Well, I swear by (auto) "urine therapy" ---- study it on the internet
---- and check my postings
on google groups.

Erach


On Jul 18, 5:01=A0pm, "Robert Miles"

wrote:
>  wrote in message
>
> news:b4e59e9d-f5a0-4a6f-8f82-d736e7db66a1{at}u36g2000pro.googlegroups.com...
>
> > My dad recently visited me here in California. =A0He is 65, living in
> > Baltimore, MD, and has been diagnosed with Chronic Venous
> > Insufficiency within the last year or so. =A0He has wounds/ulcers on hi=
s
> > legs that have been lingering and not healing, and I am concerned
> > about his condition.
> [snip]
> > - Concentrate on and commit to a permanent diet and weight loss plan
> > and establish healthy eating through a raw foods diet, using a Vita-
> > Mix blender to make freshly juiced raw fruit and veggie smoothies for
> > all of my meals, as well as taking vitamin supplements as recommended
> > by a dietitian / nutritionist, or Dr. Weil's Vitamin Advisor at
> > http://www.drweil.com/vitamin_advisor>.
>
> If it's diabetes, he should avoid the starchy vegetables such as
> Irish potatoes, rice; also avoid the white wheat products such
> as bread and pasta. =A0Raw vegetables are often better than cooked
> vegetables for diabetes, but avoid fruit juices and some types of
> vegetable juice. =A0An all vegetable diet makes it more difficult, but
> not impossible, to maintain a reasonable blood glucose level.
>
> > - Continue seeking others who have healed from similar conditions, and
> > how they did it.
>
> > ~RBCA
>
> You've found a group of diabetics many of whom have found diet
> changes helpful in controlling diabetes, but aren't likely to agree
> with the low-fat newsgroup you also included in your crosspost
> list (so I've removed it from this answer).
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