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Sweetners - sugar replacement
List of sweetners worth considering in the diet if looking for sugar substitutes. Generated by AI: Regular Stevia, Allulose, Monk Fruit, Xylitol, Erythritol, D-Mannose, L-Rhamnose.
Sweetners - sugar replacement
1 like • Feb 18
@Lemon P Yes, not only true for sweeteners.
0 likes • 21h
@Wayne Marlowe Glad that it works for you Wayne, did you just change the sugar replacement use or some other approaches as well?
Interesting peptide
Interesting peptide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Use88_yqZQ4
1 like • 16d
@Michael Wright because pnc27 allegedly selectively kills cancer cells.
Dr Berg on cancer similarities with parasites
Dr Berg on cancer similarities with parasites https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_N4_eodpFvs
2 likes • Mar 28
Thanks Fitch. ROS may be a problem so probably you want to pulse it. I heard IVC is selective and generate ROS only in cancer cells. The following drugs repurposing may make sense in the treatment based on the described cancer nature: Niclosamide, Menben, Fenben, Nitazoxanide, Arthermisine, Hydroxychloroquine, Itraconazole, Doxycycline. + natural antiparasite compounds.
What Comes Next ❤️
It’s taken me a few days to sit down and write this. I didn’t really know what to say… or where to even start. Losing my mum has been the hardest thing I’ve ever gone through. She wasn’t just my mum… She was my purpose, my everything, and the reason this community exists. Some of you have been here from the beginning… and you know how much she meant to all of this. Cancer Warriors was never just a group. It became something we were all going through together. Every protocol we explored… All the late nights researching… Everything I shared here… It started with her. Everything I was doing… everything I was learning — it was for her. And somewhere along the way, it became bigger than just us. It became about all of you — the messages, the shared experiences, the people fighting, the families searching for answers. It stopped being just our journey… and became something we were all a part of. I’m still processing everything… Some moments hit harder than others. There’s a lot of sadness… but also moments where things feel strangely clear. I’ll be honest — this hasn’t been easy. I’m still figuring out how to process everything, and some days I probably push myself more than I should. But having this mission gives me something to hold onto. I’ve been doing what I can to get through the days — some of it healthy, some of it just coping — and I’m still trying to find my balance. I don’t think there’s a “right way” to deal with something like this. But I do know this… Even though she’s gone… What we built together is still here. And the mission is still here. This isn’t the end. If anything, this has made things clearer for me. There are too many people going through this. Too many families looking for answers. Too many people being told there’s nothing more that can be done. I’ve seen things that made a difference. I’ve seen what can help. And I’ve seen how powerful it is when people come together and share what they know. So, moving forward… I’m not stopping.
2 likes • Mar 26
Thanks Bernardo. I hope it will get somehow easier to cope with. I appreciate this community and all the effort that is put to maintain it. 🙏
Drugs cycling
New video with Paul Marik https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Flx-q7vXhI
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