Re: Ground Flax Seed and MSM????

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Hi ,

Yogurt may be substituted for cottage cheese but must be three times as much

and must be plain yogurt.

Yogurt has anly a third the protein as cottage cheese.

I personally have serious doubts about MSM getting the job done.

Companion Nutrients, from Nature's distributors, 1 800 624 7114 has been

designed to do the job, one capsule per tablespoon of oil. We have have

seen it appear to be effective.

Eating a good, solid, wholegrain bread may be a help.

Cliff B

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From: <mmeadows1@...>

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Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 1:57 PM

Subject: Ground Flax Seed and MSM????

>I have been reading alot about using either High lignan flax oil or

>fresh ground flax seed with cottage cheese. From waht I can gather

>from my reading the archives, the cottage cheese is used becuase of

>its high sulphur content. I have also seen it mentioned, at least

>once, that yogurt may also be used for the same reason; sulphur

>content.

>

>Does anyone know if using the yogurt vice using the cottage cheese is

>just as effective?

>

>Also does anyone know if it would also work as well to substitue MSM

>(organic suplhur in pill form) for the cottage cheese or yogurt?

>

>I tend to get sinus infections if I eat dairy products and was

>wondering if I can use MSM as my source of sulphur. I dont want to

>just try it without knowing if it will be affective and just waste

>the time an money.

>

>Please, anyone who can shed some light on this let me know.

>

>M Meadows

>

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[Guest guest]

,

I have wondered this myself at one time, still don't know the

answer....I'm not sure anyone has experimented with it either. It makes

sense to me since the MSM has one of the highest sulfur contents known. But

how to make it as effective (would it be? No one seems to have that answer

yet) and still make it platable, is an answer I don't know. I thought that

MSM, mixed with the flax oil and add the three super strains of " good

bacteria " would be a good mix , then mix it with fresh juices to drink...???

Bentley, who used to be on this list (don't know where he went),

is very knowledgeable in the area of nutritional healing. We even talked

about this at one time, he said our discussion made him think of something he

was going to look into.....but he never said what.....and since hasn't

posted. You might want to address this question to him.....see if he came up

with any answers as of yet.......

I believe his address is jb@... is a very nice man and I'm

sure he would take the time to answer you..........Let us know what his

thoughts are on the matter,

okay?......................................................Belinda

In a message dated 05/17/2000 12:59:13 PM Central Daylight Time,

mmeadows1@... writes:

<< I have been reading alot about using either High lignan flax oil or

fresh ground flax seed with cottage cheese. From waht I can gather

from my reading the archives, the cottage cheese is used becuase of

its high sulphur content. I have also seen it mentioned, at least

once, that yogurt may also be used for the same reason; sulphur

content.

Does anyone know if using the yogurt vice using the cottage cheese is

just as effective?

Also does anyone know if it would also work as well to substitue MSM

(organic suplhur in pill form) for the cottage cheese or yogurt?

I tend to get sinus infections if I eat dairy products and was

wondering if I can use MSM as my source of sulphur. I dont want to

just try it without knowing if it will be affective and just waste

the time an money.

Please, anyone who can shed some light on this let me know.

M Meadows

>>

[Guest guest]

,

I do agree with on this, I would stay with what is known to work

in this case, esp. if you are dealing with cancer. I just mentioned my

thoughts because I've wondered the same as you before.......doesn't mean it

works though! As far as I know, no one has ever tried this concept out.

As far as your intolerance to dairy, in that you state it gives you sinus

infections, maybe you can drink a cup of red clover tea with a little

slippery elm added. The red clover will cleanse the blood and the slippery

elm is great for reducing mucous and soothing inflammation. It is cheap

enough to try and worth taking if it works for you, just to get the benefits

of the flax oil and CC.

