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CLL : Ik drink thee van Maria Treben, zij schreef een catalogus over kruiden en ziekten, zij geeft een formule voor een kruidenthee tegen leukemie, en het helpt me zeer goed, doch als ik verminder met de thee, verminderd ook mijn gezondheid, doch met de thee gaat het goed, ik blijf redelijk gezond en de bloedwaarden verhogen praktisch niet. De catalogus heeft als naam :
Gezondheid uit de apotheek van God. Aan te raden. Ann.

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Low-fat dairy products like yogurt can be beneficial for CLL patients as they provide calcium and protein. However, due to compromised immune systems in CLL patients, food safety is critical. It's important to only consume pasteurized dairy products to avoid potential foodborne illnesses.

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Low-fat dairy products like yogurt can be beneficial for CLL patients as they provide calcium and protein. However, due to compromised immune systems in CLL patients, food safety is critical. It's important to only consume pasteurized dairy products to avoid potential foodborne illnesses.

Some soft cheeses and unpasteurized dairy products should be avoided as they pose infection risks for people with CLL. Before starting any probiotic supplements or fermented foods like kefir, you should discuss this with your healthcare team. While probiotics may support gut health, CLL patients need to be extra cautious about food safety due to their vulnerable immune system. Your medical team can provide personalized guidance on what probiotic sources are safe for your specific situation.

October 2, 2025

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