cottage cheese/flaxseed

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cottage cheese/flaxseed

by Chrystalluna on Mon Jun 08, 2009 12:00 AM

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My husband is doing the cottage cheese/flax seed protocol.  Can anyone tell me if it ok to blend water and fruit with it?  According to the Budwig web site it should only be stirred in.

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by jcr65566 on Mon Jun 08, 2009 12:00 AM

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Hi Chrystalluna  I know how confusing this can be he a video on how to make it

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSoddptWL0s

 

 I was told by my doctor and also my naturopath on the Budwig diet not to much  fruit and no sugary foods I’ve read in the diet you can add the fruit or mix it in. and I know  it will do this in your stomach any way.

 

 Because I have advanced prostate cancer I have done research on this with what I have read having any simple sugars like fruit sugar (Fructose) it all gets turned in to carbohydrates and I’ve read cancer loves carbohydrates but I think the trick is only to only eat small amounts of fruit I also mix in soy milk that has isoflavone in it with mine

http://www.yourprostate.com.au/Articles/prostate_cancer_rese

 

 

http://www.cancure.org/budwig_diet.htm

 

The best combination is cottage cheese and linseed oil. The linseed should be freshly ground. Carbohydrates containing natural sugar, such as dates, figs, pears, apples and grapes, can also be included in the diet. Honey is also beneficial. She feels most of the synthetic vitamin A preparations are bad because they contain oxidation products, but much carotene as pro-vitamin A (from carrot) is consumed. Vitamin B from buttermilk, yogurt, and natural yeast is beneficial.When Flax Oil is blended like this, it does not cause diarrhea even when given in large amounts. It reacts chemically with the (sulphur) proteins of the cottage cheese, yogurt, etc.

Hope this helps cheers Ray

 

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by Chrystalluna on Tue Jun 09, 2009 12:00 AM

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Ray;

Thank you for the information.  I am trying to learn as much as possible.  Do you eat wheat?  I have my husband on a gluten free diet; however, I have been giving him rice and potatoes.  What do you eat???

Thanks so much!  All of the messages you have given to a lot of people is very heart warming!

Chrystalluna

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by jcr65566 on Tue Jun 09, 2009 12:00 AM

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Hi Chrystalluna sound like your got him on the right track. how he going with it any way  there good people on CC To answer your question. I can’t eat bread any more, or any foods or any thing, with yeast in it. I miss my beer. I had CFS for over fifteen years. cost me my business. my home.  Then with the cancer in my bones . Not good , my ribs are still sore, so is my lower  back. So  I’m still sick but for once in a long while I feel I’m getting better on the Budwig diet and the red clover. I’m wining; the rice and potatoes are OK as I have them to. The thing I found is, you got to stay away from fast foods, because of the carbohydrates, and tri fats in them, Our body turns sugars, and the sugar, found in fruit, in to carbohydrates, with in a half hour, just one apple has a tea spoon of sugar in it, I know  we need carbohydrates to live, but we get enough carbohydrates from the other foods we eat, I know cancer just  loves sugar and carbohydrates see the link you see what I mean.

http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/nutrition/sugar.htm  

Of a morning I have the same thing you seen in the video the Budwig diet but I also have soy milk that had 10% isoflavone mix in with then I just have a normal meals I mostly eat garlic chicken onions red cabbage (all of these are cancer fighters) and vegetables I cant eat the other parts of the Budwig diet it to filling so I’ve change it a bit still working my naturopath said I may have to stay on it for a few years let me know how hes going cheers Ray  

 

 

 

 

 

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by Chrystalluna on Thu Jun 11, 2009 12:00 AM

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Pay;

My husband has Stage 4.  It is in his prostate, bone and lymph nodes.  He is being treated at Roswell Cancer Hospital in Buffalo, New York.  He was on hormone therapy, but they stopped it in December.  He is on a clinical trial and they will put him back on the hormone therapy once his PSA gets to 20.  It has been a year since he was dignosed.  He started at a PSA of 31 and aa gleason of 7.  The hospital is not trying to make him better, just  trying to keep him from getting worse.

I found gluten free beer at a grocery store.  I think it is made by Budweiser and my husband thinks it is pretty good.

 

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by jcr65566 on Fri Jun 12, 2009 12:00 AM

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Chrystalluna I know how you both feel I went though this to Back in 2007 the doctors told me there was not much they could do for me well nothing I could aford any way, I learned to stay away from sugary foods  and from fruit and fruit juice, with my tipe of cancer Can you let me know what suplemant is he on I found the 10g of vitamin C,  5000ui of vitamin D3,  each day, that  Im on, help but if hes on chemo the vitamin C will interfer with it http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/04/070426132954.ht

Can you please tell me what treatment is he on now. I read about  advance prostrate cancer patient in his seventies went on chemo and 150,000ui of vitamin D3 a day went into remishion with a zero PSA  in 6 months when my computer crash last time I lost the link but it some to ask your doctor

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by jcr65566 on Fri Jun 12, 2009 12:00 AM

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Hi Chrystalluna sound like good news if it works out OK. How he being treated in the clinical trial. Did they tell you why they took him off hormone therapy? To stop him getting worst I was just trying to keep it from getting any worse in 2007 Mine was in my prostate to, bone and my lymph nodes. Now it just in my prostrate, My PSA was 13 now it 8 my free PSA was 4 now it now 8 I like to get it to 15 as free psa is normal at 15. The gluten free beer sounds good. but for me it the yeast in the bread beer that the problem. I use to love bread and beer and sugary treats now on the holistic treatment I cant have any of it, as the holistic treatment is nor really a treatment but more like one of those crazy diet a diet. My naturopath said I may have to stay on this for the rest of my life I don't mind it to much I kind of gotten use to later on if what he doing stops working I really feel the Dr Budwig diet. The two main stays of the holistic treatment I'm on will help as it is deign to build up the immune system by just using high dose vitamin and mineral supplements and, herbs like 120mg of earthier red clover or the pomegranate extract and the budwig diet every day God bless you two take care Ray

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by Chrystalluna on Fri Jun 12, 2009 12:00 AM

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Ray-

I have him on the Bill Henderson protocol, but have added the red clover since a lot of u guys reccommend it.  I also have him taking Essiac tea.

Bill Henderson protocol-

Transfer Point Beta Glucan, Budwig, Heart Plus and green tea extract, Barley Power, and Daily Advantage supplement- this has everything in it-

Vit c-2000mg,  Vit D- 800 iu, and about 63 other vitamins and nutrients. 

What do you suggest I add?

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by Chrystalluna on Fri Jun 12, 2009 12:00 AM

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Ray;

Can you tell me exactly what you are taking?  It seems that it is working for you and I am willing to try anything that has worked for someone else!

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by oldflyingfarmer on Sun Jun 14, 2009 12:00 AM

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I was diagnosed in April 09 with a PSA of 31 and a Gleason of 9. I started on cottage cheese/flaxseed oil (after mixing a little diced peaches added in to help with taste) and lycoPom, tart cherry juice, saw palmetto berries,flor essence tea, vit. c, vit. e, folic acid, B6, selenium, coenzyme Q10, and ginger, plus eating walnuts.

I had my surgery May 27th. The cancer found then was a Gleason 7. It makes me wonder if my regiment was working or if it would have been that way anyway.

Good luck, I would agree to try anything that might help. There is a lot of conflicting info available. Just choose and hope for the best.

Good luck, I am pulling for you.

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