Guest guest Posted April 23, 2002 Report Share Posted April 23, 2002 Dear Group, The most often used sulphurated proteins mixed with 1 T. flaxseed oil per 100 lbs. body weight is 1/4 cup low-fat cottage cheese or 1/2 cup plain yogurt -- health food store varieties are superior to those from groceries. (Acidophilus/bifidus powder and various fresh fruits stirred in make a very tasty, dessert-like, healthy treat.) The following excerpt is from www.arthritistrust.org, " Essential Fatty Acids Are Essential. " From the research described in this article, we can understand why Dr. Budwig's work in turning around terminal cancer patients was nominated for 6 or 7 Nobel Prizes in Medicine. bg Excerpt begins: " Thirty years ago, working under the auspices of the German government, Dr. Johanna Budwig determined to uncover the causes of the diseases of fatty degeneration. She began at the beginning of known research into the subject by studying the published findings of such greats as von Liebig (1842), Pflueger (1875), Hoppe-Seyler (1876), and Lebedow (1888). In succession, these early scientists showed the important relationship between the essential fatty acids, present in unrefined linseed oil [aka flaxseed oil/bg], and the amino acids. What they found was that laboratory animals inevitably died on a high protein diet devoid of fats, and died on a high fat diet devoid of proteins. But when the animals were fed unrefined linseed oil and protein together, they quickly recovered robust health and vitality. " It was at the turn of the century that Rosenfeld proved that a diet which provided only animal fats results in the fatty degeneration of the inner organs. Although the chemical differences between plant and animal fats were unknown back then, the premise of healthy fats (the essential fatty acids present in linseed oil) versus animal fats (now known as saturated fats) was confirmed. " In 1920, Meyerhof (winner of the Nobel prize for Physiology & Medicine) showed that linoleic acid and sulphurated proteins formed an essential partnership in the internal workings of the body. In 1931, Warburg proved that the essential fatty acids were required in order for the body to heal itself of the fatty degeneration of cells. Szent-Gyorgy earned the Nobel prize in 1937 by showing that linoleic acid, in combination with sulphur-rich proteins, stimulated the vital oxygenation processes of the body. " The medical scientists G.O. Burr and M.M. Burr finally isolated and identified the essential fatty acids. These biochemists showed that lab animals given the highest quality protein feed sicken and die, unless their diet is supplemented with the essential fatty acids. They also proved that the animals would recover rapidly, just as long as the essentials were put back in their diet in time. " Unfortunately, that was the end of the research into the action of combinations of nutrients for the next fifty years. Dr. Budwig had reached a dead end as far as published research was concerned. During the intervening years, science identified innumerable nutrients which we recognize today as vitamins, minerals, enzymes, hormones, carbohydrates, amino acids, and trace elements. But research into the ways various combinations of nutrients interacted within the body stopped, until Dr. Budwig took up the torch where the others had dropped it so many years before. " Without the need to repeat the work of her predecessors by experimenting with lab animals, Dr. Budwig set herself a Herculean task. She began collecting blood samples from many thousands of people. She took blood from those in the prime of health, as well as from those in the various stages of disease, including terminal cancer patients. Out of this meticulous research, a clear pattern took shape. Dr. Budwig discovered that, without exception, the blood of unhealthy persons always exhibited very low levels of linoleic acid. " She found other blood constituent abnormalities as well. Sick people lacked the phosphatides needed for normal cell division. Because cancer is a condition where abnormal cells proliferate and grow wild, the implication of this discovery alone was enormous. Dr. Budwig also discovered that the blood of diseased persons lacked albumin, an important blood-producing lipoprotein. Albumin is a marriage of linoleic acid and sulphur-based proteins. Without this vital combination of the essential fatty acids and sulphurated proteins, blood analysis showed an unhealthy greenish-yellow substance in place of the red oxygen-carrying hemoglobin present in healthy blood. Without linoleic acid, the blood-producing mechanisms of the body can't manufacture hemoglobin. Without hemoglobin, cells and tissues become starved for oxygen. From Theory to Solution " All that painstaking research led Dr. Budwig to one inescapable conclusion. She theorized that supplying the essential fatty acids in combination with sulphurated proteins could restore health. Could it really be that simple? She was on sound ground in selecting crude unrefined linseed oil as the richest source known of the essential fatty acids. Years of prior research by earlier scientists had already established that fact. " She began clinical trials by feeding seriously ill cancer patients unrefined linseed oil paired with the sulphurated proteins present in cottage cheese. As weeks of this simple nutritional treatment progressed into three months duration, blood analysis showed that the phosphatides and lipoproteins previously missing began to reappear. Healthy red blood cells began taking the place of the unhealthy greenish-yellow constituents which had been there at the beginning of the trials. More importantly, malignant tumors gradually receded and shrank. Seriously weakened and debilitated cancer patients were no longer anemic and weak, but had been transformed into convalescents on their way to full health. " Dr. Johanna Budwig had achieved an incredible breakthrough. Along the way, she had documented the dangerous effects of chemically- altered dietary fats and had also proven the life-preserving and restorative properties of the essential fatty acids mated with sulphur-rich proteins. In more than a decade of clinical use, Dr. Johanna Budwig has shown that unrefined linseed oil is a wonder worker of heroic proportions. [end of excerpt. 