Re: Interesting remedies for cancer...

July 30, 2009

Interesting, thanks for sharing. A question and couple of suggestions.

I've heard of MSM, but what's MMS?

Also, potatoes are my weakness, but if I were fighting cancer I'd want

to avoid starch and go for non-starchy vegetables, based on the idea

that sugars feed tumors, and starches quickly break down into glucose.

Potatoes at every meal seems a bit much. Also, I believe the RDA's are

*minimum* levels to avoid out-and-out deficiency, it doesn't

necessarily mean your mother has to limit her protein to 60 grams a

day. Just a thought. You are right to give her all those nice fats and

bone broths.

A nice dish to get the mouth-feel of potatoes at way fewer carbs is to

steam and mash cauliflower, adding good quality butter, cream cheese,

sea salt, whatever herbs you like, garlic, a little lemon juice. Some

Frontier yeast tastes good with it. That sates the potato urge in me.

Or even mash steamed potatoes and cauliflower together to start, to

wean off potatoes. Just an idea. Brassicas are supposed to have anti-

cancer compounds, as well.

The primal body-primal mind blog has this and other wonderful low-carb

recipes (not steaks and burgers).

Also, I believe dark leafy greens such as kale are good sources of

magnesium, no?

Kombucha is an acquired taste, but my 80-year-old mother learned to

like it quickly when she visited me. I'm experimenting with double-

fermentation, where you take kombucha that's just finished fermenting,

or maybe a little too tart, and put in a separate container (that is,

not with the mother) and about 2.5 oz of fruit juice per quart of

kombucha, cap the jar and let it sit out a couple of days until the

fruit sugar is metabolized. I have a reference for the exact

directions from the food renegade blog if you want me to find it and

forward to you.

Best wishes for your mother's recovery. It sounds like you're giving

her wonderful care.

Jeanmarie

On Jul 29, 2009, at 11:40 PM, Holt wrote:

> Hi there,

>

> My mother recently developed cancer of the uterus and has had a

> tumor for quite awhile. I'm not sure what type of cancers but I am

> utilizing information from the above individuals in the subject

> line. I am going to get her to have organic and pastured foods.

> Organic potatoes and bananas/oranges, pastured eggs, low simple

> carbs and moderate starches, moderate protein and high fat, bone

> broths, magnesium chloride oil, raw milk, and maybe even sushi. I

> would add raw honey but the budget may not permit it. I will see

> how this current plan works anyway. I am also cosidering Kombucha

> but she won't like the taste.

>

> High lignan flaxseed oil, 7ml fermented codliver oil a day and raw

> milk with each meal, iodoral iodine/iodide, 2 tblspns of extravirgin

> coconut oil with each meal three times a day.

>

> 1 gallon of crystal geyser spring water with 1/4 tspn of sun dried

> seasalt throughout the day. However much is satisfying.

>

> Breakfast: 1 cup yogurt mixed in a shake, 7ml fermented clo, 1 tab

> iodoral, 1 tblspn flaxseed oil, bone broth with grinded eggshells,

> bones, lemon squeeze, cows feet, and braggs apple cider vinegar, 1/2

> tspn magnesium oil, 2 tblspns coconut oil, 1-2 boiled eggs, 1

> potato, banana or orange, and 1 cup raw milk.

>

> Lunch: 1 cup raw milk, 1 potato, 2 tblspns coconut oil, and

> whatever else. Maybe some sushi.

>

> Dinner: 1 cup raw milk, 1/2 tspn of magnesium oil, 2 tblspn coconut

> oil, 1 potato, and whatever else she wants.

>

> <snip>

> I will send you an interesting link on MMS. MMS is supposed to be a

> safe remedy for various cancers as it only attacks the bad stuffs in

> our body and leaves the good stuff alone. When it is done being

> used by the body is dissipates instead of storing as poison. It is

> a chlorine based supplement. Our body is 83% water. In a swimming

> pool the best way to clear it up is a good working system (our

> body), good alkalinity levels buffered at 7.4, and a reasonable

> amount of chlorine. This factors are all crucial to a healthy clean

> swimming pool.

>

> I .

>

August 3, 2009

Are their any zero carb sources of quality potassium? I don't want franken

potassium.