Bugwig says no whey. Duncan Crow says Budwig was WHEY off!

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I just perused the Budwig site for the first time in a month or so,

due to some posts here. I was really surprised to see multiple posts

really slamming whey powder. One post even called whey " highly

toxic " .

Wow. And what is the reason? Most common reason was " Dr. Budwig

didn't say to use it " . But this is the same reason given for

anything regarding Budwig -- either Budwig says to do it, or she

doesn't say to do it. No further explanation is given, usually.

The relatively famous little article on this board about Duncan Crow

recommending whey cites that whey is much higher in the sulphur

containing amino acids than cottage cheese. (There were a few

erroneous posts on the Budwig site claiming the opposite). Crow also

says that whey is missing all the negative stuff in cottage cheese --

the casein, as I posted earlier.

A discussion of this nature cannot occur on the Budwig board due to

censorship, so I would like for it to occur here. Let's get this out

in the open and really hash out what is going on with whey. Is it

good, bad, or indifferent?

Again, I'm dead serious about finding out the truth, lest I become

dead. Let's figure it out, without any religious fervor or cultish

views on one side of the fence or the other.