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When it comes to cancer: While Dr. Young agrees with Simoncini's Sodium

Bicarbonate treatment, they disagree totally on the nature of cancer.

Young says that it is a wasting of tissue and Simoncini says that it is

pleomorphic Candida . Simoncini's conclusion closely aligns with that

of Royal Rife. Simoncini says that what we are seeing is the body's

reaction to a invasive condition, not a wasting of tissue. In order to

effectively cure the problem. the condition must be clearly

understood. Young does not explain Why the body wastes, therefore his

theory makes less sense...

 

>Dr. Young also states, " bacteria, yeast/fungi, and mold are not the cause

of a cancerous condition but are the result and the evidence of cells and

tissues biologically transforming from a healthy state and to a unhealthy

state. " Dr. Young astutely observed that, " over-acidification of the body

leads to the development of chronic yeast and fungal outfections and

ultimately a cancerous condition of the cells and tissues. " <

 

 

>Fundamentally, cancer is a relatively simple over-acidic condition of the

blood and then tissues that leads to an oxygen deficiency dis-ease. The use

of sodium bicarbonate increases hydroxyl ions or oxygen that buffers

dietary and/or metabolic acids preventing the rotting or fermentation of

cells

and tissues and thus prevents and/or reverses a cancerous condition.<

 

 

 

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