Re: Cancer and sugar...for what it's worth!!

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You also can try tapioca pudding. You can make it (recipe on the box) or

buy it from Whole Foods market.

In a message dated 10/16/2005 8:39:11 PM Pacific Standard Time,

karima1@... writes:

Yes, I buy rice pudding once a week.

Karima

----- Original Message -----

From: Donna Wilkinson

To: colon_cancer_support

Sent: Sunday, October 16, 2005 3:18 PM

Subject: Re: Cancer and sugar...for what it's worth!!

Everything I have read says the same thing Donelle, and the kinesiologist

gave me articles written by MD's acknowledging this too. Like everyone else,

I probably started out great cutting out the sugars but as the nerves and

anxiety kicked in, so did the sugar cravings.

Have you tried Miso soup for Glenn and how about Phil? It is suppose to be

good for us. It is a broth, sometimes with little onions and seaweed in it.

You can find it at some grocery stores. Check the oriental section. I

just tried it last night, not bad.

How about rice pudding? I thought about that for Karima too.....you get

your rice and some sweetness!

hugs and prayers ~~ donna

Grandmommyandme@... wrote:

I love sweets and so does Glenn....here are just a couple articles... do a

Google search for sugar and cancer.... there are 76 PAGES of articles, etc.

related to this. I know none of these doctors who wrote these

articles...don't

know if any are " substantiated " or not...and certainly have not read all of

them.

Glenn's Onc. did tell him that " oxygen starves the cells and sugar feeds

the

cells " .

Like , tho Glenn is Diabetic...at this point he eats anything he can

manage to eat to not starve to death...he hasn't even checked his blood

sugar

in the last 6 wks., which I'm not condoning, but he is basically starving

to

death right now with having had severe diarrhea for the past 6 wks.

constantly, every day and night. Think I'll make him check it right

now...while I'm

thinking about it. Just curious more than anything. I don't see how it

could

be high as nothing stays in him long enough to be of any nutrional value.

_http://www.mercola.com/2000/oct/8/sugar_cancer.htm_

(http://www.mercola.com/2000/oct/8/sugar_cancer.htm)

_http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/nutrition/sugar.htm_

(http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/nutrition/sugar.htm)

_http://www.newstarget.com/001475.html_

(http://www.newstarget.com/001475.html)

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

[Guest guest]

Yes, I buy rice pudding once a week.

Karima

Re: Cancer and sugar...for what it's worth!!

Everything I have read says the same thing Donelle, and the kinesiologist gave

me articles written by MD's acknowledging this too. Like everyone else, I

probably started out great cutting out the sugars but as the nerves and anxiety

kicked in, so did the sugar cravings.

Have you tried Miso soup for Glenn and how about Phil? It is suppose to be

good for us. It is a broth, sometimes with little onions and seaweed in it.

You can find it at some grocery stores. Check the oriental section. I just

tried it last night, not bad.

How about rice pudding? I thought about that for Karima too.....you get your

rice and some sweetness!

hugs and prayers ~~ donna

Grandmommyandme@... wrote:

I love sweets and so does Glenn....here are just a couple articles... do a

Google search for sugar and cancer.... there are 76 PAGES of articles, etc.

related to this. I know none of these doctors who wrote these

articles...don't

know if any are " substantiated " or not...and certainly have not read all of

them.

Glenn's Onc. did tell him that " oxygen starves the cells and sugar feeds the

cells " .

Like , tho Glenn is Diabetic...at this point he eats anything he can

manage to eat to not starve to death...he hasn't even checked his blood sugar

in the last 6 wks., which I'm not condoning, but he is basically starving to

death right now with having had severe diarrhea for the past 6 wks.

constantly, every day and night. Think I'll make him check it right

now...while I'm

thinking about it. Just curious more than anything. I don't see how it

could

be high as nothing stays in him long enough to be of any nutrional value.

