Re: Integrative Cancer Care Site

[Guest guest]

I don't like to get in debates over foods, however, the recommendations on this

site (www.embodiworks.org) about saturated fats go against the grain of healthy

eating. The real danger to our health lies in polyunsaturated fats,

hydrogenated oils (trans fats), soy products, MSG and some others packed into

pre-prepared foods and off the shelf products.

The Weston Price Foundation is dedicated to exposing the false advertising in

the food supply. Through dedicated science and research, thye have proven that

saturated fats are one of the best food groups we could include in our diet.

Regardless of whether you have cancer or not, these foods provide the body with

a broad spectrum of benefits.

http://www.westonaprice.org/know-your-fats.html

I will adamantly stress that red meat is not a bad choice for healthy

individuals. However, it should be avoided if you are currently in the throes

of cancer. If you are, load up on all things from the sea.

I also believe that the argument against avoiding sugar if you have cancer is

invalid. Red meat proteins are a target rich source of ingredients for tumor

growth, not sugar. Cane sugar is the equivalent of gas in our car, but I do not

equate sugar with corn fructose sugars - major difference there.

A reasonable amount of anything is not bad, all things in moderation. Avoid

foods that are labeled " DIET " as these foods have been over processed or

manufactured to remove the healthy fats for example.

If you take the T off of DIET, what do you have left........?

Chuck

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> Hi Everyone,

>

> A friend shared a website with me that is truly wonderful. If you believe

treating cancer should start with treating the whole body, this is a great site

for you. There is a lot of valuable info, all in one place- especially useful

for the newly diagnosed.

>

> I have no vested interest in this site, by the way. Just wanted to share.

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> http://www.embodiworks.org/

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> All the Best,

>

> Kim

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[Guest guest]

will appreciate if members can guide me on what cancer marker tests should

be done which are considered safe ??