Joost and Others who are mixing Protocols,?
When you begin adding foods, liquids, or supplements that Dr. Budwig did not name in her books, you are risking damaging the success of Dr. Budwig's plan.
For instance, one website states, "Do not take graviola with the Budwig Protocol. The graviola plant, as well as pawpaw, can lower ATP energy and may offset the Budwig diet."
Kind regards,
Sandra Olson
Owner of this group
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My experience, after doing the 21 day protocol the first time, it did help greatly with my knee pain. It gradually started to return, but not to the level it had been. I had decided I would do the protocol twice a year to detox (my naturopath dr recommended to do it at the spring and fall equinoxes), so after my second round about a month ago, that brought down the pain level again.?
Because the pain slowly started to increase after my first detox, I¡¯m not sure if that means I should continue longer than the 21 days, or if that¡¯s just ¡°the nature of the beast?¡± I don¡¯t know.
Starting low and slow is the key for me, otherwise I tend to get a herx reaction and diarrhea, neither pleasant!
The first time I did the protocol, about a week into it, I was going to climb onto a stool, something I had stopped doing because of my knee pain, I thought I might fall because the pain restricted my mobility and reaction time, but I was in a hurry, so I climbed on the stool, and I realized my knee pain was reduced by about 70%! I almost cried!
My best to you and your wife as you decide if this is something you want to pursue.
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On Oct 8, 2023, at 6:05 AM, nedu_t via groups.io <nedu_t@...> wrote:
?Dear?
This Chlorine dioxide looks exciting . Wanted to know if I can use it for my wife who has severe arthritis on both legs. Severe pain even if she walks a few steps. Please let me know of your experience and confidence.
Thanks
Nedu
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I have done Keto, and had no problems achieving ketogenesis. Its basic concept is starving cancer cells by limiting glucose and glutamine. Seyfried's successes with glioblastoma are impressive. Some of the Budwig-approved foods contain glucose or fructose and will feed cancer.
my opinion only,
doug
The keto approach to cancer at least recognizes that cancer is a metabolic disease, which is better than the chemo approach.? But it is highly "medicalized," requires several strong drugs to really be effective (per its founder, Thomas Seyfried), and is very "artificial."? And VERY difficult to do.? The Budwig approach, by contrast, requires no medical drugs, totally works by harnessing the healing power of nature, and is not so difficult to do.? Having looked closely at both of them, I would do Budwig, hands down.
Any thoughts?on this? I have been researching the similarities/differences of these two regimens.
Which, if either, is more effective for cancer?
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The keto approach to cancer at least recognizes that cancer is a metabolic disease, which is better than the chemo approach.? But it is highly "medicalized," requires several strong drugs to really be effective (per its founder, Thomas Seyfried), and is very "artificial."? And VERY difficult to do.? The Budwig approach, by contrast, requires no medical drugs, totally works by harnessing the healing power of nature, and is not so difficult to do.? Having looked closely at both of them, I would do Budwig, hands down.
Any thoughts?on this? I have been researching the similarities/differences of these two regimens.
Which, if either, is more effective for cancer?
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Re: Connecting with survivors
Hi Joost,?
You should be able to find also some research on this website? Also other herbal remedies for treating the cancer. They have protocols for different cancers!
I have been taking Bulk-essiac tea now 5 months and can recommend that too. Also high doses of iodine and Dr Brownstein¡¯s protocol. I added graviola tea to my protocol 30 days ago.? It's been effective! I have had healing symptoms. One should continue the graviola tea 2-3 months and some 5-10 days breaks in between are recommended.?
I didn't take a break yet.
Best wishes,?
Ninni?
On Mon, Oct 9, 2023 at 21:42, Joost <joost@...> wrote: Hi Ninni,
Sounds good, graviola tea.
Can you send me information about research into the killing effect of
graviola tea?
I like to know a lot more about it.
Best regards,
Joost ? NL
Op 02-10-2023 om 19:56 schreef nheldt via groups.io:
> Hi Nedu,
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> add graviola tea (strong) 3x day 1 cup to the daily protocol.
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> It kills the cancer cells.