_http://www.mercola.com/2000/oct/8/sugar_cancer.htm_

(http://www.mercola.com/2000/oct/8/sugar_cancer.htm)

_http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/nutrition/sugar.htm_

(http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/nutrition/sugar.htm)

_http://www.newstarget.com/001475.html_

(http://www.newstarget.com/001475.html)

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 10/19/2005 12:10:54 PM Pacific Standard Time,

hlen@... writes:

Hi Pat,

If my onc said cut out sugar I would have hit him. I

think he knows that. Most everything you eat turns to

sugar anyway. That's how you get the energy from it.

You asked where I live. I am on the beach at

McKinleyville, Ca. The houses across the street from

me are backed up to the bluff that goes down to the

beach. I have a very nice riding or walking trail

that runs several miles north and south and the part

closest to the beach is right in front of me. I don't

walk it as much as I use to because of the pain in my

feet and the neuropathies.

Come on up any time.

Len

Hi Len:

McKinleyville must be up near Eureka, in Humboldt County, right? I haven't

been there to my knowledge but my old friend from H.S. is an anesthesiologist

in that area and she just came by to visit. She loves it there. Her son is

now a famous pianist so she had to drive him down here to a music school

next to the new Disney music center in L.A.

How beautiful that must be. Are you also near Mendocino? I have a friend

(former colleague) who built his dream house there on a bluff. So pretty.

The beach is so healing. I feel a need to further explore our beaches down

here more. I rode my bike on the Venice Beach path and I want to drive to

Leo Carillo State Beach (north of Mailibu) and go tidepooling.

That neuropathy should get better with time and you should be out enjoying

the beauty of the trail. Do you have dogs?

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Hi Pat,

No I don't have a dog any more and my bird doesn't

like to go for walks. We never had kids either

because we raced stock cars and didn't have time for

that. I love my path and I have taken many many walks

to the north end. We are a couple hours north of

Mendicino. Just north of us is Trinidad. I can't go

out today because of my recent infusion but will try

again next week.

Len

--- brencolinmom@... wrote:

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In a message dated 10/19/2005 12:10:54 PM Pacific

Standard Time,

hlen@... writes:

Hi Pat,

If my onc said cut out sugar I would have hit him. I

think he knows that. Most everything you eat turns to

sugar anyway. That's how you get the energy from it.

You asked where I live. I am on the beach at

McKinleyville, Ca. The houses across the street from

me are backed up to the bluff that goes down to the

beach. I have a very nice riding or walking trail

that runs several miles north and south and the part

closest to the beach is right in front of me. I

don't

walk it as much as I use to because of the pain in my

feet and the neuropathies.

Come on up any time.

Len

Hi Len:

McKinleyville must be up near Eureka, in Humboldt

County, right? I haven't

been there to my knowledge but my old friend from

H.S. is an anesthesiologist

in that area and she just came by to visit. She

loves it there. Her son is

now a famous pianist so she had to drive him down

here to a music school

next to the new Disney music center in L.A.

How beautiful that must be. Are you also near

Mendocino? I have a friend

(former colleague) who built his dream house there on

a bluff. So pretty.

The beach is so healing. I feel a need to further

explore our beaches down

here more. I rode my bike on the Venice Beach path

and I want to drive to

Leo Carillo State Beach (north of Mailibu) and go

tidepooling.

That neuropathy should get better with time and you

should be out enjoying

the beauty of the trail. Do you have dogs?

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[Guest guest]

Ingrid,

Of course you are always welcome to stay and walk my

trail here on the left coast. We have plenty of horse

riders here too but I don't have energy for that any

more.

Len

--- flipper759@... wrote:

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Some of Phil's chemo I think the CPT-11 is given in 5%

dextrose which is

sugar.

Narice

In a message dated 10/19/2005 10:27:49 PM Eastern

Standard Time,

lowenco@... writes:

Len, My intentions are to meet in person as many of my

new friends

here as possible. Do not be surprised if somehow I

manage to wrangle

up a few of us together and make that trip. Love,

Ingrid

> Hi Donna....rice pudding is an excellent idea.

Think

> I'll go make

> some...he's craving something chocolate, but I

refused

> to buy it when I

> went to drug

> store earlier. Maybe home made rice pudding would

> serve the purpose....

> good

> idea, as the rice is what he needs in that nasty

> colon of his!!!

>

> Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

> Caregiver to Glenn

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