My mom has recurrent bronchitis and just started on an " episode " on

Tuesday of this week. She came home sick (I live next door) and I started

her on this tea. Usually, she is sick for about 2 weeks and takes

antibiotics and sometimes prednisone. Well , today is Thursday morning and I

just went over to check on her. She looks and sounds great. She's feeling

fine and it shows! She said she was quite surprised that it worked! For

this episode, she did not get to the doctor or get on the antibiotics etc, so

it was the tea. I also use this tea on my sons whenever they get a sore

throat or cough. Knocks it right out, works like a charm! Maybe, it will

work for you. I am not sure whether its effects have anything to do with the

blood type, we're all A+ over here.

If you want to try it, here is what I do:

Take a small handful of red clover blossoms dried (or fresh) and add

about a 1/4 - 1/2 tsp of the slippery elm powder (you don't need much). Put

this in a mug and add boiling water to the cup and steep (I cover mine with a

dinner plate) for 15 minutes. Strain the herbs and liquid back into the pot

you boiled the water in, then pour back into your mug. If you want you can

add a little honey to it to sweeten. We drink it both ways, it's not bad

tasting. The honey may give you a little bit of energy as well. I pay about

$1.00 an oz for the red clover (dried) and about $1.59 for the slippery elm

powdered. I get these at my local health store that carries dried herbs in

bulk......Let me know if it works for you, if you try it....

Belinda

In a message dated 05/18/2000 10:06:27 AM Central Daylight Time,

michelle@... writes:

<< Hi ,

Please take the time to read Dr. Budwig's book on Flax Seed Oil.

She found a way to help so many, and I for one wouldn't mess with that

formula just because I had my own ideas?

Flaxseed oil and cottage cheese cures cancer and numerous other health

problems.

Isn't that enough?

Be well,

At 10:02 AM 05/18/2000 EDT, you wrote:

>,

> I have wondered this myself at one time, still don't know the

>answer....I'm not sure anyone has experimented with it either. It makes

>sense to me since the MSM has one of the highest sulfur contents known.

But

>how to make it as effective (would it be? No one seems to have that answer

>yet) and still make it platable, is an answer I don't know. I thought that

>MSM, mixed with the flax oil and add the three super strains of " good

>bacteria " would be a good mix , then mix it with fresh juices to

drink...???

> Bentley, who used to be on this list (don't know where he

went),

>is very knowledgeable in the area of nutritional healing. We even talked

>about this at one time, he said our discussion made him think of something

he

>was going to look into.....but he never said what.....and since hasn't

>posted. You might want to address this question to him.....see if he came

up

>with any answers as of yet.......

>I believe his address is jb@... is a very nice man and

I'm

>sure he would take the time to answer you..........Let us know what his

>thoughts are on the matter,

>okay?......................................................Belinda

>

>

>In a message dated 05/17/2000 12:59:13 PM Central Daylight Time,

>mmeadows1@... writes:

>

><< I have been reading alot about using either High lignan flax oil or

> fresh ground flax seed with cottage cheese. From waht I can gather

> from my reading the archives, the cottage cheese is used becuase of

> its high sulphur content. I have also seen it mentioned, at least

> once, that yogurt may also be used for the same reason; sulphur

> content.

>

> Does anyone know if using the yogurt vice using the cottage cheese is

> just as effective?

>

> Also does anyone know if it would also work as well to substitue MSM

> (organic suplhur in pill form) for the cottage cheese or yogurt?

>

> I tend to get sinus infections if I eat dairy products and was

> wondering if I can use MSM as my source of sulphur. I dont want to

> just try it without knowing if it will be affective and just waste

> the time an money.

>

> Please, anyone who can shed some light on this let me know.

>

> M Meadows

>

> >> >>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Please take the time to read Dr. Budwig's book on Flax Seed Oil.

She found a way to help so many, and I for one wouldn't mess with that

formula just because I had my own ideas?

Flaxseed oil and cottage cheese cures cancer and numerous other health

problems.

Isn't that enough?

Be well,

At 10:02 AM 05/18/2000 EDT, you wrote:

>,

> I have wondered this myself at one time, still don't know the

>answer....I'm not sure anyone has experimented with it either. It makes

>sense to me since the MSM has one of the highest sulfur contents known. But

>how to make it as effective (would it be? No one seems to have that answer

>yet) and still make it platable, is an answer I don't know. I thought that

>MSM, mixed with the flax oil and add the three super strains of " good

>bacteria " would be a good mix , then mix it with fresh juices to

drink...???

