Re: Fava Beans: Great For Hormone Replacement With Anti-Cancer Potenti

January 10, 2008

The bottom of the article offered two links (although the comma caused a

problem in the first -- paste into the browser window):

" Kal currently operates and maintains www.KalsSchool.com, an on-line

school for natural healing and herbal medicine.

Kal also maintains www.BestFoodist.com as the website for the

distribution of his and his wife's books on natural nutrition and

companion recipe book (Traci's Transformational Kitchen Cookbook and

Traci's Transformational Health Principles). "

So that would be:

Hopefully, there is contact info. at the sites.

Best,

RB

Posted by: " aamberamber " aamberamber@... aamberamber

Mon Jan 7, 2008 10:36 pm (PST)

IN REPLY: HOW DO i GET IN TOUCH WITH TRACI ON HOW TO ACCESS AND GROW

FAVA SPROUTS? MOM'S CANCER IS EST.RECEPTOR POSITVE AND THIS WOULD

HELP FILL UP THE EST. SITES.

robert-blau wrote:

>[newstarget.com]

>...I told her about fava beans. These are the most estrogen-dense food

known. When sprouted, they become far more so, 3-30 times more. I had

her sprout dry fava beans (which took one afternoon in a

bowl of water) and then low-heat them. Low heating is a technique

perfected in Traci's Transformational Kitchen Cookbook and Traci's

Transformational Health Principles, which allows the bean to stay alive

(in fact it will grow during the process and in the fridge thereafter)

while softening the hard exterior.

> She was then to blend them with a little extra virgin olive oil and

> seasonings to make a smooth savory " soup " . She was to eat at least

1/4 cup every day. She actually blended them with tomatoes and onions

when she did it for real. She had it for dinner and then that night she

got sick. I have never seen this before or since. She stayed sick for

that night and was a little queasy the next day. After that she stopped

having hot flashes.

>

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