Re: Stacey re: Garden of lIfe -Lynn

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on 3/27/05 4:12 PM, Lynn McGaha at lmcgaha@... wrote:

Duncan Crow has been on MANY yahoo groups. He was quite active on the

Healing Crow yahoo group, promoting his products.

>>>Ah! I didn't kow that!

Many of those groups

members, including the biochemist moderator, got in very heated discussions

with him regarding the scientific basis for his claims (such as the benefits

of inulin) and had an armory of research articles disputing his claims. Of

the people that had tried his products, no one reported any improvement and

some got worse.

>>>I had asked my dowser and his answer said that the inulin was not really good

for me. I guess I should have believed that right off, but I do like to

cross reference information and not jsut jump to conclusions.

He was finally kicked off the group for promoting his

products too overtly, and he was reported to have badmouthed Healing Crow on

other yahoo groups afterwards.

In contrast, many Healing Crow members (but not all) (and this group is

targeted towards those with intestinal disease) have reported great benefit

from Primal Defense and Fungal Defense.

>>>Wow! Somehow I thought so.

>>>Thank you so much again. Aren't these forums and internet wonderful, where we

can all help eachother get the informtion and get to the truth? This NTH

forum has helped me so much!

>>>Do you think that kefir can do almot the same as Primal Defense? (It's so

pricey, especially considering how much one is supposed to take.

>>>Thank you again!

>>>~Inga

Lynn

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on 3/27/05 4:12 PM, Lynn McGaha at lmcgaha@... wrote:

Duncan Crow has been on MANY yahoo groups. He was quite active on the

Healing Crow yahoo group, promoting his products.

>>>Ah! I didn't kow that!

Many of those groups

members, including the biochemist moderator, got in very heated discussions

with him regarding the scientific basis for his claims (such as the benefits

of inulin) and had an armory of research articles disputing his claims. Of

the people that had tried his products, no one reported any improvement and

some got worse.

>>>I had asked my dowser and his answer said that the inulin was not really good

for me. I guess I should have believed that right off, but I do like to

cross reference information and not jsut jump to conclusions.

He was finally kicked off the group for promoting his

products too overtly, and he was reported to have badmouthed Healing Crow on

other yahoo groups afterwards.

In contrast, many Healing Crow members (but not all) (and this group is

targeted towards those with intestinal disease) have reported great benefit

from Primal Defense and Fungal Defense.

>>>Wow! Somehow I thought so.

>>>Thank you so much again. Aren't these forums and internet wonderful, where we

can all help eachother get the informtion and get to the truth? This NTH

forum has helped me so much!

>>>Do you think that kefir can do almot the same as Primal Defense? (It's so

pricey, especially considering how much one is supposed to take.

>>>Thank you again!

>>>~Inga

Lynn

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on 3/27/05 9:59 PM, Lynn McGaha at lmcgaha@... wrote:

Inga wrote:

> >>>I had asked my dowser and his answer said that the inulin was not

really good

> for me. I guess I should have believed that right off, but I do like to

> cross reference information and not jsut jump to conclusions.

When you refer to your dowser, is that something like a pendulum on a chain

that swings one way for yes and another for no?

>>>>Yes, only he uses rods and is a real master at it....he does remote work for

me.

Has it ever led you wrong?

>>>>I have not allowed it to by learning to ask the right questions, and ask

them the right way, and if it is real important we will ask it at least

three different times. Then we also rate the strength of the answer on a

scale of 1-10. Also he is very in tune with the earth's energies and can

tell when the rods have flipped and gone into reverse from planetary

interferences. At those tiems we need to stop and resume at a later time.

>>>>The biggest skill has been learning HOW to work with the rods in getting

answers. Sometimes there are questions that don't get consistent readings,

oir don't even want to answer at all...or the rod flips back and forth, and

then you know that there is something else at play, and you need to rethink

the question, or try and figure what is interfering with it.

>>>>Truthfully, I doubt if to many dowsers can do the level of work he does. So

yes, I rather trust the answers from him.

>>>>Normally, I would rely more on things like bioenergetic testing...but

somehow Victor is able to do pretty darn well with health oriented things.

>>>>But again, the key is in knowing the right question and the right way to ask

it, as his rods are very, very sensitive...but he doesn't have the

quesitons...they have to cme from me.

>Thank you so much again. Aren't these forums and internet wonderful,

where we can all help eachother get the informtion and get to the truth?

I find the yahoo groups in particular to be wonderful places to get links to

new information.

>Do you think that kefir can do almot the same as Primal Defense? (It's

so

> pricey, especially considering how much one is supposed to take.

I do. Slightly over half-way down Dom's site

http://users.chariot.net.au/~dna/kefirpage.html, there's a discussion that's

titled The Microflora of Kefir Grains, which shows a pretty amazing

complexity. If a person was casein intolerant, then they might have no

choice but to do Primal Defense. Some people with ulcerative colitis or

Crohn's disease might have a problem with some of the strains in kefir, like

bifudis, but those people have really messed up guts, and I don't think you

can generalize their experiences.

>>>>>LAtely, I get the squirts almost everytime I eat. I wonder if that is

partly an adrenal thing....

>>>>.Will I know pretty much right off if kefir is, or is not the best choice

for me because of gut problems???

>>>>Thanks,

>>>>Inga

The quality of the milk also determines how much good kefir does a person.

I think raw goat milk is the best choice. But that's another topic.

Lynn