THE CURE FOR ALL CANCERS
could make a hot soup for dinner, refrigerate, and eat the lefto-
vers for lunch. Don't save leftovers more than two days. Make
sure they are covered. Try baking several potatoes at one time,
refrigerate and put them in a salad the next night. Variety is the
spice of life, so combine the allowed foods in the most creative
ways you can imagine. And don't forget herbs and spices; learn
to use them from old cook books. When cooking grains, re-
member to add a bit of salt to raise the boiling temperature.
Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Day 1 Oatmeal and honey
with milk, half n' half
or whipping cream
banana
Water
Milk ½ cup
Green Drink
Fresh ground peanut
butter and preserve
sandwich
Chicken soup
Milk
Water
Lemon Oil Drink
Orange roughy fish
Fresh green beans with
butter
Baked potato with Sour
Cream-C topping
Pie (homemade)
Milk
Olive leaf tea (Sources)
Day 2 Egg (limit is 2)
biscuit
Fried potatoes
1 glass milk
Green Drink
Chicken sandwich
with sour cream
dressing
Cucumber sliced in
vinegar, or avocado
Lemon Oil Drink
Water
Milk
Homemade bean or lentil
soup
Sardines
Dinner roll and butter
Salad with homemade
dressing
Ice cream (homemade)
Olive Leaf Tea
Day 3 Wheatena cooked with
raisins, salt and milk
Banana
Green Drink
½ cup milk
Water
Tuna sandwich with
olive oil
Soup
Milk
Water
Olive Leaf Tea
Baked sweet potato with
butter and sweetening
Fresh spinach w/lemon
Bread and butter
Chopped, peeled pear or
other fruit and whipping
cream
Cream Shake
Water
Day 4 French toast with
maple syrup
Green Drink
Milk
Water
Avocado and sour
cream sandwich
Bread and butter
Lemon Oil Drink
Water
Lobster or sautéed
shrimp
Fresh asparagus
Potatoes, any style
Milk
Olive Leaf Tea