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Author  Topic    paul000 3 Posts Posted - 01/08/2008 :  15:26:59     There is a new website called cancerchemist.com which has been written by a UK pharmacist whom has helped many cancer sufferers. I have downloaded his document and it is excellent, it is well worth trying if you want to prevent cancer or increase your chances of beating cancer. Good luck anivoc 668 Posts Posted - 01/09/2008 :  02:17:48     I went to the site recommended above. No information there unless you want to spend $20 for the privilege of reading this guys 12 page document that will give you the wisdom to cure you of all kinds of cancers. Sadly the same wizard chemist dedicates his site to his Dad who died of Cancer 3 years ago??? P.T. Barnum said it first.. "There's a sucker born every minute and 2 to take him". Step right up, 1 thin dime, one tenth of a dollar..it walks..it talks.. it crawls on it's belly like a reptile ..don't miss the best thing you've never needed.    Topic

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