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Budwig protocol

Budwig protocol proper noun: a lactovegetarian diet rich in flaxseed oil and avoiding fats and sugar, claimed to be beneficial against cancer.

Proper noun

the Budwig protocol

  1. A lactovegetarian diet rich in flaxseed oil and avoiding fats and sugar, claimed to be beneficial against cancer.

Origin of Budwig protocol

Introduced in 1952 by Johanna Budwig (1908–2003), German biochemist.

Questions about Budwig protocol

What does Budwig protocol mean?
Budwig protocol means a lactovegetarian diet rich in flaxseed oil and avoiding fats and sugar, claimed to be beneficial against cancer.
What part of speech is Budwig protocol?
Budwig protocol is a proper noun.

Words near Budwig protocol in the dictionary

  1. budus
  2. Budva
  3. Budweiser
  4. Budweisers
  5. Budwig
  6. Budwig protocol
  7. budwood
  8. budwoods
  9. budworm
  10. budworms
  11. Budworth

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