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“I still attended Bethesda Hospital for blood tests, and we were absolutely delighted to get reports of the malignant cells diminishing. Then, finally, a report that I was in full remission. There was no need to attend for any more blood tests. So now, 10 months later, I am returning to my home in Wiltshire and will continue my apricot kernels as a safeguard against any possible recurrence of cancer. The very worried and depressed person who spoke to Phillip Day at that Perth meeting is now a radiant, energetic 84 year-old. He has transformed my life and those of my daughter Linda and son-in-law Henry.” Mary
“Dear Steve, thank God you wrote this book! Thank you, thank you, thank you.” Edie Matthews
“Hi, I am so glad to read finally about what I know to be true. I was diagnosed with breast cancer 3 years ago and given a death sentence if I didn’t have immediate action by a surgeon and get chemo and radiation right away. I told my doctor that I was an Intensive Care Unit nurse and that I had seen many more people die from the cure then the cancer and that I had grown it and that I would also find a way to un-grow it. He was sympathetic and also said that if I succeeded in healing myself from cancer he would “believe in God!”. (That's how certain he was that I couldn’t do it) Today I am alive and well with my breasts intact and my body cleaner and healthier then it ever has been. Thank-you for affirming that someone else is aware that cancer is curable by healthy, non-toxic, commonsense measures.” Sharon
“Dear Steve, I have just read your information. What a powerful piece of writing. The balance of fact and personal stories paints a compelling picture... I was one of the statistics you quoted. I was diagnosed in May 1999 with aggressive lymphoma, intermediate level. I refused all conventional treatment and put together a healing plan for myself.
Within 6 months I was in remission. Within a year back to better health than before the cancer and have continued to improve ever since. I am currently getting my own book ready for publication and hope that it will help people to trust their instinct and at least question and understand the implications of going down the traditional route. I talk to so many people after the treatment who say “If only I knew then what I know now.” Tragically, for many, it is too late. When they get to that realisation, the damage is done.” Pat