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⏲ Duration: 1 min 56 sec
✓ Published: 13-Jan-2014
✓ Published: 13-Jan-2014
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Allopathic oncology by definition suppresses symptoms like tumors via drugs, radiation and surgery.In the allopathic mainstream community, there is little if any interest in looking at the root causes of thecancer challenge, let alone in treating the patient holistically with individualized and non-invasive protocols. Even for those holistic protocols that are supported by compelling evidence, by hard science. The cases of Maria and Jack are sad examples of conventional medicine’s repeated
Allopathic oncology by definition suppresses symptoms like tumors via drugs, radiation and surgery.In the allopathic mainstream community, there is little if any interest in looking at the root causes of thecancer challenge, let alone in treating the patient holistically with individualized and non-invasive protocols. Even for those holistic protocols that are supported by compelling evidence, by hard science. The cases of Maria and Jack are sad examples of conventional medicine’s repeated
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