Re: Re: Huge benefits of whey isolate for fighting cancer

[Guest guest]

I found two hormone free whey powders that use stevia for a sweetner

instead of sugar.

http://www.qfac.com/supps/dream_protein.html

http://www.paramount-supplements.com/whprbyjayro2.html

They do contain soy lecithin. I'm not sure if you can find some without

it.

ar

On Mon, 16 Feb 2009 18:00:54 -0800 (PST), " Bag "

<@...> said:

> Is there a whey  protein that does not contain SOY lecithin, or any form

> of soy?  Soy now is painted as really " evil " .  Also no sugar  undenatured

> whey protein?

>  

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

The soy lecithin is simply phosphatidyl choline and does not carry

with it any of the negative aspects of soy.

The NOW brand of whey has a small amount of fructose with stevia.

Mike

Monday, February 16, 2009, 8:00:54 PM, you wrote:

MB> Is there a whey  protein that does not contain SOY lecithin, or

MB> any form of soy?  Soy now is painted as really " evil " .  Also no sugar 

undenatured whey protein?

MB>  

MB>

MB>

[Guest guest]

Isn't whey the same thing that you get when you buy raw milk and the cream

separates to the top, and leaves the whey on the bottom?

Why is it that some alt. cancer treatments use the whey, and others the raw

cream and butter (discarding the whey)?

Can't you just drink two glasses of raw milk a day and get the benefits of

both, without taking in too much casein?

On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 11:09 PM, Mike Golden <goldenmike@...>wrote:

> Hello ,

>

> The soy lecithin is simply phosphatidyl choline and does not carry

> with it any of the negative aspects of soy.

> The NOW brand of whey has a small amount of fructose with stevia.

>

> Mike

>

[Guest guest]

That good bacteria does not have to come from milk. You can get it from

any ferment. Sauerkraut is an example. Look up rejuvelac, which is

basically a wheat ferment.

Mike

Dana Herbert wrote:

>

> Here is what Health Ranger Mike has to say about the various

> forms of

> milk:

>

> http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/06/060629123234.htm

> <http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/06/060629123234.htm>

>

> He gives thumbs down to soy milk and pasteurized milk, thumbs up to

> raw milk

> and kefir.

>

> I am making my own cottage cheese and kefir from raw milk.

>

> I had a stool test done that showed ZERO lactobacillus and e. coli in my

> stool, with small-moderate amounts of bifidobacterium. I also had high

> levels of klebsiella pneumonia.

>

> So I need the good bacteria.

>

> On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 11:53 PM, Mike Golden

> <goldenmike@... <mailto:goldenmike%40sbcglobal.net>>wrote:

>

> > Hello Dana,

> >

> > No. When cream sperates from the rest of the milk it is because it

> > has not been homogenized. The cream is the fat. The rest of the

> > milk contains what would become the curds and the whey if it were

> > treated to cause another seperation.

> > Also drinking milk, in my opinion, is a big no-no when you have

> > cancer. It does not matter whether it is raw or not. A little goat's

> > milk is probably not so bad. Cottage cheese blended with flax oil is

> > an exception to the anti-dairy thing.

> >

> > Mike

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

What about immunoglobulins? I have low IgM. And low C3 and C4 complement

levels (if that means anything significant). I have a negative ANA titer

(since removing toxic metals from my mouth, before that it was positive and

speckled), so no lupus.

I am even thinking of making my own colostrum.

But in the meantime, I am doing everything on a starving artist's budget, so

the more I can use FOOD as medicine, the better.

I do eat sauerkraut, but I am not a big fan of the taste (unless it's on a

hot dog, which I have not eaten in decades now).

I'm pretty sure that as long as you keep all sources of dairy and protein (I

do everything raw) down to less than 20% of your diet, with active cancer,

you are fine. If you are NED, then you can add more meat protein for

cellular regeneration. Correct me if I am wrong.

Carol Alt cured herself of uterine cancer with a raw foods diet that

included raw milk, raw milk cheese and raw meat (well, she seared her meat).

How do we explain that?

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

You are welcome.

Mike

Tuesday, February 17, 2009, 2:15:30 PM, you wrote:

MB> Dr. Mike

MB>  

MB> Thank you so much. Now i can buy from our local wholefoods. I

MB> kept reading and everytime i saw soy lecithin, i would return it

MB> to the shelf.  I found a good one with 27 g protein per scoop and

MB> also uses stevia, didn't buy it due to soy lecithin.  I shall go back and

buy it now..

MB>  

MB>

MB>

[Guest guest]

Bifidus (L. bifidus) is a type of lactobacillus. It is not the

species that makes yogurt, that is L.acidofilus . Both bacterial groups

are Lactobacillus genus.

The bifidus species is the one usually found in juvenile mammals. The

acidophillus species is more common in adults. They are both desirable

(along with many others) as constituents of healthy intestinal flora.

Mike

Dana Herbert wrote:

>

> I have good levels of bifidobacterium but NO lactobacillus, which is

> associated with converting lactose to into other sugars and lactic acid:

>

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lactobacillus

> <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lactobacillus>

>

> I am not sure what this means.

>

> This stool test was done in 2002, right after I got all of my mercury

> fillings out (and my appendix was removed due to mercury fillings in my

> appendix after I swallowed some broken fillings) and also right about the

> time I quit taking meds for ADD . . . . a lot of antidepressants and

> amphetamines.

>

> .

>

>

[Guest guest]

Well my kids think I am still a teenager, so there you go . . . .

After I got my appendix removed (which has mercury fillings trapped in it)

and took this stool test (in 2002), I was put on some professional strength

probiotics. I had really severe lower back pain and cramping after taking

them. To the point where I could not even bend over. I also have a sclerotic

lesion in my spine. So I stopped taking the probiotics, and focused on

mercury and medication detox instead. I have spent thousands of hours in a

sauna since then and have done an awful lot of detox work. I take the health

food store variety of probiotics now (on occassion), with no adverse

effects.

[Guest guest]

Would high-colonics help?

On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 11:31 AM, Dana Herbert <danaherbert@...>wrote:

> Well my kids think I am still a teenager, so there you go . . . .

>

>

>

> After I got my appendix removed (which has mercury fillings trapped in it)

> and took this stool test (in 2002), I was put on some professional strength

> probiotics. I had really severe lower back pain and cramping after taking

> them. To the point where I could not even bend over. I also have a sclerotic

> lesion in my spine. So I stopped taking the probiotics, and focused on

> mercury and medication detox instead. I have spent thousands of hours in a

> sauna since then and have done an awful lot of detox work. I take the health

> food store variety of probiotics now (on occassion), with no adverse

> effects.