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Q: Potassium Ascorbate a New Method Completely Natural

asked by: spyderlive on August 14th, 2007

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My father had a tumour and using the ASCORBATE OF POTASSIUM: a completely natural powder his tumour disappeared without any chemiotherapy or radiotreatment. It is a salt possessesing extraordinary efficacy against degenerative pathologies, its use in regular doses, including at a preventive level, stimulates the body’s immune defences.

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MandMs

replied on August 20th, 2007

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Re: Potassium Ascorbate a New Method Completely Natural

spyderlive wrote:

What kind of cancer your father was suffering from? For how long he was using this natural powder? Does his doctor recommended it? This makes sense only if his tumor was in early stage when the immune system is most important to fights with first tumor cells.

I'm happy about your father and thanks for sharing this with us. Maybe somebody else will find ascorbate of potassium helpful to.

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