[pronut-hiv] Sugar and PLWHA (5)

["David Patient" <drp@mweb.co.za>]

Sugar and PLWHA (5)
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Pineapple is excellent, especially the hard core of the fruit. It is a
natural cleansing agent and is used a great deal with bacterial/intestinal
bacteria that causes 'runny tummy' syndrome. Those with severe thrush might find it burns their mouth/tongue however this is only temporary.
Good luck in your quest for pineapples!
David.
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 David Lee wrote:

Thanks for the truckload of information.  I had already
contacted  Mark Konlee about my intention, and though I have never met him, I have been quite an admirer of  Keep Hope Alive.
I am planning to use two lemons because here in southern Africa, lemons
are cheap and it will improve the taste (after doing a fairly receptive
survey.)  Actually, I am thinking of alternating e.v.olive oil with
sunflower  because of the taste, the economy, and the variety.  Maybe even some  possibility of  balancing Omega 3s and 6s.  (at $6 liter, e.v. olive oil is a real luxury for my program of free distribution to subsistence
farmers.)
  But, what can you say about tolerating the taste, since you have
 used it for years??  I was hoping to use fresh pineapple juice, but it is
not available all year.  So, I have to swallow my pride and use a raw sugar
 that is blended with treacle (molassess).
I am starting off with ten volunteers and frankly am apprehensive
 about preparing that much every day.
 Do you have any further suggestions??

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