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Marilyn L 4446 8700 Van Nuys	OCTOBER IS BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH...PLEASE HELP!! 10/6/2007 1:09:11 PM
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Katheryn 1532 2286 Trumbull	Re: OCTOBER IS BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH...PLEASE HELP!! 10/6/2007 11:57:53 PM
	Marilyn, My grandmother who is not related by blood had breast cancer and I have a cousin who is blood related who just got rid of her breast cancer. I asked a naturalpath what cancer was. He explained that a cancer cell is a normal cell that has become over active. Sometimes the cell proliferates at a pace that our body cannot flush it out. Sometimes it is really a problem with our flushing system, it has become sluggish for a number of reasons. At some point the body realizes that it cannot get rid of the waste and encapsulates it, hence the lump. My grandmother had her breasts removed and had chemo. She lost her hair but lived another 20 some odd years. My cousin decided to go a natural route. She took swedish bitters everyday for 30 days along with coQ10. After 30 days the lump had shrunk considerably and she had it removed. Even though it showed that there was no cancer in her body, the doctor talked her into chemo and I believe that she is doing well. I would urge women to research their options before they come down with cancer and have a game plan in mind. For myself I try to do some kind of cleanse on a regular basis to keep my body flushing out what it should. Pure water, proper diet and excercise go a long way. I am not great at the excercise but a good walk seems to work. Katheryn
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Nick 4679 23156 Brampton	Re: OCTOBER IS BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH...PLEASE HELP!! 10/7/2007 2:15:38 AM

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