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The Budwig Diet

Think about  the Budwig diet, named after Johanna Budwig. She advocates lots of good fresh food, which is great. But the keynote of her plan is flaxseed oil (omega-3s, of course – back to the Eskimos), which is taken with cottage cheese (very unnatural and nothing to do with the basic hunter-gatherer diet). She has lots of success stories too.

If you believe her claims her diet is 100% effective in curing cancer.

If you consider going onto the Budwig Diet realize that it only works if you use the RIGHT juicer and follow her protocols exactly.

It is  suggested that all those who find it necessary to add other protocols or to add supplements to it have not even given the Budwig Protocol half a chance. They just don’t look beyond the flax oil/cottage cheese part. There is much more to it than that. It is a scientifically well thought out, all natural approach to health, that has a tremendous rate of success and track record... and it costs next to nothing. I think that if it were very expensive and much money could be made on it, it would be much more popular because it would be pushed by business. But as it stands, it doesn’t lend itself to it. So you have to take it at practically no cost or go for some other high priced methods.

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