I agree about the benefits of whey. My teacher, a master yogi told us
to feed our children whey when they were toddlers and weaning from
breast milk. As far as I know it works. My son is 6'1". I am 5'8"
and my wife is 5'6". Like you said you get the benefits of milk
without the detriments, especially in Western cultures.
GB
--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, "jrrjim" <jim.mcelroy10@...> wrote:
>
> There are a few websites that tout the benefits of whey powder for
> cancer. The naturopath I went to also recommended whey, and in my
> own personal experience, it makes me feel a lot better after I take
> it. My muscles feel stronger, I sleep better, and my overall
> attitude seems to improve. This is not placebo effect, because I've
> experimented with many many different vitamins and supplements, and
> know when one helps and when one doesn't.
>
> I believe it boosts the glutathione cycle in the body.
>
> One naturopath in BC Canada has an interesting page on whey and the
> Budwig diet:
>
> http://members.shaw.ca/duncancrow/Budwig-diet-revision.html
>
> But is whey dairy? It is definitely derived from dairy, but does it
> still carry the detriments of dairy? Or has it become a
> different "foodstuff" which really isn't dairy anymore?
>
> Any experiences with, and feedback on whey out there?
>
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