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lpkayak
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does he talk about cancer treatment?

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rowingmom
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He does mention that cancer development can be associated with several different types of mycoplasma infection. Whether the infection is causative, I am not sure.

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13 yo DX PANS/Tourette's/Asperger's/ADHD treated for Igenex positive bartonella/IND lyme with 2 years of abx treatment. Weaned off abx April 2013 at 80% improvement. Continuing with Buhner bartonella/babesia protocols. Aug 2014 99% improvement.

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lpkayak
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ty does he talk about cancer tx?

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Lymetoo
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http://www.knowthecause.com/index.php/doug-s-blog/614-is-it-fungus-or-is-it-cancer-video

just as a matter of interest

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CherylSue
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Not directly. When he explains certain herbs, he mentions they inhibit certain cancers. It's scattered throughout the book.

I think he did a great job with this book. It's the best one he has written so far.

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ktkdommer
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I agree completely with Cheryl Sue. I keep thinking of the amazing facts I learned about the buggers within.

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Things are never dull. After 3 fighting Lyme, 2 are in remission. Youngest is still sick, age 22. He has new diagnosed Chiari Malformation and Ehlers Danlos Syndrome.

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lpkayak
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thankyou all.

tutu-that freaks me out. i keep thinking the cancer is related to the moldy house. i cant deal with that info now but i hope i remember to go back to it

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