Oleander and Budwig incompatibility is a myth

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There is no incompatibility with the basics of the Budwig diet and

oleander or my complete protocol.

 

I recommend the yogurt or cottage cheese and flaxseed of the Budwig

Diet and the Budwig Diet in general. Those who adhere to the

no-antioxidants are mostly close minded or brainwashed zealots, imho,

but if they insist then they can forego the anti-oxidants and just add

the oleander and other items not considered to be anti-oxidants.

 

The Budwig Diet, as I have said over and over, is great and I

recommend it in my book and protocol - but it has had it's heyday when

it comes to modern cancers and it's success rates are declining. I

would guess 70% would be about right, or maybe even a bit high.

 

It needs help these days and the elements in my suggested protocol,

especially oleander, are just the ticket.

 

 

oleander soup , " Rhoda Mead " <hummingbird541

wrote:

>

> Tony, you suggest the Budwig Protocol as part of a good anti-cancer

program.

> But there are major incompatibilities. For one, the Budwig Protocol

(FOCC

> for short, Flax Oil/Cottage Cheese) says the only additional source of

> protein would be organic cheese and they are adamant that all

antioxidants

> are forbidden. You list antioxidants, and no dairy. In addition to

those,

> there are probably additional incompatibilities. Budwig has a pretty

good

> track record, not the 90% they claim, but probably 70%.

>

> Besides, I require some protein or I get weak and cranky. Right

now I eat

> a couple of eggs a week, plus northern fish maybe once a week. What

would be

> best for those of us who do need some protein to feel up to par?

>

> I know that there are a few of us trying to do both. I was doing

Budwig

> for 2.5 years before I started oleander, so I' fairly knowledgeable

about

> it. Puzzled in CA, Rhoda

>