to Tony: Sucess?

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Tony, I have been reading this group on and off for many months. Has anyone reported success in beating cancer with this protocol?

Thanks, Robyn

[Guest guest]

You must have missed the good reports during your "off" times - though somedays the messages are fast and furious (and not always on topic, which is OK for the most part) and pages of posts can go up in a single day. One of my planned projects is to track down and keep a better record of all of the positive posts. Alas, I have a great many planned projects and there is only one of me to go around (well, two and a half when you count , since she works tirelessly) and I am far behind in all the things I need and want to do. That is a very important one and I will try to make it a priority.

Keep in mind that several hundred of our members have only joined within the past handful of months as word has gotten around and interest has blossomed. There have been a number of good reports and I expect them to increase as time goes by. Beating cancer completely often takes quite a bit of time. Actually, I think it takes a lifetime of good health habits even after you are diagnosed as "cancer free" or "cancer in remission".

I think that in many instances, such as my own 85 year old uncle and several others I know, people who beat their cancers tend to move on and stop being active participants. Maybe some who are still checking in from time to time will see this message or your message and give you their reports.

oleander soup , robyn howell <robynehowell wrote:>> Tony, I have been reading this group on and off for many months. Has anyone reported success in beating cancer with this protocol?> Thanks, Robyn>