I've recently asked a good friend to write a full report about his wife's
experience with the Budwig Diet, but here's a summary:
About two years ago she (middle-aged) was diagnosed with stage four metastatic
colon cancer. The worst of the tumor was surgically excised, but she kept her
colon. She was advised by MDs to take chemotherapy and radiation, and had a
chemo shunt installed.
Her husband recalled my mention of the Budwig Diet some time previous (I think
I'd learned about it from this list, btw.) He discussed that with his wife,
and they decided to try that rather than the prescribed therapy, which, had she
taken it, would have given her only six months to a year to live, according to
the MDs.
To make a long story short, she combined the Budwig flaxseed/cottage cheese
regimen with an overall healthy diet (macrobiotic? I don't know the details)
and two years later is in good health, with no markers of cancer whatsoever.
Incidentally, flaxseed oil is nearly impossible to find in Japan -- no one
has heard of it. He gets it via iHerb.com, which has low-cost shipping
worldwide.
All the details would be good to know and maybe in time my friend and his wife
will write everything down.
Budwig claimed cures for even late-stage cancer for nearly everyone who adhered
to the protocol. There's very good reason to hope for success.
On 2011/01/28, at 9:32, MaryAnn Helland wrote:
> Oh Lois -- wishing you the best in your recovery from this. Sending prayers
> and white light. Please keep us posted, OK?
> MA
>
> From: "zzekel...@aol.com" <zzekel...@aol.com>
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Sent: Thu, January 27, 2011 11:01:01 AM
> Subject: Re: CS>[List Owner] A few things...To Mike
>
> Mike, every time I read one of your posts like this it reminds me of what a
> treasure you are & how thankful I am to you for having this list... It has
> helped so many people... Now I find , { this last week, } I have ovarian
> cancer & will possibly, {after a second opinion at Roswel cancer center in
> Buffalo, } be trying the "Budwig protocol " which calls for the use of CS.
> once again a big Thanks !!! Lois
