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In 1954, before Budwig had started writing about cancer, a Mexican professor had an article in Prevention magazine advocating—I think it was—a cup of linseed oil per day, as a purge, in the tradition of getting the intestine as clean as possible. And when you drink that much of a highly unsaturated oil, the unsaturated fatty acids are converted to prostaglandins and cause intense contraction and secretion of the intestine. So it's a very quick thorough kind of laxative.
To which article is Ray referring, and what is the name of the Mexican professor?
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Which article in Prevention magazine in 1954 by a Mexican professor advocated a cup of linseed oil per day?
Which article in Prevention Magazine in 1954 by a Mexican professor advocated a cup of linseed oil per day?
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Which article in Prevention Magazine in 1954 by a Mexican professor advocated a cup of linseed oil per day?
Which article in Prevention Magazine in 1954 by a Mexican professor, advocated a cup of linseed oil per day?
Sep 9, 2023
In Endotoxin with the Herb Doctors Ray says the following
To which article is Ray referring, and what is the name of the Mexican professor?
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