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Hydrogenie H2 hydrogen generator available in Seattle
My late wife used this a few times. The machine definitely generated a large amount of hydrogen reliably. I cannot attest whether hydrogen therapy is effective. Anyway, the machine and its original box are available to anyone who needs it. This was one of the recommended hydrogen generators.
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@Lemon P I bought a hydrogen water generator bottle locally in Indonesia that meets my criteria below: 1. Has SPE/PEM technology 2. Target output: Look for bottles that reliably generate at least 1.5 mg/L (1,500 PPB) of molecular hydrogen. 3. Material: Glass or BPA-free & food-grade 4. Byproduct venting: Confirm the design features proper venting to push away residual ozone, chlorine, or oxygen waste instead of trapping them in your water. 5. Avoid cheap, unbranded devices under $100 that lack a clear warranty. I feel good overall, but hydrogen water is just one part of my protocol, I can't say it's solely because I'm using it. Hope it helps.
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@Lemon P you're very welcome
Non profit organization
Would anyone have an idea of a good organization to support integrative cancer research. Specifically Her + breast cancer? My daughter passed away this past April and it’s my 70 th birthday and thought if I promote any organization it would be one for integrative medicine.
2 likes • Sep 24
@Gwen Johnson This is such a beautiful way to honor your daughter's memory. Turning your 70th birthday into an action that carries her light forward is truly an act of love. I do not know of any organization that support integrative cancer research, specifically Her + breast cancer. I only know this community, which has helped me a lot in my journey.
Pitts, J.
If my PSA has been stable for a year, appearing the prostate cancer is in remission, should a PET scan be necessary at this point?
1 like • Sep 16
@Jeffrey Pitts Hi, I asked AI about the prompt to phrase your question to get an AI answer. Of course, you can do it yourself to find the prompt you're most comfortable with. Please remember this is not advice, just information to support you in making an informed decision. This is the result: I am scheduled for a [Insert Age]-year-old prostate PET scan using [Insert Tracer, e.g., PSMA, Choline, or Axumin - or leave blank if unknown]. I want to understand both the radiation safety and the specific risks of the radiotracer injection. Can you evaluate the risks by breaking them down into two distinct categories? 1. Radioactive Tracer (Chemical/Biological) Risks: ▪ Are there common side effects or allergic reactions to the tracer itself (e.g., PSMA, Axumin, Choline)? ◦ Does the tracer interact poorly with any medications, or pose risks for people with kidney or liver issues? 2. Radiation (Exposure) Risks: ◦ What is the total estimated radiation dose (in mSv)? How does this dose compare to everyday background radiation? What are the safety precautions I must take? ◦ Please explain this in clear, non-technical language. My note: Hope it helps, and please note that AI can make mistakes
🔥 Dr Mikolaj Raszek - IVM Toxicity + Safety
Ivernectin papers are below his video. More info in his youtube channel. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UAKhH3vxm2A&pp=0gcJCR4Bo7VqN5tD
1 like • Sep 13
@Lemon P Agree. While I respect that people who use SOC might find value in it, this is my understanding based on few doctors and experts I trust: The SOC focuses on killing the C with poison, not building the body's immune system. While they kill the C, at the same time, they weaken or kill the body's immune system, instead of increasing it. Without improving the body's immunity, the growth of C's cells cannot be stopped, even after the C has been eliminated from the body by the SOC This is because the C's stem cells are likely still present, and in the next few weeks/months they will grow back, while the body's immunity is no longer there due to the effects of the SOC
Update
My daughter had her post radiation MRI on Monday and she had a 60% reduction in her DIPG tumor!! All Glory to God! We have been doing a few supplements along with the radiation but God is hard at work with her and nothing is impossible for him! Don’t give up , keep praying and believing for you and your loved ones ❤️
0 likes • Aug 31
@Mili Kader Big congratulations! I would appreciate it if you could share your daughter story, journey, and protocol, including her diet. It would be incredibly useful, thanks
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I've faced past storms, unsure if I'd escape. Yet, here I stand. Facing another storm, unsure if I’d escape. But I believe I'll escape once more

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