Try Raw Milk-only if it is from pastured, organically fed, and johne free cows.Don’t drink homoginized milk. See ”Nourishing Traditions-The Cookbook that Challenges Politically Correct Nutrition and the Diet Dictocrats” written by Sally Fallon (she wrote the article on the Mercola site about soy). The book is worth the read even if you don’t make any of the recipes!! You can check out www.westonaprice.com also, it is a great site! Julie   [End]
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Hi The Type A diet does not work for me. I am a meat eater-but only beef that is organic, pastured ( herd gets very little grain and NO SOY)and free range chickens/turkey. Very little pork. Lots of veggis/greens, some grains and plenty of raw milk from pastured, hormone free, antibiotic free, and johnes disease free cows. Homoginized milk leads to heart disease. (www.westonaprice.com) Pasturization leaves the milk ”dead ”of all the enzymes you need for digestion and the lactic acid left over feed bacteria so the pasturized milk goes rancid. Raw milk naturally sours and can be used for c ...
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Hi I just joined this site. I don’t know if this information will be of any help to you but, it can’t hurt. I hope all is well with your treatment for breast cancer. First and most important-you do need fat (as found in the Atkins diet) BUT, it need to be from (primarily) pature free cows, free range chicken and ORGANIC RAW MILK (ck out www.westonaprice.com) . STAY FAR FAR away from soy. There is a book titled ”From the Soil to the Stomach” by Penny Kelly-it is a godsend for keeping the body healthy-esp. when going the cancer treatment. Thereis so much info out there-if you have specifi ...
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i understand, poeple address me in that same way - I fast once a week on raw juice and this is my first MC - often people don’t understand why a person in good shape does these things. The truth for me is that I do them to continue to stay in good shape - to keep my digestive system working properly and ghiving it a break here and there. I think the biggest difference between ”fasting” and having an ”eating disorder” is REST...a fast a time of rest - to rest the digestion process and it is a time to unload physically and emotionally. I believe if your ”fasting” and exercising alot and runn ...
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