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treepatrol
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possible cancer cure found in blushwood

This may apply to some diseases too.

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D Bergy
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My kind of treatment. No side effects, and has about as good a chance as anything else.

Thanks for the link.

Dan

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Look into the Chaga mushroom, same sort of thing. Been used since the 50's in Russia to prevent/treat cancer effectively.

Does Western medicine mention such a thing or will it ever? Noooo. Keep 'em sick on toxic drugs instead.

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Hey Tree... How you beeeeeeee?

Thanks for the information. Much appreciated!

[Big Grin]

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D Bergy

Dan,
where did you buy this supplement or fruits?
Thanks for sharing.

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I have never used it. Actually treepatrols post is the first time I have heard of it.

I have not had Cancer, and since I am on LDN I think it is extremely unlikely i ever will have it.

Maybe someone else knows more about it?

Dan

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on LDN?
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What is LDN?
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low dose naltrexone, google it or LDN
It can be useful for lyme too.

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Dan,

you think it protects from cancer.
There is a group for LDN. Pm me if you need the link.

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LDN is used as a Cancer treatment, as it ramps up the immune system to do the fighting. Sometimes it is also used with Alpha Lipoic Acid for Cancer.

Some people with a family history of Cancer take LDN to prevent an occurrence. I take it for Crohn's disease.

It actually can work with just about any autoimmune condition, and is about as safe as a drug can get, at the low dosage used.

Like the Blushwood, it has low risk and a good potential benefit. That is pretty much my preference for disease treatment.

Dan

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If it works for Crohn's, do you think it works for divertikulitis as well?
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If it is thought it may be an autoimmune disease, or if an immune system dysfunction is involved, it is possible that LDN will help. It works about 80% of the time for Crohn's, but I do not know the stats for other diseases.

http://www.lowdosenaltrexone.org/

I am sorry, but I seemed to have accidentally derailed this Blushwood thread. Does anyone have any more information on this topic?

Dan

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quote:
Originally posted by Tincup:
Hey Tree... How you beeeeeeee?

Thanks for the information. Much appreciated!

[Big Grin]

Okay not sleeping right???

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