Kefir grains / cancer treatment also

[Guest guest]

Gettingwell, putupap20002000 wrote:

> I would love some kefir grains too. I have been trying for some

time

> to get some.

>

> Please let me know how and how much it would cost to get them.

>

> Erica

 

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Kefir grains can be obtained from: GEM cultures at:

 

> G.E.M. Cultures

> Betty Stechmyer and Gordon McBride

> 30301 Sherwood Road,

> Fort Bragg,

> CA 95437,

> ph. 707 964-2922

 

 

 

Also some indication of anti cancer properties..........

(reprint)

 

The Japanese have carried out a series of animal feeding

trials that showed that kefir and kefir grains can slow down or

reverse the growth of a wide variety of cancers.

 

These studies are obviously a first step to proving that kefir

may be beneficial against cancer. However, in each study reported, the

development and spread of the cancers given to the mice was reduced.

 

Other researchers have started to try to identify what

component of the kefir grains may be responsible for its cancer

fighting properties.

 

At this time it is not clear whether it is the kefir itself,

the bacteria or yeast or something that the bacteria produce that is /

are the active agents.

 

It is clear that kefir has joined the list of food products

that contain live bacteria that may have benefits that go beyond their

basic nutritional value.

 

Frank

[Guest guest]

G.E.M. Cultures are ok but they are the one time only kind that don't

re-generate.

 

I just posted his a day ago but here it is again:

 

http://chariot.net.au/~dna/kefirpage.html

 

for the real deal!

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> califpacific

> 10/31/2001 7:02:01 PM

> Gettingwell

> Re: Kefir grains / cancer treatment also

>

>

> Gettingwell, putupap20002000 wrote:

> > I would love some kefir grains too. I have been trying for some

> time

> > to get some.

> >

> > Please let me know how and how much it would cost to get them.

> >

> > Erica

>

> ######################################################################

>

> Kefir grains can be obtained from: GEM cultures at:

>

> > G.E.M. Cultures

> > Betty Stechmyer and Gordon McBride

> > 30301 Sherwood Road,

> > Fort Bragg,

> > CA 95437,

> > ph. 707 964-2922

>

>

>

> Also some indication of anti cancer properties..........

> (reprint)

>

> The Japanese have carried out a series of animal feeding

> trials that showed that kefir and kefir grains can slow down or

> reverse the growth of a wide variety of cancers.

>

> These studies are obviously a first step to proving that kefir

> may be beneficial against cancer. However, in each study reported, the

> development and spread of the cancers given to the mice was reduced.

>

> Other researchers have started to try to identify what

> component of the kefir grains may be responsible for its cancer

> fighting properties.

>

> At this time it is not clear whether it is the kefir itself,

> the bacteria or yeast or something that the bacteria produce that is /

> are the active agents.

>

> It is clear that kefir has joined the list of food products

> that contain live bacteria that may have benefits that go beyond their

> basic nutritional value.

>

> Frank

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

What are the best ways to prepare or eat Kefir grains. Sprout them?

Cook them? Can they be eaten raw?

 

lotecq

 

Gettingwell, califpacific wrote:

>

> Gettingwell, putupap20002000 wrote:

> > I would love some kefir grains too. I have been trying for some

> time

> > to get some.

> >

> > Please let me know how and how much it would cost to get them.

> >

> > Erica

>

>

######################################################################

>

> Kefir grains can be obtained from: GEM cultures at:

>

> > G.E.M. Cultures

> > Betty Stechmyer and Gordon McBride

> > 30301 Sherwood Road,

> > Fort Bragg,

> > CA 95437,

> > ph. 707 964-2922

>

>

>

> Also some indication of anti cancer properties..........

> (reprint)

>

> The Japanese have carried out a series of animal feeding

> trials that showed that kefir and kefir grains can slow down or

> reverse the growth of a wide variety of cancers.

>

> These studies are obviously a first step to proving that kefir

> may be beneficial against cancer. However, in each study reported,

the

> development and spread of the cancers given to the mice was reduced.

>

> Other researchers have started to try to identify what

> component of the kefir grains may be responsible for its cancer

> fighting properties.

>

> At this time it is not clear whether it is the kefir itself,

> the bacteria or yeast or something that the bacteria produce that

is /

> are the active agents.

>

> It is clear that kefir has joined the list of food products

> that contain live bacteria that may have benefits that go beyond

their

> basic nutritional value.

>

> Frank

[Guest guest]

Dear Rat,

 

I think you are mistaken here.

 

I got the information to buy them from the same site as to make it.

Which is the same one I posted 3 or 4 times and you have reposted

here. Dominic the owner recommends that you buy from GEM or get some

from someone of the other members of his called " kefir

making " .

 

I am presently looking at a kefir " grain " which is what they call the

biomass necessary to make " real " kefir.

 

I have been making kefir with it right along and it contioniously is

regenerating and growing larger.

 

If you don't kill it in some way it will last indefinately and

continually making more.

This is NOT like what is available at the health food stores or

through commercial sources like kefir making Kits like yougourmet and

others.

 

The kefir available in the stores is NOT real kefir. It is a man made

combination of some yeasts and some bacterias but is not a natural

symbiotic mass that will continue to live and replicate itself.

 

Dominic's site is very comprehensive and wonderfully done. It explains

the history, differences, multiple recipes etc.

 

kind regards,

Frank

 

 

 

I also make a kefir/ juice water as illustrated on Dominic site which

you so kindly put alink below.

 

Gettingwell, " the desert_rat " <ron@m...> wrote:

> G.E.M. Cultures are ok but they are the one time only kind that

don't

> re-generate.

>

> I just posted his a day ago but here it is again:

>

> http://chariot.net.au/~dna/kefirpage.html

>

> for the real deal!

> _____________

> Get the FREE email that has everyone talking at

> http://www.mail2world.com

>

> <>

> >

> > califpacific

> > 10/31/2001 7:02:01 PM

> > Gettingwell

> > Re: Kefir grains / cancer treatment also

> >

> >

> > Gettingwell, putupap20002000 wrote:

> > > I would love some kefir grains too. I have been trying for some

> > time

> > > to get some.

> > >

> > > Please let me know how and how much it would cost to get them.

> > >

> > > Erica

> >

> >

######################################################################

> >

> > Kefir grains can be obtained from: GEM cultures at:

> >

> > > G.E.M. Cultures

> > > Betty Stechmyer and Gordon McBride

> > > 30301 Sherwood Road,

> > > Fort Bragg,

> > > CA 95437,

> > > ph. 707 964-2922

> >

> >

> >

> > Also some indication of anti cancer properties..........

> > (reprint)

> >

> > The Japanese have carried out a series of animal feeding

> > trials that showed that kefir and kefir grains can slow down or

> > reverse the growth of a wide variety of cancers.

> >

> > These studies are obviously a first step to proving that kefir

> > may be beneficial against cancer. However, in each study reported,

the

> > development and spread of the cancers given to the mice was

reduced.

> >

> > Other researchers have started to try to identify what

> > component of the kefir grains may be responsible for its cancer

> > fighting properties.

> >

> > At this time it is not clear whether it is the kefir itself,

> > the bacteria or yeast or something that the bacteria produce that

is /

> > are the active agents.

> >

> > It is clear that kefir has joined the list of food products

> > that contain live bacteria that may have benefits that go beyond

their

> > basic nutritional value.

> >

> > Frank

> >

> >

> >