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Give me the evidence
I recently read an article, yet another claim to a cancer cure. It stated that this product was 10,000 times more effective than chemo. That statement alone should clue you in. It claims that pharmaceutical companies could not come up … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer treatment, empirical evidence, scientific study, sensationalism
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