Flax Oil & Dr Johanna Budwig (Bonnie T Myers)

Link to diet: Flax Oil Diet - Budwig

Her book is available on Amazon and in some health food stores. The price in health food stores if your can find them is approximately $3.50

Copied from an email from Bonnie:

There is ample documentation regarding Dr.Johanna Budwig, a German doctor and chemist, who learned that terminal cancer patients were all deficient in certain elements, which she found to be in flax oil mixed with cottage cheese. She is known to have taken terminal cancer patients with only hours to live from the hospital whose lives were saved.

In 1991 A friend of mine in stage four (4) cancer given four months to live used this diet and is still alive.

Since that time he has record of 65 others, to whom he spread the word, whose lives have been spared by using this diet. So glad to be alive for years he sent out cassette tapes ( I have a copy) at his own expense telling the world about the flax oil and cottage cheese.

The oil must be mixed thoroughly with the cottage cheese. One with pancreatic cancer took six tablespoons per day, which is a lot of flax oil and got well.

I use Barlean's, from flax grown in Canada. I have had at least seven episodes of cancer since 1958, two major surgeries, colon and radical mastectomy among them. And highly recommend the flax oil and cottage cheese.

Dr. Budwig has been nominated perhaps six times for Nobel Peace prize, but has been blackballed in every country because she refuses to allow Doctors to make billions of dollars from it.

The flax oil with cottage cheese is now being used for terminal cases other than cancer but do not have statistics yet on that. I highly recommend it along with much of the diet, for all terminal cases! What do they have to loose?. It puts a balance on the immune system Do not know of any side effects. One of my "patient's" scheduled for radiation and chemo got an increase in his white cell count in only three weeks!

Just continuing to spread the word of this life saving food supplement. Bonnie Trentham Myers