Unfortunately this is true. A dear friend was diagnosed with metastatic esophageal cancer. I printed out these substacks and several case studies from Stanford. I even bought supplies. All fell on deaf ears, because the "white coat" would notice in the blood work and "get mad". His cancer actually grew during the chemo and he is now dying.
Unfortunately this is true. A dear friend was diagnosed with metastatic esophageal cancer. I printed out these substacks and several case studies from Stanford. I even bought supplies. All fell on deaf ears, because the "white coat" would notice in the blood work and "get mad". His cancer actually grew during the chemo and he is now dying.
Unfortunately this is true. A dear friend was diagnosed with metastatic esophageal cancer. I printed out these substacks and several case studies from Stanford. I even bought supplies. All fell on deaf ears, because the "white coat" would notice in the blood work and "get mad". His cancer actually grew during the chemo and he is now dying.