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]]> http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/2008/07/25/my-fightcom/#comment-1207 Alternate cancer therapies Thu, 24 Jul 2008 17:20:40 +0000 http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/2008/07/25/my-fightcom/#comment-1207 [...] esoterickat wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt[caption id=”attachment_262″ align=”alignright” width=”303″ caption=”Click image for Border Mail background story …”][/caption] Weekly update letter … Dear family and friends Last Friday, I had a fellow up Wodonga way referred to me by The Border Mail. he read the story and felt a need to talk with me. I phoned him to find he is a prostate cancer survivor, claiming to be completely cured through natural medicines - in particular an aboriginal herbal remedy called Gumbi Gumbi tea. [caption id=”” align=”alignleft” width=”124″ caption=”Aboriginal medicine made from the leaves of the Lilly Pilli tree”][/caption] A Google Search shows this to be something not to be ignored so I met Alan in Wangaratta to compare notes and was sent home with a supply of Gumbi Gumbi leaf. The treatment consists of taking a litre of the tea as a detox with a maintenance regime of 100 ml daily. I spoke with a lady in […] [...] [...] esoterickat wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt[caption id=”attachment_262″ align=”alignright” width=”303″ caption=”Click image for Border Mail background story …”][/caption] Weekly update letter … Dear family and friends Last Friday, I had a fellow up Wodonga way referred to me by The Border Mail. he read the story and felt a need to talk with me. I phoned him to find he is a prostate cancer survivor, claiming to be completely cured through natural medicines – in particular an aboriginal herbal remedy called Gumbi Gumbi tea. [caption id=”” align=”alignleft” width=”124″ caption=”Aboriginal medicine made from the leaves of the Lilly Pilli tree”][/caption] A Google Search shows this to be something not to be ignored so I met Alan in Wangaratta to compare notes and was sent home with a supply of Gumbi Gumbi leaf. The treatment consists of taking a litre of the tea as a detox with a maintenance regime of 100 ml daily. I spoke with a lady in […] [...]

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