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Q: My Mom's Skin Cancer Is Gone!

asked by: mark21a on April 7th, 2005

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This past december my mom was diagnosed with skin cancer on her upper chest. She was affraid of getting tradtional medical treatment because of family members and friends who had very bad experiences, inlcuding death. So after doing research she found a clinicaly proven alternative treatment. It's been 3 months and her cancer is now totally supressed and gone! It's amazing! She is so happy, and so am i!

Mark

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Illini

replied on April 23rd, 2005

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Mark,
so what kind of treatment did she get for this ? Im glad that she has had some success with it though. Congratulations to another one out there who has made it so far.

mark21a

replied on April 23rd, 2005

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She took glyconutrients, which was rated by mit as one of the top 10 emerging technologies to change the world.

Mark

hailstorm

replied on May 24th, 2005

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What Products And Brand Names Did She Use?

Thanks for sharing
sunsensitive

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