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Guest guest Posted April 23, 2002 Report Share Posted April 23, 2002 BG. Your timing was perfect to send this article. I have a person to forward it to. Thank you so much. Kallie http://www.4optimallife.com Magnetic Sleep Pads, Zappers, Ionizing- Alkalizing Water Filters, Rebounders, Energy Therapies, [ ] To Repair Cells, Flaxseed Oil Needs to be Paired with a Sulphurated Protein Dear Group, The most often used sulphurated proteins mixed with 1 T. flaxseed oil per 100 lbs. body weight is 1/4 cup low-fat cottage cheese or 1/2 cup plain yogurt -- health food store varieties are superior to those from groceries. (Acidophilus/bifidus powder and various fresh fruits stirred in make a very tasty, dessert-like, healthy treat.) The following excerpt is from www.arthritistrust.org, " Essential Fatty Acids Are Essential. " From the research described in this article, we can understand why Dr. Budwig's work in turning around terminal cancer patients was nominated for 6 or 7 Nobel Prizes in Medicine. bg Excerpt begins: " Thirty years ago, working under the auspices of the German government, Dr. Johanna Budwig determined to uncover the causes of the diseases of fatty degeneration. She began at the beginning of known research into the subject by studying the published findings of such greats as von Liebig (1842), Pflueger (1875), Hoppe-Seyler (1876), and Lebedow (1888). In succession, these early scientists showed the important relationship between the essential fatty acids, present in unrefined linseed oil [aka flaxseed oil/bg], and the amino acids. What they found was that laboratory animals inevitably died on a high protein diet devoid of fats, and died on a high fat diet devoid of proteins. But when the animals were fed unrefined linseed oil and protein together, they quickly recovered robust health and vitality. " It was at the turn of the century that Rosenfeld proved that a diet which provided only animal fats results in the fatty degeneration of the inner organs. Although the chemical differences between plant and animal fats were unknown back then, the premise of healthy fats (the essential fatty acids present in linseed oil) versus animal fats (now known as saturated fats) was confirmed. " In 1920, Meyerhof (winner of the Nobel prize for Physiology & Medicine) showed that linoleic acid and sulphurated proteins formed an essential partnership in the internal workings of the body. In 1931, Warburg proved that the essential fatty acids were required in order for the body to heal itself of the fatty degeneration of cells. Szent-Gyorgy earned the Nobel prize in 1937 by showing that linoleic acid, in combination with sulphur-rich proteins, stimulated the vital oxygenation processes of the body. " The medical scientists G.O. Burr and M.M. Burr finally isolated and identified the essential fatty acids. These biochemists showed that lab animals given the highest quality protein feed sicken and die, unless their diet is supplemented with the essential fatty acids. They also proved that the animals would recover rapidly, just as long as the essentials were put back in their diet in time. " Unfortunately, that was the end of the research into the action of combinations of nutrients for the next fifty years. Dr. Budwig had reached a dead end as far as published research was concerned. During the intervening years, science identified innumerable nutrients which we recognize today as vitamins, minerals, enzymes, hormones, carbohydrates, amino acids, and trace elements. But research into the ways various combinations of nutrients interacted within the body stopped, until Dr. Budwig took up the torch where the others had dropped it so many years before. " Without the need to repeat the work of her predecessors by experimenting with lab animals, Dr. Budwig set herself a Herculean task. She began collecting blood samples from many thousands of people. She took blood from those in the prime of health, as well as from those in the various stages of disease, including terminal cancer patients. Out of this meticulous research, a clear pattern took shape. Dr. Budwig discovered that, without exception, the blood of unhealthy persons always exhibited very low levels of linoleic acid. " She found other blood constituent abnormalities as well. Sick people lacked the phosphatides needed for normal cell division. Because cancer is a condition where abnormal cells proliferate and grow wild, the implication of this discovery alone was enormous. Dr. Budwig also discovered that the blood of diseased persons lacked albumin, an important blood-producing lipoprotein. Albumin is a marriage of linoleic acid and sulphur-based proteins. Without this vital combination of the essential fatty acids and sulphurated proteins, blood analysis showed an unhealthy greenish-yellow substance in place of the red oxygen-carrying hemoglobin present in healthy blood. Without linoleic acid, the blood-producing mechanisms of the body can't manufacture hemoglobin. Without hemoglobin, cells and tissues become starved for oxygen. From Theory to Solution " All that painstaking research led Dr. Budwig to one inescapable conclusion. She theorized that supplying the essential fatty acids in combination with sulphurated proteins could restore health. Could it really be that simple? She was on sound ground in selecting crude unrefined linseed oil as the richest source known of the essential fatty acids. Years of prior research by earlier scientists had already established that fact. " She began clinical trials by feeding seriously ill cancer patients unrefined linseed oil paired with the sulphurated proteins present in cottage cheese. As weeks of this simple nutritional treatment progressed into three months duration, blood analysis showed that the phosphatides and lipoproteins previously missing began to reappear. Healthy red blood cells began taking the place of the unhealthy greenish-yellow constituents which had been there at the beginning of the trials. More importantly, malignant tumors gradually receded and shrank. Seriously weakened and debilitated cancer patients were no longer anemic and weak, but had been transformed into convalescents on their way to full health. " Dr. Johanna Budwig had achieved an incredible breakthrough. Along the way, she had documented the dangerous effects of chemically- altered dietary fats and had also proven the life-preserving and restorative properties of the essential fatty acids mated with sulphur-rich proteins. In more than a decade of clinical use, Dr. Johanna Budwig has shown that unrefined linseed oil is a wonder worker of heroic proportions. [end of excerpt. Go to the site referenced above for the rest of the article.] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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