To Jim /Re: New & want to avoid chemo - looking for help

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Good for you. I'm glad that you have become educated as everyone

should. When I suggested a knowledgable practitioner, I meant just

that. One who knows what they are doing. I agree that anyone who

doesn't know about Budwig would be a quack just like any MD that is a

member of the AMA.

The time to learn about disease is before you get sick. It is easier

to avoid a disease than it is to get rid of it. I know of one girl

who had Pancreatic cancer. Had she not gone to a qualified

practitioner that taught her how to live, cleanse herself and eat,

they would have found her dead with a holistic book in her hand.

Going it alone isn't usually a good idea.

> >Learning while self-curing is not a good idea. There are many

> methods that alternative practitioners use and most of them are about detox,

mineral repalcement, hygiene and the use of digestive enzymes. Heavy metal

testing, urine challenge tests, hair samples, etc., all very confusing for

someone whose life is on the line. It is far better to find a practitioner

experienced in these areas than to do it on your own. Conventional treatments

don't work and they leave the body so badly damaged that it is nearly impossible

to regain one's health. You are on the right track and there are many who have

gone before you that have beaten the disease. It takes drastic changes to

accomplish a true cure...............