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Client Story — How to Reduce Tumor Markers by 6-fold in 1 Month Using a Non-Pharmacological Metabolic Approach
Is it possible to reduce tumor markers by 6 times in just one month—without medication? Read this inspiring story about the use of an integrative, non-pharmacological metabolic approach. When 63-year-old
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Paul Saladino’s Ideas on Carnivore, Keto & Carbs – A Critical List of Essential Points for In-Depth Research to Better Understand Evolutionary Human Nutrition
Paul Saladino’s ideas on carnivores, keto and carbohydrates – list of essential points for in-depth research to better understand evolutionary human nutrition
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Beating Aggressive Glioblastoma Brain Tumor With Sakharoff Protocol
My dearest blog subscribers! I just NEED to tell you the BIGGEST NEWS! WE DID IT!!! My second client with Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM) won over his tumor. THE TUMOR IS GONE! He had an MRI-scan last week
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How to stop metabolic and cognitive decline without medication – with small steps
It’s never too late! At this time of the year one year ago my mother, aged 76, and my father, aged 84, both struggled with serious “age related” health issues. My mother struggled with high
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Learning points from the remission of Glioblastoma Multiforme brain tumor
The therapeutic regimen has to be drastic in order to eliminate the circumstances where the cancer can not be triggered again. The regimen has to be followed rigidly during the rest of your life. This
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Testimonial – My Most Authentic Marathon!
I am 35 years old, have asthma and PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome). Besides, I love running and have run 5 marathons so far. I learned the breathing techniques that Misha is teaching, eight years ago,
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Why do medical professionals promote chemotherapy?
INVASIVE vs. NON-INVASIVE Because that’s the best, they actually can offer. The medical oncological professionals are not taught any other ways to treat cancer that the invasive therapies – chemotherapy,
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New treatment opportunities for newly diagnosed Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s disease is feared. With good reason. For the affected, the disease is debilitating and unfortunately without the prospect of healing. For the relative, it’s almost worse because
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Heart or Hara? What comes first for the Samurai – and for you?
Don’t forget about the heart? It happens often on forums on Facebook. When we talk physiology I used to hear people saying “Don’t forget about the heart”. I admit that I had a
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How to optimise breathing for cycling 160 km on water
Amateur cycling athlete testimonial My name is Sean, I live in Devon in England, and I have been on Misha’s 50-week programme for sports performance for 4 months now. So, the programme is reasonably
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