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Re: Lactose-free cottage cheese
Ron Muscella
Rod, ?I'd assume as long as the protein content remains the same it should not be detrimental. But like you, i also would like to see if anyone as aware of any significant differences in the end result. Ron
On Monday, November 13, 2023 at 11:53:33 AM EST, Rod Holmgren via groups.io <s4sindus@...> wrote:
This is an interestin question. One would think that by removing the "milk sugar" it would be better, but any time you remove something it changes the profile of the substance and you may be losing other elements that are beneficial to the protocol. I don't have an answer, and am curious as well. Rod in MN/USA On Monday, November 13, 2023 at 04:11:42 AM CST, Dean <acudean5@...> wrote: I see that one can buy lactose-free cottage cheese.? Is there any reason this would not work in the Budwig diet?? Sandra? |
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Re: Vitamin D supplementation in winter
Absolutely supplement with vitamin D. I do all year 'round as I have always had a hard time finding time to sunbathe. Even if sunbathing, I would supplement vitamid D. I took 10k - 15k IU while actively on the protocol and still take 5k IU every morning. One should also supplement with k2 as it helps the body with the D. I also take zinc every day at the same time. Rod in MN/USA On Monday, November 13, 2023 at 08:32:15 AM CST, ²Ñ¨¹³¦²¹³ó¾±³Ù <mucoti@...> wrote: Hello, Winter is coming and the days of sunbathing will be fewer and fewer. ?The Budwig diet does not favor supplements. Should we take vitamin D supplements? Ms. Sandra, can you guide me on this? Thank you, ? |
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Re: Lactose-free cottage cheese
This is an interestin question. One would think that by removing the "milk sugar" it would be better, but any time you remove something it changes the profile of the substance and you may be losing other elements that are beneficial to the protocol. I don't have an answer, and am curious as well. Rod in MN/USA On Monday, November 13, 2023 at 04:11:42 AM CST, Dean <acudean5@...> wrote: I see that one can buy lactose-free cottage cheese.? Is there any reason this would not work in the Budwig diet?? Sandra? |
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Re: Vitamin D supplementation in winter
Sorry to interrupt your conversation but I'm curious about vit d supplements as well.? I have a Sperti Vitamin D machine. Is that permissible on the Budwig diet to restore Vit D levels???
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Re: Vitamin D supplementation in winter
If it's decided supplements should be taken, I found this helpful:? On Mon, Nov 13, 2023 at 9:32?AM ²Ñ¨¹³¦²¹³ó¾±³Ù <mucoti@...> wrote:
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Re: Questions about some herbal teas
Hello,? Taheebo/Pau d'arco tea is also very beneficial for cancer, candida( some authorities believe that the candida is the main cause of? cancer) and inflammation. It is antifungal, antiviral, antifungal.? Dr Axe has a webpage about the details. He usually is my go to person for simple, informative reading for many topics.? For almost all cancer types, Essiac tea/ extract is the most recommended.? Sincerely,? Sabiha |
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Re: not cancer, but complicated diagnosis
Ron Muscella
Rahel, I surely hope the many testimonials from the Budwig patients/users will help convince him to give it a try at least. Now the liver issues........there is one herb that may aid in his regenerative powers for his liver....Milk Thistle. I believe, but nor sure, that? it may be compatible with Budwig. Milk Thistle has shown to be beneficial for the liver in studies , so maybe it could help the gentleman. Not sure this answers your questions. Take care, shelter and stay safe. Ron Muscella
On Tuesday, November 7, 2023 at 02:41:22 PM EST, Rahel Warshaw-Dadon <joy.forward@...> wrote:
Shalom!
I have been approached by a 72 year old man, not overweight, with auto-immune liver disease.? To keep his liver from harm, he was given long term Prednisone, which initially caused?Tinnitus and Dizziness.? He was just now informed that the Prednisone has caused him to become DIABETIC.? Moreover, he has been diagnosed with cataracts in both eyes, and advised to undergo surgery. Please share your ideas with me about this situation. I want to believe that following the Budwig Protocol and receiving massive amounts of Reiki will help him heal from all these conditions.? However, I am not sure how I can reassure him.? Can you help? thanks, Rahel Jerusalem, in the war torn middle east |
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not cancer, but complicated diagnosis
Shalom! I have been approached by a 72 year old man, not overweight, with auto-immune liver disease.? To keep his liver from harm, he was given long term Prednisone, which initially caused?Tinnitus and Dizziness.? He was just now informed that the Prednisone has caused him to become DIABETIC.? Moreover, he has been diagnosed with cataracts in both eyes, and advised to undergo surgery. Please share your ideas with me about this situation. I want to believe that following the Budwig Protocol and receiving massive amounts of Reiki will help him heal from all these conditions.? However, I am not sure how I can reassure him.? Can you help? thanks, Rahel Jerusalem, in the war torn middle east |
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Re: Help on artemisin nd where to buy
