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#2 Gerson Therapy uses fresh juice
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Yeah. There's not much I like about Gerson Therapy outside of the amazing results people have using it to cure themselves of cancer. And that's a lot to like about something. And...it leaves a lot to be desired.
It's a tough therapy. Extremely limited diet which has a huge impact on the patient; the patient is connected to a juicer from 8 AM to 7 PM; did I mention extremely limited diet?
Believe it or not the enema is not a big hurdle as it would seem. Granted, I have to stay focused when I do them - my detection system has a tumor on it, so it's not exactly fail proof - it can interfere with the process. And yes, enemas did take some serious getting used to. Let's be honest - coffee in the butt ain't exactly a cultural norm in these parts. But to tell you the truth, more often than not, if I'm not feeling well before I do an enema, I feel much better after I do. Yet, even with that being said, I still don't think I'm ready to include enemas on my Top Ten list. Actually, that would be my Top Three list...
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I understand some people find the diet restrictive. It is. But my own take on it, is the polar opposite to yours Bert. I have NEVER enjoyed my food so much! I have always eaten in the best restaurants and many around the world. But never have I looked forward so much to mealtime as now that I am on the Gerson THerapy. Why? Now I can taste real food, organic food actually HAS flavour, I have fallen in love with potatoes, especially with flaxseed oil and chopped onion or some greens, I make oatmeal cookies...I could go on. I watch the cooking shows on Foxtel and adapt to Gerson. I LOVE cooked beetroot (with apple cider vinegar) and the list goes on. Best, I feel light after eating. Don't get me wrong, I am looking forward to certain things in the next year (for me) like some seafood. But for now, THIS Gersonite has begun a love affair with food and everybody around me is loving it because they are benefiting too. Just to comfort those who may not be far into therapy xx
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ReplyDeletePlease email me with your favorite recipes at bertscholl@gmail.com (and feel free to follow-up numerous times [smile]).
As they say 'in the classics', "No worries Bert"!
ReplyDeletehey!!!I'd love to get in on some of that recipe business!! how did my dad put it "he would rather eat rats in the jungle" or something instead of the food!clearly hes being a BIT dramatic!but variety is the spice of life and ANY new recipes would be GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!
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