Amazing food facts: The seed of a peach contains an almond-like nut containing the anti-cancer medicine laetrile. If only traditional medicine would open their minds to alternative treatments then millions of suffering cancer patients just might have a chance at living beyond their disease and chemotherapy. But, nooooo, not going to happen in this lifetime. Mike Adams speaks eloquently about one such alternative therapy. Read more:
"Amazing food facts: The seed of a peach contains an almond-like nut containing the anti-cancer medicine laetrile. This has been around for a very long time and suppressed by the FDA and traditional medical establishment who gets very, very rich off the drug companies poisonous chemotherapy drugs. I know this on a personal level as my daughter is undergoing chemotherapy for follicular lymphoma. The pain and suffering from those extremely toxic poisons is beyond belief. Yet, as she has discovered, just try and get traditional medical doctors to open their minds to alternative cancer treatments and you get ridiculed right out of their offices and mocked for "buying into" what they call "voodoo" medicine. The most arrogant of her doctors were those at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona, she reported. I spoke with her lead physician who actually lied to me. When confronted with the truth, he abruptly found an urgent need to end the phone call.
"Amazing food facts: The seed of a peach contains an almond-like nut containing the anti-cancer medicine laetrile. This has been around for a very long time and suppressed by the FDA and traditional medical establishment who gets very, very rich off the drug companies poisonous chemotherapy drugs. I know this on a personal level as my daughter is undergoing chemotherapy for follicular lymphoma. The pain and suffering from those extremely toxic poisons is beyond belief. Yet, as she has discovered, just try and get traditional medical doctors to open their minds to alternative cancer treatments and you get ridiculed right out of their offices and mocked for "buying into" what they call "voodoo" medicine. The most arrogant of her doctors were those at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona, she reported. I spoke with her lead physician who actually lied to me. When confronted with the truth, he abruptly found an urgent need to end the phone call.
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