The Budwig Diet

Germany's 90 year old Dr Joanna Budwig, nominated 6 times for the Nobel Prize, has made the most remarkable discovery of them all! After 30 years of research, she has found that 2 simple food items: 1. Flax Seed Oil (cold-pressed, unprocessed) and 2. Low Fat Cottage Cheese will CURE or prevent many forms of cancers and a long list of other degenerative disease including cardiovascular diseases and skin diseases!

Unprocessed flax seed oil provides 2 essential fatty acids seriously deficient in the standard American diet: Linolenic and Linoleic acids. These two unsaturated fatty acids have 3 high-energy double bonds (pi-electrons) in their outer electron shells. These fatty acids affect the membranes of animal cells and permit a thousand-fold increase in oxygen transport and assimilation! By substantially increasing the oxidation potential within the cell, Dr Budwig proved what her German predecessor, Dr Otto Warburg, had discovered 30 years earlier: cancer cells cannot survive in an oxygen-rich environment.

With sulfur-rich protein and calcium provided by the cottage cheese, all the elements are in place for membrane repair and increased energy transfer. To recover from cancer, the Budwig Diet needs to be taken in conjunction with a strict, health-promoting diet free of processed, devitalized foods (see the Gerson Therapy below).

-- Anonymous, February 03, 2001

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HOG WASH. **ANYONE** can be "nominated" for a Nobel. Dozens of yo-yos are "nominated" for the Peace Prize every years. Surviving review is not a laughing matter. This tripe is.

Many molecules have "pi electrons" and if you want some real action, eat some bacon so you have some N and double bonds running around. For a faster hit, try a 'triple' with some Ozone.

NEXT "idea".

-- Anonymous, February 04, 2001

cpr, you're still an asshole. Always was and always is.

-- Anonymous, February 04, 2001

AND....JUST WHAT DO YOU *SELL* (AS PER USUAL FOR THE TB FANATICS).

HERE'S ANOTHER CANDIDATE ......FOR A NOBEL :

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-- Anonymous, February 05, 2001