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> Best,
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> Ninni
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> Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad
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> On Monday, October 2, 2023, 1:54 PM, nedu_t via groups.io
> <nedu_t@...> wrote:
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>? ? Can you give more details of this treatment of throat cancer, My
>? ? daughter's MIL has throat cancer which was operated upon 9 years
>? ? back .They had to remove part of the jaw bone and small portion of
>? ? the tongue also. Now it has recurred after all these years. We
>? ? have just started on Budwig protocol. The only problem is that she
>? ? has been taking food only in liquid form due to the surgery.
>? ? Wanted to see if coffee enema would help.
>? ? The doctors have recommended radiation and Chemo ,but have also
>? ? said that a very good chance of losing her speech due to radiation.
>? ? Wanted to know how soon we can expect results through Budwig
>? ? Will coffee enema help her too
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>? ? Regards
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>? ? Nedu
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Any thoughts?on this? I have been researching the similarities/differences of these two regimens.
Which, if either, is more effective for cancer?
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Re: Connecting with survivors
Hi Ninni,
Sounds good, graviola tea.
Can you send me information about research into the killing effect of graviola tea?
I like to know a lot more about it.
Best regards,
Joost ? NL
Op 02-10-2023 om 19:56 schreef nheldt via groups.io:
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Hi Nedu,
add graviola tea (strong) 3x day 1 cup to the daily protocol.
It kills the cancer cells.
Best,
Ninni
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On Monday, October 2, 2023, 1:54 PM, nedu_t via groups.io <nedu_t@...> wrote:
Can you give more details of this treatment of throat cancer, My
daughter's MIL has throat cancer which was operated upon 9 years
back .They had to remove part of the jaw bone and small portion of
the tongue also. Now it has recurred after all these years. We
have just started on Budwig protocol. The only problem is that she
has been taking food only in liquid form due to the surgery.
Wanted to see if coffee enema would help.
The doctors have recommended radiation and Chemo ,but have also
said that a very good chance of losing her speech due to radiation.
Wanted to know how soon we can expect results through Budwig
Will coffee enema help her too
Regards
Nedu
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Re: Cottage cheese substitute
Budwig originally specified the use of Quark, NOT cottage cheese.? Cottage cheese is a substitute, since Quark is not readily available in the US.? Here is what Wikipedia says about Quark: "Quark?or?quarg?is a type of fresh??made from milk. The milk is?, usually by adding??cultures, and strained once the desired??is achieved."? In other words, if you make or buy yogurt, then strain it to reduce the moisture content, you end up with Quark, which is what Budwig originally used.? So yes, you can use it to make FOCC.
I agree that organic is nice if you can, but I healed stage 4 nsclc using Daisy brand 2%. Unless a person has a particular probem digesting cottage cheese, I wouldn't use yogurt. Just my personal opinion.
Rod in MN/USA
On Sunday, October 8, 2023 at 02:20:21 AM CDT, Tom via <thomas.carroll20= [email protected]> wrote:
Quark or cottage cheese, organic if possible, ?I don¡¯t think the lack of organic cottage cheese stopped my arthritis healing on the diet! Not one bit! ? Lisa Young while it is true that there is no good substitute for dairy, the question is about yogurt, which IS a dairy product.? So yes, if you drain some of the whey from yogurt, you obtain a cheese very much like the quark that Budwig used, which is indeed a wonderful (and perhaps superior) substitute for cottage cheese.? In fact, it is actually cottage cheese that is a substitute for quark, which cannot be easily obtained in the US. From all I read, there is no good substitute.It has to do with protein concentration and the amount of sulphur available to bond to the flax oil. Are you in the states? A? grocer may be able to special order you a case of Nancy's organic lowfat cottage cheese even if they don't carry. Sprouts, Whole Foods and? Natural Grocer all carry that brand.
I read that organic plain yogurt is an acceptable substitute for the cottage cheese. Is that correct? The suggested protein limit was 10-12% but I could only find less, (8%) or more (14%). Is either ok?
I am not able to find organic cottage cheese or quark.
Thank you,
Barb
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Re: Question about avocado
I don¡¯t think Budwig outlawed many fruits or vegetables unless you are talking mushrooms! Avocado is NOT allowed on the Gerson Therapy!
