That's a really great story, but it left me wondering if her friend told her doctor what she had done to cure herself, or did she let him believe it was a miraculous spontaneous remission.
That's a really great story, but it left me wondering if her friend told her doctor what she had done to cure herself, or did she let him believe it was a miraculous spontaneous remission.
They don't want to endorse the concept that boosting immune system function with life style changes is the true answer to curing cancer. The 150 billion US cancer industry would crash! Read my comments above.
I hope they told the oncologist. The more that hear these life saving protocols, the more will eventually hop on board and realize they've been lied to, and in turn are lying to their patients.
That's a really great story, but it left me wondering if her friend told her doctor what she had done to cure herself, or did she let him believe it was a miraculous spontaneous remission.
They don't want to endorse the concept that boosting immune system function with life style changes is the true answer to curing cancer. The 150 billion US cancer industry would crash! Read my comments above.
🎯 That was my question too!
I hope they told the oncologist. The more that hear these life saving protocols, the more will eventually hop on board and realize they've been lied to, and in turn are lying to their patients.
They know. If a carpenter with a laptop knows then obviously they are in it for the money