When it comes to artemisinin, the extract, you have to pulse on and off because the intestines develop a resistance to it after a couple days. With the actual herb, there is no need to pulse. When I drank it my stomach became irritated and I had to stop. I could tell it was doing something so I wanted to continue but had to get around my stomach so started adding to my enemas. On Monday, November 6, 2023 at 04:10:59 PM CST, Damien O brien via groups.io <damienobrien95@...> wrote: ? Rod ,thank you for taking time to help out.l dont enema ,stuck on chemo to keep wbc down ,have not figured a way around this as this is a symtom of leukemia. artemisin is suppose to attack cells with high iron,leukemia cells have the highest iron. From what i understand ,your saying powdered herb in juices and drinking in a tea makes it more absorbable and start off slow. Read somewhere do 4 days on and 3 days off to avoid becoming resistant to it. Thanks again Rod ? On Monday, November 6, 2023 at 08:14:04 PM GMT, Rod Holmgren via groups.io <s4sindus@...> wrote: ? ? I would buy the powdered herb and brew it in my 5 cup drip coffee maker with 2 tbl of coffee. I worked up to 5 tbl of annua, but one should start with less and work up. You may get a Herxheimer reaction from too much too soon. Different lots of powder seemed to have different potency, but being a plant that is to be expected. When I started, 2 tbl did amazing. But when they ran out of that lot I had to use more of the new lot to keep the pace up. When I started with the annua herb I added the powder to my juices, but after a while I developed stomach pains so had to find another way. I could tell it was helping so I wanted to continue with it. Rod in MN/USA On Monday, November 6, 2023 at 02:01:02 PM CST, Lisa Young <lotsofyoungs@...> wrote: ? ? Rod, I would like to know how you made your tea and any thoughts on using it. We are growing a. annua in our garden. I am also doing essiac tea. On Mon, Nov 6, 2023, 11:16 AM Rod Holmgren via <s4sindus=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Help on artemisin nd where to buy
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Rod ,thank you for taking time to help out.l dont enema ,stuck on chemo to keep wbc down ,have not figured a way around this as this is a symtom of leukemia. artemisin is suppose to attack cells with high iron,leukemia cells have the highest iron. From what i understand ,your saying powdered herb in juices and drinking in a tea makes it more absorbable and start off slow. Read somewhere do 4 days on and 3 days off to avoid becoming resistant to it.
Thanks again Rod
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On Monday, November 6, 2023 at 08:14:04 PM GMT, Rod Holmgren via groups.io <s4sindus@...> wrote:
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I would buy the powdered herb and brew it in my 5 cup drip coffee maker with 2 tbl of coffee. I worked up to 5 tbl of annua, but one should start with less and work up. You may get a Herxheimer reaction from too much too soon. Different lots of powder seemed to have different potency, but being a plant that is to be expected. When I started, 2 tbl did amazing. But when they ran out of that lot I had to use more of the new lot to keep the pace up.
When I started with the annua herb I added the powder to my juices, but after a while I developed stomach pains so had to find another way. I could tell it was helping so I wanted to continue with it. Rod in MN/USA On Monday, November 6, 2023 at 02:01:02 PM CST, Lisa Young <lotsofyoungs@...> wrote:
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Rod, I would like to know how you made your tea and any thoughts on using it. We are growing a. annua in our garden. I am also doing essiac tea.
On Mon, Nov 6, 2023, 11:16 AM Rod Holmgren via <s4sindus=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Help on artemisin nd where to buy
I would buy the powdered herb and brew it in my 5 cup drip coffee maker with 2 tbl of coffee. I worked up to 5 tbl of annua, but one should start with less and work up. You may get a Herxheimer reaction from too much too soon. Different lots of powder seemed to have different potency, but being a plant that is to be expected. When I started, 2 tbl did amazing. But when they ran out of that lot I had to use more of the new lot to keep the pace up. When I started with the annua herb I added the powder to my juices, but after a while I developed stomach pains so had to find another way. I could tell it was helping so I wanted to continue with it. Rod in MN/USA On Monday, November 6, 2023 at 02:01:02 PM CST, Lisa Young <lotsofyoungs@...> wrote: Rod, I would like to know how you made your tea and any thoughts on using it. We are growing a. annua in our garden. I am also doing essiac tea. On Mon, Nov 6, 2023, 11:16 AM Rod Holmgren via <s4sindus=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Help on artemisin nd where to buy
Rod, I would like to know how you made your tea and any thoughts on using it. We are growing a. annua in our garden. I am also doing essiac tea. On Mon, Nov 6, 2023, 11:16 AM Rod Holmgren via <s4sindus=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Help on artemisin nd where to buy
Most recommend only topical application for essential oils. I used artemisia annua to finish off my journey, but I brewed a tea and took it with my coffee enema in the morning. The herb is over 50 times more bioavailable than the extracts. Do you do enemas already? All the best, Rod in MN/USA On Sunday, November 5, 2023 at 10:33:45 PM CST, damienobrien95 via groups.io <damienobrien95@...> wrote: I recall budwig center saying 100% oil artemisin was more effective than supplement version when i shopped for this it was suggested for topical use only.Any help on this and where to buy.Thanks in advance. |
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Questions about some herbal teas
Hello everyone,
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I read in Budwig's book that you can drink herbal teas.
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We also use some herbal teas for my father, but I wonder if they will directly harm the Budwig plan.
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I know that Sandra frowns on the use of things that Budwig does not mention by name.
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But I still can't help myself from being naughty and using some herbs that are highly recommended in the fight against cancer and about which there are serious articles.
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For this reason, I would like to ask you if you have any information such as the following plants are definitely not suitable because they will harm this.
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1- Horsetail Herb (Equisetum)
2- Dandelion
3- Plantago (Plantago Lanceolata)
4- Mistletoe (Viscum Album)
5- Lavandula stoechas
6- Achillea millefolium
7- Nettle
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We use their tea at different times. We make sure that it is not close to FO/CC, we want to take advantage of its benefits. But is there any herb in these that would definitely complicate the Budwig protocol?
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Thank you.
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