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Hair Loss Help Forums - PolyMVA Plus Low Dose Chemo Cures Previously Incurable Brain Cancer

For my reply to HereWeGo concerning his post about his dog which has cancer, as mentioned in the third paragraph of my first post above, and for information about the use of PolyMVA to treat pets, i.e., dogs, cats, etc., go here:

Hair Loss Help Forums - Can Anyone Tell Me About Hemangiosarcoma My Dog Has Cancer In His Liver

By low dose chemo therapy are you refering to IPT?

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Obviously you haven't read the post. The simple answer to your question is "No". The detailed explanation is in the second paragraph below the first three Text Links, in which I quote the good Doctor who is responsible for this breakthrough approach to treating cancer. The quote is taken from the article in the first of the last two Text Links at the bottom of my post.

A slightly similar concept. Low dosage.....which the body often responds to in a better way.
IPT cures a lot of cancer..

Thanks for the links on this topic,,
and no, I haven't had time to read it all.

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For those who may be interested in the use of the novel super-antioxidant, Poly-MVA, also known as Palladium Lipoic Complex, with low dose chemotherapy as pioneered by Dr. James Forsythe, M.D., H.M.D., for the nearly side effect free treatment of cancer, and which some use as a stand alone therapy for the treatment of cancer and other conditions as well, I have extensively edited my initial Post this date and restored the paragraph spacing and active Links (which had disappeared with a new software package at the website), some of which are new and replace Links which had been deactivated, to make it once again readable and user friendly. Click on the first Link in my first Post on this thread to access the newly edited and partially rewritten Post.