Low Fat Cottage Cheese Problem

I just bought some low fat cottage cheese and noticed there s sugar and is it ok to use  or can i get cottage cheese with no sugar ??

 

Yes there is cottage cheese available that has no sugar in it. I use an organic cottage cheese which is just pure cottage cheese with no additives. I buy it at a large chain grocery store that has an organic section. Are you using yours with Flax Seed Oil added?

On 12/27/2007 DeBest wrote:

I just bought some low fat cottage cheese and noticed there s sugar and is it ok to use  or can i get cottage cheese with no sugar ??

 

Shemay thanks for the information i will have a look tomorrow for the no sugar one.  

I can't find any flax seed in the super market and how much do they normally cost and where you get them ?

how is your health after the Budwig Diet ?

 

Hi DeBest I buy both the Flax oil and the Flax seeds at Costco but they are also available at some large food chains that have an organic section. Most health food stores carry them as well. The Oil is cold pressed organic and is around ten dollars for a 750ML bottle and the package of seeds is around ten dollars as well. These are Canadian prices so if you are in the USA you'll probably find them for less. I not only use the cottage cheese/flax oil as recommended in the Budwig diet daily but I have followed a special diet along with taking many supplements ever since I was diagnosed in May 2004. Since I personally consider chemo and radiation ineffective and also destructive to the immune system I opted out of that type of treatment and have had great success on this alternative path. If you'd like to know more feel free to send me a private message.______

On 12/28/2007 DeBest wrote:

Shemay thanks for the information i will have a look tomorrow for the no sugar one.  

I can't find any flax seed in the super market and how much do they normally cost and where you get them ?

how is your health after the Budwig Diet ?

 

just went to the store and all of them has sugar in it

3.5 G per 100

is that ok to use it ?

 

Since I have always been able to get mine sugar free I haven't done any research on sugar content but the following website may be of help to you. You apparently can use yogurt instead and shouldn't have any trouble finding that in a natural sugar free form. Just make sure it does not have any sugar substitute such as aspertame which is considered very harmful._________________________________ http://www.lightsv.org/expermnt.htm

On 12/28/2007 DeBest wrote:

just went to the store and all of them has sugar in it

3.5 G per 100

is that ok to use it ?