Re: Oleander and Budwig - a good combination, as this report indicates

Naw, didn't think you were talking about me but it could be, ahhahahahh.

tony anyone who knows about Budwig will tell you it is one of the most flexible diets out there and I highly recommend changing it to suit a persons needs. Like I take the flax seeds opposed to the oils as most oils are rancid. Barleans or Trader Joes are good but many do not have access to those and go for the local oils. http://WWW.healingcancernaturally
will tell you the budwig protocol specifically calls for fresh pressed oils. So if anyone if following the exact diet they cannot use any off the shelf oil. The webbie specifically told me to use flax seeds if I could not get a local cold pressed oil not shipped.

I got well by using a multi approach system, not just budwig so If I were someone looking for a cure I would look at the alternatives of budwig and look to see what suited my needs. Such as the kousimine-budwig detox power breakfast. I sure hope you put that one in your book because it is indeed a lifesaver and it incooperates Luella's crunchy raisin granola.
I have seen many a person that the sole protocol inproved their health drastically, me included. I take that every morning.

The other thing to consider is the mind set, the person convinced that Oleander will work, is the one that needs to be on oleander. It is hard to recommend anyone try something without hard evidence it will work as people life is at hand. I have personally experimented with budwig and I find it good and a healthy Diet and a life saver and I know nothing about oleander.

Do you know that you cannot convince hard headed people so I would not waste my time trying, work on the ones you can save and let the rest to God.

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