What is the MILK CURE?

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Good Morning!

As I put in my last email, I have been rediagnosed with Candida...and am

planning on going on a raw milk-only diet from Sunday to Tuesday. I know, I

should start right away, but I have a birthday party tonight (business partner)

and there are always the goodies at market today.

I have in my mind that the Raw milk Cure is simply drinking only raw milk for a

period of time. Is that correct? Normally, my husband adn I go through 1

gallon of raw milk per week. We have a glass each morning for breakfast and

maybe a bit more through the week. Anything left on Saturdays goes to the VERY

HAPPY dog and cat.

Is there anything ELSE I need to be doing with the Raw Milk Cure?

Thanks!

Mrs B

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--- Mrs Bernstein <mrsdanielbernstein@...> wrote:

> Is there anything ELSE I need to be doing with the Raw Milk Cure?

Avery,

Here is a description of a " milk cure " treatment from 1929:

http://www.realmilk.com/milkcure.html

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The therapy is simple. The patients are put at rest in bed and are

given at half hour intervals small quantities of milk, totalling from

five to ten quarts of milk a day. Most patients are started on three

or four quarts of milk a day and this is usually increased by a pint a

day. Diaphoresis [copious perspiration] is stimulated by hot baths and

hot packs and heat in other forms. A daily enema is given.

The treatment is used in many chronic conditions but chiefly in

tuberculosis, diseases of the nervous system, cardiovascular and renal

conditions, hypertension, and in patients who are underweight,

run-down, etc. Striking results are seen in diseases of the heart and

kidneys and high blood pressure. In cases in which there is marked

edema, the results obtained are surprisingly marked. This is

especially striking because so-called dropsy has never been treated

with large quantities of fluid. With all medication withdrawn, one

case lost twenty-six pounds in six days, huge edema disappearing from

the abdomen and legs, with great relief to the patient. No cathartics

or diuretics were given. This property of milk in edema has been noted

in both cardiac and renal cases.

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HTH,