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The oil in the eyes sounds promising. Also berries, especially blue berries in the diet may help according to several reports. Best Regards, Lorenzo --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus

Are you keeping all files your writing on Flaxseed oil being used in the eyes? And is there a chance you can again talk to this lady you mentioned to see if she used the golden or that with Lingan

As I read it; Dr. Budwig found that Cottage Cheese or Quark worked as well as other things and was economical. It seems to me that she was satisfied with that so instead of looking for a hundred

I have been making it with one pound cottage cheese (usually low fat), 81/2 ounces of flax seed oil and 4 tablespoons of honey (usually unfiltered, unheated); add enough water or milk so it will mix

The only press to make oil from seeds that I have found so far is over $500; However some one mentioned a kitchen press the was struck a blow with a mallet whenever the cook walked by it with an empty

Hi, I have been asked to summarize what we have been playing with concerning eyes and flax oil. There is nothing here that is any guarantee and nothing that we have read or have followed. Quite a

Hik That could be part of the reason. Many trees need all their energy to mature the fruit or nuts. If there are no nuts or fruit to mature, then the trees energy goes into making fruit buds for

I used that once and it my eye feel a little gritty. Cliff

Excellent infor, Thanks Michael --- Cliff Beckwith <spinner@...> wrote:

A friend asks the following question: her mother lives in Venezuela, where refrigerated flaxseed oil like Barlean's is not available. Can she press the oil herself? She could buy the seeds in the

Mildred, I get quark at my local health food store. The company that produces it is called Hawthorne Valley Farm, a biodynamic and organic farm in New York State. Joel Mildred Robinson wrote:

The problem with the Walnut family is that they will leaf out, or flush, after a few days of warm weather in the spring unless held back by something like reflecting the heat, and if they leaf out too

I want to be sure it is bright yellow oil off the top of the bottle before mixing with the Lignans.CLiff what would the Lingnans do? Harm the eye or what? Does this make the flaxseed oil

HI, I have no doubt that Walnut oil would be very good for one. I would question if a great amount would be available. As a former member of the Northern Nut Growers Association and a former member

Where are you getting quark? Mildred

Hi, There are no guidelines here. On Monday, Oct 1, when I had my examination, I was telling my Opthamologist what I was doing and he asked me what literature I had read. I told him none; that we

Good question! Considering the fact that MSM IS sulphur I suspect it would be enough (it certainly contains far more sulphur than cottage cheese). However, is it the CORRECT kind of sulphur for this

Cliff, Being a Type II diabetic, I discovered that Walnuts, which I love, do not cause my Blood Sugar Level to go up. A great snack for me, Now you say strong source of Omega 3....Wonderful, anything

Thanks, I will try it.Lorie

How bout using the nuts with MSM? Would that be enough sulpher content? thanks, Lorie and I will be looking into the Companion Nutrients.... thanks, Lorie