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A bacterium discovered in the gut of a Japanese tree frog just COMPLETELY ERADICATED CANCER in 100% of treated mice after ONE DOSE.
...after just 12 weeks of topical vitamin C in DMSO
...ignores the one number in your blood test that kills cancer
It can move like a snake, drive like a rover, and stand on four legs to handle rough and tight spaces.
...Not Yet a Flying Aircraft
Literally the Matrix...human data centers
A randomized trial reported COMPLETE RESOLUTION of nearly ALL basal cell carcinoma lesions treated with topical 30% ascorbic acid in DMSO.
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...and chose to CLASSIFY it for OVER HALF A CENTURY.
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...and was eventually able to manipulate it
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