Its amazing what it does to lower estrogen sensitive cancers too.

The South Beach Diet was designed for Diabetics, Heart Patients, etc…, and the glycemic index on the web, was instrumental in my success. Good sense and just doing it, is the key. It should not cost a dime to get educated.

what a great infomative blog you have, I would love to get a copy of the LGID diet as well, will Hari email us this or should we contact her, what is the best way to get it? And as one of those people who sat through your symposium at Cedars, it was excellent and it would be very worthwile to make it available to all your clients,

lea

i hope this message finds you well. i recently found your blog while researching on lead poisoning on the web.

thanks for sharing your knowledge. on our next visit, i would appreciate if we could discuss nutrigenomics and how those studies could contribute on a daily basis. i would also like to have our vitame d levels checked, although it is summer. thank you! jelle

Thanks again for be here for me, Love Dennis

2. This article was very exciting to me. It seems to explain the dramatic results I am seeing from the Amazon Herb products I have been taking for the last two years. Would it be accurate to say that being wild harvested and grown on virgin soil far from sources of pollution (and never irradiated in their transport process to the US or in shipping within the US) would account for their extremely high level of life force and their ability to impact health so dramatically? Is it possible that these formulas are actually effecting gene expression by carrying the information of healthy biodiversity inherent in the rainforest environment (and so lacking in food produced by our modern farming methods)? Could they also be carrying the vibration of gratitude created by the indigenous peoples who sing their thanks to the plants as they harvest them in a sustainable manner? I have seen the results in my health but not really understood the science behind it until now. Thank you for sharing this enlightening information.

So what specifically does this mean about how we should change what we eat? What should we avoid? What do we need to include? Dr. Eitches says I’m allergic to soy. I can eat it in small amounts like soy sauce on Chinese food but Edamame makes my throat itch.

Annie

Thanks for the info… Just wondering what protein powders do you recommend? I am currently using Raw Power which is derived from Brazil nuts, hemp, maca and is all vegan. It’s been great fpr me as an addition to the many supplements I take from your shop.

Let me know what you think of this powder and if it might be as beneficial or if I should switch to a soy based powder.

Thanks

Feeling pretty good these days while I’m in London.

Richard

I have been mixing whey protein powder with Vitamineral Greens as a snack for some time now. Is this basically the equivalent of what was used in the study?

Shari Mayer

gayle furuta

As a breast cancer “victor” I had been advised against any extra intake of soy as I had estrogen postive cells. Where does not fit into this picture and how would I address those concerns?

Marlene