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katrinab
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has anyone heard of the treatment for lyme where your own transfer factor is created in a lab out of chicken eggs and put into pill form for you to take? It is supposed to be $7000. I know someone who got completely well from this alone.
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I would only pay $7000 if they had a money back guarantee!
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I found this story to be interesting:

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Herb Saunders, the dairy farmer who cured Congressman Bedell when no licensed physician had been able to do so, was prosecuted on the report of the FDA in St. James, Minnesota by the state prosecuting attorney for practicing medicine without a license.

Saunders had been treating � and curing � humans of a wide variety of diseases for many years, including cancer. For the most part, he used standard products prepared for treatment of cattle, and, when necessary, he used (dead) microorganisms (such as Borrelia burgdorfi bacteria) passed through the cow�s cistern prior to collecting the colostrum.

When all else failed, he�d pass human blood from the sick person through the cow�s cistern. Each person�s blood contains a wide variety of microorganisms � especially when sick � that are unknown, or unacknowledged by most physicians, but are recognized and acknowledged by the cow.

The colostrum thus obtained for the next 10 days was fed back to the sick person just as would be the standardized products made for the use and health of cattle.


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thats very interesting. has anyone on here done this themselves?
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