Oldironboy
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I'm sure most folks around here have heard of this before but I need to share the results I observed providing this remedy to a dear 86 year old friend of mine. Right before Thanksgiving he was diagnosed with a recurrence of throat, stomach, lung and lymph node cancer revealed by a PET scan.
I mixed a batch of the treatment and gave it to him. The next day his stomach pain was cut in half. By the end of a week and a half all pain was gone. His confused Oncologist ordered an Endoscopy which was unable to locate any trace of cancer. Another week and a half later the Oncologist ordered a MRI and CAT scan, both of which showed he was totally clear of cancer so the Oncologist released him and said to come back in 90 days for a check up.
Just Google Baking Soda Cancer Cure and you will find several articles on it.
The simple recipe is 1 part aluminum free baking soda to 3 parts pure maple syrup. Heat to 120 degrees stirring constantly for 5 to 10 minutes. Some sites recommend 1 tsp per day, others 3 tsp per day. My friend took 3 per day. I used 1/3 cup baking soda to 1 cup pure maple syrup to make a batch that would fit in the average cough syrup bottle. Make sure to shake well as the Soda settles out over time.
I mixed a batch of the treatment and gave it to him. The next day his stomach pain was cut in half. By the end of a week and a half all pain was gone. His confused Oncologist ordered an Endoscopy which was unable to locate any trace of cancer. Another week and a half later the Oncologist ordered a MRI and CAT scan, both of which showed he was totally clear of cancer so the Oncologist released him and said to come back in 90 days for a check up.
Just Google Baking Soda Cancer Cure and you will find several articles on it.
The simple recipe is 1 part aluminum free baking soda to 3 parts pure maple syrup. Heat to 120 degrees stirring constantly for 5 to 10 minutes. Some sites recommend 1 tsp per day, others 3 tsp per day. My friend took 3 per day. I used 1/3 cup baking soda to 1 cup pure maple syrup to make a batch that would fit in the average cough syrup bottle. Make sure to shake well as the Soda settles out over time.