Is Cancer a Fungus?
The news about cancer being a fungus is nothing new, but it keeps coming across my path so I thought I would pass on the info. After finding out I had Valley Fever ( which is a fungus ) from living in Arizona, the thought that it was linked to my cancer in some way made sense. Yes, it is a very simple solution. Could it be that simple? I mean what would all the drug companies do if the cure was really a matter of bisodium carbonate? See for yourself. . . Dr. Tullio Simoncini
There is also some very good information from a sassy gal who is a raw food expert. You can read more on her blog. You might need to sign up for the site, but it's free and has a lot of great information on not only cancer, but just lving healthy. Ideal Bite
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Cancer is a fungus ~
Interesting stuff. . . .
There is also some very good information from a sassy gal who is a raw food expert. You can read more on her blog. You might need to sign up for the site, but it's free and has a lot of great information on not only cancer, but just lving healthy. Ideal Bite
Or here's another
Cancer is a fungus ~
Interesting stuff. . . .
Posted by Angellah at 8/13/2008 6:34 PM 
Categories: eating organic, fungus, Cancer, Tullio Simmoncini, Breast Cancer
Categories: eating organic, fungus, Cancer, Tullio Simmoncini, Breast Cancer
Hi Angella - Sorry I've let summer get away from me without checking your blog. Belated birthday greetings! We're still in Oregon, oohing and aahing over our new grandson, Finnegan (what a name for a half Irish/half Chinese little guy). We are staying in OR 2 weeks longer this year, until 9/22 because I insisted on once again walking in the Race for the Cure as I did for the last 10 years we lived here full time. For the first time, I'll proudly have "walking in honor of Angella" (and my local friend Barb) on that pink sheet on my back. Thanks for being such an inspiration. I must add, that you are compressing 30 years of life into one so let yourself get down once in a while. I had a hysterectomy at age 28, but didn't experience menopause for another 25 years so you're just getting all of that trauma out of the way in one fell swoop! Hope you'll be back teaching in October. Take care ... C.
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Connie, I can not tell you how much it means to me to have someone 'walking in honor of. . .' I think of you and the Ladies of Trilogy often. Your commitment to a healthy lifestyle is an inspiration to me. Thank you for sharing a bit of yourself on my blog. When I think of how 'young' I am to be experiencing these things I do think of you and what you must have gone through at such an ealry age. Have fun with your grandson!
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