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“In almost all of the best rounds I’ve ever shot, I didn’t know how I stood in relation to par or what I scored until it was added up at the end. I simply played one shot at a time. For some golfers, knowing what you’re shooting is part of the fun. But to train [...]

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This is interesting and it comes from a Malaysian-based web site by Dr. Chris KH Teo and his wife Ch’ng Beng Im.

Ten Questions About The World’s Most Well Fought Battle Against Colon Cancer

I give this article the title – the World’s most well fought battle… Why? This is because the man [...]

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Introduction
Most people could not name five of the more than 300 alternative cancer treatments. Fewer still could name the five most potent alternative cancer treatments for advanced cancer patients.
Some people wonder why the scores of billions of dollars spent on the “War on Cancer,” that President Nixon started in 1971/72, has not produced a cure [...]

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A very lonely place. Outside the operation theaters.

Entrance, Ward 4.

Many a meal taken here, the hospital canteen. And many a friend was made here too. Picture shows the cleaner ladies having their buka puasa. I can count them as my friends now.

No, its not an advertisement for Starbucks. Sept 18 2008. Re-admission to hospital. Re-stitching [...]

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There are three doctors (and two others with less major roles) who have been attending to Rokiah. The first is the primary surgeon who performed the colon operation. The second is the young surgeon who replaced the primary surgeon when he was on leave for 6 days. The third is the lady respiratory doctor.
It was [...]

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How does one know whether the B17 protocol/regime works?
Simple, no rocket science here. Take a blood test before the treatment starts. Look out for the cancer markers (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tumor_marker). After the treatment, take another blood test. Compare the two. There are only three possible scenarios – situation has become worse, situation is unchanged and situation has [...]

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The B17 protocol/regime is much more complex than just swallowing apricot seeds. A pianist is usually the highest paid musician in an orchestra, the star of the ensemble. But without the other musicians in the orchestra, the music is not complete. While B17 is the star of the protocol, the treatment is strongly supported by [...]

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The Ordeal Begins…..
September 4: The long journey from Johor Baru to the hospital near Subang.
September 5: Major colon surgery carried out.
September 13: Discharged from hospital.
September 19: Re-admitted, because of wound infection – fluids discharging from wound.
September 20: 2nd operation in a month to re-stitch the wound.
September 25: Developed breathing problems, doctors are concerned. Returned to [...]

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From the Oasis of Hope hospital:
Cancer is heavy-handed. There is nothing subtle at all about the presence of a malignant tumor in your kidney or lung. Cancer makes no attempt to veil its threat. It is a disease that gathers momentum quickly and attacks with frightening ferocity. Only a concerted and combined effort can repel [...]

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I know a lot about B17 and its controversial past. I have heard about the Oasis of Hope hospital in Mexico. I know who Dr. Ernesto Contreras was. But I never expected B17 to be available in Malaysia. That was until I met Cheah, totally by accident, one lonely night in the hospital.
B17 has very [...]

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