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acidic based synthetic poisons wont fix the problem.

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Old 08-09-2012, 08:04 PM #1
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You all have made valid points to continue on with your present therapies, so please embrace what you believe to be the best direction to travel the road to recovery.

the intent of the thread was to challenge conventional methods and " between the fence posts " thinking.

i could go on ad infinitum but my posting work is now done.

between these 2 medical lads there are over 400 vids on health to peruse.

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As this thread is now becoming personally negative, and I have had to do edits, I think it may be wise to follow what you said a few pages ago shopster, rather than "go on ad infinitum" and cause the thread to be locked because of flame comments.
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point taken.......

no sense droning on and splitting hairs on amino acid reflux et al.

lock it down.

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