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It may seem that late cancer, early diabetes, and addiction are unrelated, but the chance at remission or cure for these three disorders centers around the same endeavor: Fighting the craving for pleasure. For late cancer and early diabetes, this toxic craving is for food. For addiction, it's for the substance or behavior that elicits the high. In all three cases, success depends on self-denial. Patients can have a chance at relief and recovery, but they must fight hard for it. I'm here to help them win: Call me confidentially at 959 274-3382.
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Free Help for Late Cancer, Early Diabetes, Addiction
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A folate-free diet should be as effective as Methotrexate with the added features of being irresistible and crossing the blood-brain barrier. Anemia will be the principal side-effect, but you can tolerate anemia when it's mild and treat it with transfusions when it's worse. Boycott sugars, starches, vegetables and fruits. Eat only the white meat of turkey breast or swordfish steak. Use olive oil, parmesan or romano cheese, or small amounts of butter for calories. Use salt and vinegar for flavor. Use sugar-free, non-digestible fiber to prevent constipation. Ignore vitamins and minerals for a few months, but if your cancer survives for this duration, you'll have to take all vitamins and minerals other than folate in a carbohydrate-free form. Ask your doctor for help with this. Check your LDL cholesterol and ask your doctor for advice if it's higher than normal.