In an effort to reduce Omega 6 oil consumption I recommend that my patients cook and prepare foods with either COOC-certified extra virgin olive oil, canola oil, coconut oil, and palm kernel oil. However, as long as you are consuming the approved EVOO at the recommended daily dose it will protect you from the occasional use of other oils and fats used in cooking.
Rapeseed is similar to canola and generally has a low inflammatory balance of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. Because of this, it is safe to use for household cooking. Additionally, the oleic acid in the olive oil will provide protection against the linoleic acid (omega-6) found in common vegetable oils. As long as you are using the approved EVOO at the recommended dose then you are protected from these oils.
In an effort to reduce Omega 6 oil consumption I recommend that my patients cook and prepare foods with either COOC-certified extra virgin olive oil, canola oil, coconut oil, and palm kernel oil. However, as long as you are consuming the approved EVOO at the recommended daily dose it will protect you from the occasional use of other oils and fats used in cooking.
Yes. But I have found that children recover just as fast and naturally if they consume dairy (cow) milk instead of camel milk.
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Absolutely not, The Nemechek Protocol cannot cure cancer. If you have cancer or suspect you might have cancer you need to immediately seek advice from your medical physician.
Approximately 85% of all cancers are felt to be triggered and driven in large part by chronic inflammation within the body. The Nemechek Protocol reduces inflammation to such an extent that the risk of developing a new cancer would predictably be reduced. The Nemechek Protocol is not intended to replace traditional cancer screening methods such as mammography or screening colonoscopy.
No, it is not for two main reasons. First, the predominant issue causing inflammation in children is bacterial overgrowth within the small intestine (SIBO). The small intestine is the segment of the intestine that comes after the stomach, and a sampling of stool from the rectum will not give you any information about whether overgrowth is present in the small intestine. Secondly, bacterial overgrowth and the concept of “leaky gut” were discovered approximately sixty years ago. And over this long period, there is no evidence that Candida, yeast, or fungi (all three terms essentially mean the same thing) are a cause of overgrowth in the small intestine or leaky gut in adults or children.
After using inulin or rifaximin, sometimes the restriction of carbohydrates that occurs with GFCF diets can worsen symptoms. Other than for severe allergic reactions to things like peanuts, etc., food restriction generally is not required when using The Nemechek Protocol.
No. My primary concern is that the CBD is almost completely unregulated and that the incidence of fraudulent supplements is most likely very high.