Thank you very much for your help. Will try some of the many recipe suggestions and also experiment with the focc as a mayonaise. All the best Anthea ________________________________ Sent: 13

Hi Anthea Here is a link to the files section for recipe ideas: https://groups.io/g/FlaxSeedOil2/files No, you don't have to consume larger portions of focc, especially if you are small. If you can't

Good morning from UK. I have been trying to follow the protocol but am struggling . I find that I cannot take the lunchtime Flaxseed and cottage cheese mixture as I still feel full from the

Thank you so much for all your recommendations. We will try all of them! I will keep you updated on the progress! Thank you! Much love! Marta

Hi Marta Beetroot is considered to be an excellent blood builder, proven to be very effective in treating anemia. It is also a blood purifier. You could juice it from raw and cook it to add to

If you are juicing, add some spinach to the juice. I juice a couple of ounces of spinach with the carrot, beet, apple, celery, ginger, tomato. It is unfortunate that he underwent chemo before

Hello Marta, I hope he will be better after Budwig Protocol. I have an experienced and efficient natural formula for iron levels. This formula is not advised by Budwig but natural. Chop 3 celery

Hello everyone! I hope everyone here is happy and healthy and doing really great! I have a question regarding iron deficiency. My cousin, who started the Budwig protocol very recently, has very low

Thank you so much! That helps a lot!!

Hi Marta As Rod says, the champagne and red wine are optional. Dr. Budwig used champagne for the bubbles/alcohol to assist the delivery of the lipoproteins from the flax seeds. When the liver is

That text makes it easy on my old(er) eyes, ha. Wine is absolutely NOT necessary, nor is the champagne. You can mix the flax seeds with freshly pressed juice in the morning instead of champagne. Wine

Hello everyone, I’m looking for some advice regarding wine in the protocol. We have a patient with stage IV cancer (liver, lungs, colon). We are just starting out with the protocol and are looking

How about that. Double bonus!!! Thank you for looking that up, Rod.

At 6% you have about half what is recommended in protein. You might be able to increace that by straining, but since you can get sheep milk it might be worth making your own CC. There are several

According to Daisy, “Our products are made with milk from cows not treated with the growth hormone rBST.” Marilyn

"RBST free" I never took that into consideration with cottage cheese, so I don't think it is all the critical. There is nothing I can find wrong about their product, other than perhaps the cost. I

Friendship is good. Its expensive but I like the no salt version. I also use farmer's cheese. gmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

Yes. I will definitely learn to make it.  Thank you, Marilyn!

Derald, The milk might even be less expensive than the yogurt and making cottage cheese is not that time consuming. Good luck! Marilyn

Thank you, Marilyn! I will also try to make my own from sheep milk as suggested by Rod.