Anti-cancer herbal tonic recipe revealed

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Today we bring you a powerful anti-cancer recipe from an article written

by Leslee Dru Browning, a 6th-generation herbalist. This article reveals

the recipe ingredients and step-by-step process for making a " blood

tonic " that, in my opinion, works as potent anti-cancer medicine. (I

consider it " natural chemotherapy. " )

 

It's important to print this recipe and keep it handy because the FDA

has pressured a lot of companies to avoid making or selling " blood

tonic " products that actually prevent or help cure cancer. The FDA, you

see, doesn't want patients curing their cancer with natural medicine.

There's too much money in the cancer industry today, and conventional

medicine is only interested in profiting from cancer, not curing it.

Just look at the FDA's attacks on Lane Labs for selling an anti-cancer

mushroom product that actually worked!

 

This recipe reveals a genuine cure for many cancers, in my opinion. The

ingredients are nothing short of miraculous in their ability to halt the

growth of cancer tumors, block the formation of blood vessels to

existing tumors, cause apoptosis (cell death) of existing

tumors, and boost the body's ability to stop the spread of tumors.

 

If you can't find the time to actually make this yourself, the closest

product I know of that's available for sale is called " Blood Support "

from Jon Barron's Baseline of Health Foundation:

http://www.BaselineNutritionals.com

 

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initiative by Intel and Google, and details on the recent CSPI lawsuit

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Health: Traditional Herbal Blood Tonic Recipe Revealed by Medical

Herbalist

Blood tonics today are used for cancer prevention; cancer treatment;

liver health, viral and bacterial infections. In the days of old blood

tonics were called Spring Tonics and farmers would religiously take them

come Spring...http://www.newstarget.com/022091.html