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colon cancer alternative cures?
by: jenny on Wed, Sep 12 2007
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I just stumble upon this site. My friend from philippines just email me some info regarding cure on colon cancer and I was very interested and wanted to buy the tea to drink for cleansing.

Dr T. is a crusader for cancer for over a decade and his patient came from all part of philippine province. My friend is shock and amazed and see with his own eyes how so many people was healed just by drinking the miracle tea and live green alone.

I am trying to share my own mom’s cancer cure, it was 3 and half years ago when the doctor told us that she had 4th stage cancer… Now shes free and goes for regular checkup every nine months etc. I now believe in drinking lots of fruits and vegetable juices (beetroot, green apple, carrot mainly for my mom), and other veges etc. Find out how beetroot is such a blood cleanser(search the internet you should know). My mom had terribly skin outburst(it smells) after that and slowly rashes gone after 1 week).

There is hope for many of us, just that we must want to open our minds to learn and find out with an open mind. Well, lots of fruit & vegs will never make us sick, remember? You must drink lots of juices to eliminate any toxins from your body at the moment. How can we depend on the doctors alone? when food is our strength and cure.
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September 2007

  • Journey Of Hope - by Suzanne - (Thu, Sep 20 2007)
    Just over nine years ago I embarked on a journey that I never expected to take. It was a trip that began with stage IV colon cancer at the age of 31 and as of yet has no end. Along this cancer excursion I have found strength in places that I would have never thought to look, I have touched and been touched by people who I would have otherwise never met, and I have learned that life is synonymous with hope. [more..]
  • Richard’s Story - by Faith for RTJ - (Fri, Sep 14 2007)
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  • Life Changing Experience - by Brent - (Fri, Sep 14 2007)
    My name is Brent, I am 45 years old and I live in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada and on May 3, 2006 I was diagnosed with colon cancer. I had a second colonoscopy after experiencing some real bad bowel problems. A polyp was found, a biopsy was taken and the waiting began for the results of the biopsy. The waiting was the hardest thing I had ever had to experience. Or so I thought. Little did I know the result of that biopsy would change my life forever. [more..]
  • colon cancer alternative cures? - by jenny - (Wed, Sep 12 2007)
    I just stumble upon this site. My friend from philippines just email me some info regarding cure on colon cancer and I was very interested and wanted to buy the tea to drink for cleansing. [more..]

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