Flaxseeds are Alpha Linolenic Acid(ALA), not linoleic acid. They are mostly omega 3 with some good omega 6. They have been shown in studies to be good for heart health and immunity and they are a g…
Flaxseeds are Alpha Linolenic Acid(ALA), not linoleic acid. They are mostly omega 3 with some good omega 6. They have been shown in studies to be good for heart health and immunity and they are a great source of both soluble and insoluble fiber.
What's not covered in the article is that flaxseeds and flaxseed oil are rich in electrons. Biochemist Johanna Budwig in the 50's noted that by combining the fat with a sulfer rich food called Quark, and substituted with Cottage cheese, it restored the electrical potential in cells.
I know someone personally who had prostate cancer. His doctor wanted to give him chemotherapy and he opted to find an alternative. He discovered and applied a cancer therapy known as the Budwig remedy. It completely cured his cancer and he's been cancer free for over 10 years.
Here's an article about flaxseeds, which clearly shows they are not linoleic acid and they are very anti-inflammatory.
https://theartofantiaging.com/incredible-health-benefits-of-flaxseeds
Flaxseeds are Alpha Linolenic Acid(ALA), not linoleic acid. They are mostly omega 3 with some good omega 6. They have been shown in studies to be good for heart health and immunity and they are a great source of both soluble and insoluble fiber.
What's not covered in the article is that flaxseeds and flaxseed oil are rich in electrons. Biochemist Johanna Budwig in the 50's noted that by combining the fat with a sulfer rich food called Quark, and substituted with Cottage cheese, it restored the electrical potential in cells.
I know someone personally who had prostate cancer. His doctor wanted to give him chemotherapy and he opted to find an alternative. He discovered and applied a cancer therapy known as the Budwig remedy. It completely cured his cancer and he's been cancer free for over 10 years.