Advanced Intestinal Cancer Question to Group..

[Guest guest]

I do not know anything about Hydrazine Sulfate. If it was me, my first three

choices would be to remove all toxic substances from my environment (guaranteed

one of them is the cause of the cancer), wheatgrass freshly squeezed to drink

daily, and energy work like Reiki (Therapeutic Touch, etc.) where the

practitioner knows how to work with magnetic field of the body.

 

Best wishes,

 

Fred

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi there! Why not check out 714-X on the Cerbe website? It's made in Quebec.

You'll need a Health Canada emergency release program form completed. It's

relatively inexpensive, but requires committment to injecting yourself with

short needles. The maker of the product cannot legally make any claims, but

there's a good book available on the kind of results achieved. Sorry, I've lost

the address, but you could search the Net. Good luck! Steve

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fred lieberman

Monday, January 26, 2004 8:44 AM

Re: Advanced Intestinal Cancer Question

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I do not know anything about Hydrazine Sulfate. If it was me, my first three

choices would be to remove all toxic substances from my environment (guaranteed

one of them is the cause of the cancer), wheatgrass freshly squeezed to drink

daily, and energy work like Reiki (Therapeutic Touch, etc.) where the

practitioner knows how to work with magnetic field of the body.

 

Best wishes,

 

Fred

 

 

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[Guest guest]

i do have an article on the 714x if you are interested in reading it.

jamie

 

 

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>Re: Advanced Intestinal Cancer

>Question to Group..

>Mon, 26 Jan 2004 17:38:54 -0800

>

>Hi there! Why not check out 714-X on the Cerbe website? It's made in

>Quebec. You'll need a Health Canada emergency release program form

>completed. It's relatively inexpensive, but requires committment to

>injecting yourself with short needles. The maker of the product cannot

>legally make any claims, but there's a good book available on the kind of

>results achieved. Sorry, I've lost the address, but you could search the

>Net. Good luck! Steve

> -

> fred lieberman

>

> Monday, January 26, 2004 8:44 AM

> Re: Advanced Intestinal Cancer

>Question to Group..

>

>

> I do not know anything about Hydrazine Sulfate. If it was me, my first

>three choices would be to remove all toxic substances from my environment

>(guaranteed one of them is the cause of the cancer), wheatgrass freshly

>squeezed to drink daily, and energy work like Reiki (Therapeutic Touch,

>etc.) where the practitioner knows how to work with magnetic field of the

>body.

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Fred

>