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moondaughter 01-10-2012 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Aunt Bean (Post 839715)
Just a quick update ....I have sent the fava sprout tincture to Ken Allan in Canada, since we still do not have a researcher local to work with and test things for me. He received it and send that he will try to do the test and report back next week....Pray the dopamine level will be sufficient to make it a worthwhile kitchen project for many of you out there struggling with conventional meds. Using fava sprouts will mean that as long as you can obtain organic, sproutable beans...you wouldn't even have to grow a garden, just do the whole process in your kitchen. If there is someone in the medical field out there who is interested in helping with this research....please send me a personal message , because I am not to a computer very often and sometimes only for a 15 minute library spot with only time to check email and my avatar for messages.

Aunt Bean,

The dopamine level may not be the measure of the efficacy of your medicine rather the essence itself may prove valuable. I know of a british homeopath who does extensive research in homeopathic materia medica...will send him an email. also am wondering about fermenting the fava pod juice... -md

reverett123 01-10-2012 04:27 PM

Somewhere along the line, it might be worthwhile testing the addition of grapefruit juice to the mix and see if it benefits from the inhibition of the enzymes.

Another possibility would be the addition of ginger. It is having an impressive effect for me. If you want to prove it to yourself, take a dose along with sinemet. Prepare for dose-dependent dyskinesias! Then taper back.

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Originally Posted by moondaughter (Post 839727)
Aunt Bean,

The dopamine level may not be the measure of the efficacy of your medicine rather the essence itself may prove valuable. I know of a british homeopath who does extensive research in homeopathic materia medica...will send him an email. also am wondering about fermenting the fava pod juice... -md


Aunt Bean 01-21-2012 04:08 PM

Aunt Bean is allergic to citrus...so grapefruit is out for me....my patient says she doesn't use grapefruit juice either. I could try ginger as an addition to the fermented papaya though. Right now am using my last batch of it from the fridge (not adding salt & ground flax and dehydrating it) Works fine. Just put 2 Tbs in my cereal in the morning.

Aunt Bean 02-13-2012 10:44 AM

Very busy right now plannning a Natural Therapy event here in East TN Hope some of you will be able to come. It is scheduled for June 19....more specific info to come next week. Also Robert Rodgers of PD Recovery Website is planning a "Summit ini Ciincinnati the end of that week and I am planning to be available there to share my research...hope some of you will be able to attend that also. God bless!

rc4less 02-24-2012 06:27 PM

Missing Aunt Bean
 
11 days without Aunt Bean, I'm in withdrawal. Hope all is well.

Aunt Bean 02-26-2012 03:04 PM

Actually....need prayer............my grandson 8 months old was just diagnosed with lukemia...a rare form and my dad and I have traveled to Indianapolis to see him and my daughter/husband. He is so precious.. still bouncing and happy even though he has thrown up several timesa because of the chemo, etc...they said within 2 weeks his hair will be gone.....this is a rough one and we covet all your prayers for OWEN , God Bless!

Aunt Bean 03-28-2012 12:42 PM

Well, we finally got the greenhouse up and covered last week. My herbs have moved out from the kitchen where they did not have enough light. Also have planted a small row of bush beans, yellow squash, cucumbers, zuchini and cantalope...spot ready to plant watermellon on Saturday (By the moon signs) The garden was finally plowed and is to be disked and tilled today.....a miracle in itself...hard to find a farmer who is free when the soil is dry enough to work!!
Thanks for prayers for my grandson. He got to go home for a couple of days from his luekemia treatments at the hospital... more severe treatments start on Friday ...so keep lifting up Owen....he is so sweet . Will try to plant a large amount of fava beans on Saturday.....Lord willing. Blessings to you all Aunt Bean

Aunt Bean 04-07-2012 11:48 AM

Have about a thousand favas planted now....getting ready for our natural therapies event in June .Hope to have complete into to post soon. God Bless

moondaughter 04-09-2012 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Aunt Bean (Post 867612)
Have about a thousand favas planted now....getting ready for our natural therapies event in June .Hope to have complete into to post soon. God Bless



A thousand plants!!!WOW! Are you going into business? Do you have a website? Aunt Bean how would you compare fava juice from the pods vs tincture made from sprouted seeds? I will be planting some favas soon too! Rock on!!
sharilyn

Aunt Bean 04-10-2012 10:55 AM

I am not going into business...just know there is a need for them and I am still experimenting. I consider the fava pod juice to be about as efficient as the fava tops tincture. The more I play with fava sprout tincture, the more I don't feel the amount of l-dopa gained from a month of shaking the jar is a good as sprouting the seeds steaming and eating a certain amount each day (just soak them overnight and rinse and sprout them for three days...they will have "tails". Then, peel rinse and steam the 8 minutes...
they are ready to just eat or throw in with stir-fried garlic and onions and enjoy about
8 to 10 of them (for me)....you may need more or less. I think this is my favorite way to have l-dopa. The fava tops tincture is really great to have in your pocket to take anytime symptoms arrise


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