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Apple Seed Posted - 06/01/2018 : 10:01:09
Antibiotics Efficiently Kill Skin Cancer Stem Cells:

https://melanomanewstoday.com/2015/01/30/antibiotics-efficiently-kill-skin-cancer-stem-cells/
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anivoc Posted - 06/04/2018 : 11:17:20
Thanks for the share Appleseed...

Interesting indeed as I researched further it is the use of Antibiotics ( specifically Doxycycline ) in conjunction with high doses of vitamin C that this study found impressive cancer killing results...still years away from actually becoming a protocol but encouraging news and approach would it be nice to be able to just take some pills and make these nasties go away.....

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