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On 7 Oct 2023, at 19:03, Barbara <georgiaz1929@...> wrote:
? Hello, are avocados allowed on the Budwig? I know they have a lot of fat.
Thank you!
Barb
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Re: Cottage cheese substitute
Agree Rod.....my 11 years now with Budwig, I have used Daisy-Low-Fat...three ingredients....cultured skim milk, cream and salt. Only a guess.....but I think the? majority of the people thru the years on Budwig used regualr cottage cheese or made their own. I remember Dana Mills saying she made her own cottage cheese. Trying to find an organic cottage cheese can be daunting for many and certainly can be more expensive..
On Sunday, October 8, 2023 at 10:57:05 AM EDT, Rod Holmgren via groups.io <s4sindus@...> wrote:
I agree that organic is nice if you can, but I healed stage 4 nsclc using Daisy brand 2%. Unless a person has a particular probem digesting cottage cheese, I wouldn't use yogurt. Just my personal opinion.
Rod in MN/USA
On Sunday, October 8, 2023 at 02:20:21 AM CDT, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20@...> wrote:
Quark or cottage cheese, organic if possible, ?I don¡¯t think the lack of organic cottage cheese stopped my arthritis healing on the diet! Not one bit!
On 7 Oct 2023, at 19:59, Dean <acudean5@...> wrote:
? Lisa Young while it is true that there is no good substitute for dairy, the question is about yogurt, which IS a dairy product.? So yes, if you drain some of the whey from yogurt, you obtain a cheese very much like the quark that Budwig used, which is indeed a wonderful (and perhaps superior) substitute for cottage cheese.? In fact, it is actually cottage cheese that is a substitute for quark, which cannot be easily obtained in the US. From all I read, there is no good substitute.It has to do with protein concentration and the amount of sulphur available to bond to the flax oil. Are you in the states? A? grocer may be able to special order you a case of Nancy's organic lowfat cottage cheese even if they don't carry. Sprouts, Whole Foods and? Natural Grocer all carry that brand.
I read that organic plain yogurt is an acceptable substitute for the cottage cheese. Is that correct? The suggested protein limit was 10-12% but I could only find less, (8%) or more (14%). Is either ok?
I am not able to find organic cottage cheese or quark.
Thank you,
Barb
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Re: Cottage cheese substitute
I agree that organic is nice if you can, but I healed stage 4 nsclc using Daisy brand 2%. Unless a person has a particular probem digesting cottage cheese, I wouldn't use yogurt. Just my personal opinion.
Rod in MN/USA
On Sunday, October 8, 2023 at 02:20:21 AM CDT, Tom via groups.io <thomas.carroll20@...> wrote:
Quark or cottage cheese, organic if possible, ?I don¡¯t think the lack of organic cottage cheese stopped my arthritis healing on the diet! Not one bit!
On 7 Oct 2023, at 19:59, Dean <acudean5@...> wrote:
? Lisa Young while it is true that there is no good substitute for dairy, the question is about yogurt, which IS a dairy product.? So yes, if you drain some of the whey from yogurt, you obtain a cheese very much like the quark that Budwig used, which is indeed a wonderful (and perhaps superior) substitute for cottage cheese.? In fact, it is actually cottage cheese that is a substitute for quark, which cannot be easily obtained in the US. From all I read, there is no good substitute.It has to do with protein concentration and the amount of sulphur available to bond to the flax oil. Are you in the states? A? grocer may be able to special order you a case of Nancy's organic lowfat cottage cheese even if they don't carry. Sprouts, Whole Foods and? Natural Grocer all carry that brand.
I read that organic plain yogurt is an acceptable substitute for the cottage cheese. Is that correct? The suggested protein limit was 10-12% but I could only find less, (8%) or more (14%). Is either ok?
I am not able to find organic cottage cheese or quark.
Thank you,
Barb
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Re: any recommendations for autism
Sorry Sandy forgot tp put your name in?
apologies.
Nedu
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Re: any recommendations for autism
Dear?
This Chlorine dioxide looks exciting . Wanted to know if I can use it for my wife who has severe arthritis on both legs. Severe pain even if she walks a few steps. Please let me know of your experience and confidence.
Thanks
Nedu
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