> Bentley, who used to be on this list (don't know where he went),

>is very knowledgeable in the area of nutritional healing. We even talked

>about this at one time, he said our discussion made him think of something

he

>was going to look into.....but he never said what.....and since hasn't

>posted. You might want to address this question to him.....see if he came

up

>with any answers as of yet.......

>I believe his address is jb@... is a very nice man and

I'm

>sure he would take the time to answer you..........Let us know what his

>thoughts are on the matter,

>okay?......................................................Belinda

>

>

>In a message dated 05/17/2000 12:59:13 PM Central Daylight Time,

>mmeadows1@... writes:

>

><< I have been reading alot about using either High lignan flax oil or

> fresh ground flax seed with cottage cheese. From waht I can gather

> from my reading the archives, the cottage cheese is used becuase of

> its high sulphur content. I have also seen it mentioned, at least

> once, that yogurt may also be used for the same reason; sulphur

> content.

>

> Does anyone know if using the yogurt vice using the cottage cheese is

> just as effective?

>

> Also does anyone know if it would also work as well to substitue MSM

> (organic suplhur in pill form) for the cottage cheese or yogurt?

>

> I tend to get sinus infections if I eat dairy products and was

> wondering if I can use MSM as my source of sulphur. I dont want to

> just try it without knowing if it will be affective and just waste

> the time an money.

>

> Please, anyone who can shed some light on this let me know.

>

> M Meadows

>

> >>

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[Guest guest]

Belinda and ,

Thanks for the advice. I will stay with the tried and true formula

and also try the Red Clover/Slippery Elm to keep the sinuses under

control.

Best Wishes To You Both

> >,

> > I have wondered this myself at one time, still don't know the

> >answer....I'm not sure anyone has experimented with it either.

It makes

> >sense to me since the MSM has one of the highest sulfur contents

known.

> But

> >how to make it as effective (would it be? No one seems to have

that answer

> >yet) and still make it platable, is an answer I don't know. I

thought that

> >MSM, mixed with the flax oil and add the three super strains

of " good

> >bacteria " would be a good mix , then mix it with fresh juices to

> drink...???

> > Bentley, who used to be on this list (don't know

where he

> went),

> >is very knowledgeable in the area of nutritional healing. We

even talked

> >about this at one time, he said our discussion made him think of

something

> he

> >was going to look into.....but he never said what.....and since

hasn't

> >posted. You might want to address this question to him.....see

if he came

> up

> >with any answers as of yet.......

> >I believe his address is jb@l... is a very nice man and

> I'm

> >sure he would take the time to answer you..........Let us know

what his

> >thoughts are on the matter,

> >okay?......................................................Belinda

> >

> >

> >In a message dated 05/17/2000 12:59:13 PM Central Daylight Time,

> >mmeadows1@h... writes:

> >

> ><< I have been reading alot about using either High lignan flax

oil or

> > fresh ground flax seed with cottage cheese. From waht I can

gather

> > from my reading the archives, the cottage cheese is used becuase

of

> > its high sulphur content. I have also seen it mentioned, at

least

> > once, that yogurt may also be used for the same reason; sulphur

> > content.

> >

> > Does anyone know if using the yogurt vice using the cottage

cheese is

> > just as effective?

> >

> > Also does anyone know if it would also work as well to substitue

MSM

> > (organic suplhur in pill form) for the cottage cheese or yogurt?

> >

> > I tend to get sinus infections if I eat dairy products and was

> > wondering if I can use MSM as my source of sulphur. I dont want

to

> > just try it without knowing if it will be affective and just

waste

> > the time an money.

> >

> > Please, anyone who can shed some light on this let me know.

> >

> > M Meadows

> >

> > >> >>

[Guest guest]

I've tried that red clover and slippery elm tea

but the cup keeps sliding out of my hand.

best, JR