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We have discovered a natural supplements which may help cancer patients in the long run. Cancer cell clings on our cell for nutrients (food). Once they have enough nutrients, they then to spread through their capillaries to the other parts of the body. The duty of this supplement is to act as a barrier, by stopping the supply of nutrients from our cell to the tumour. This on the other hand, starved the tumour and eventually shrink it. The supplements have been tested on several cancer patients and proved to be effective. Since the product is natural based, it has no side effects. The supplement is effective for most of the cancers except for leukimia and lymph cancer. Pregnant ladies, children under 12 years of age and patients who has undergone operation in less than a month are not allowed to consume the supplement. For best results on cancer patients, depending on severeness, they are required to consume at least three bottles of the supplements, which is three months supply.

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Sounds like a sales pitch to me. Any type of supplement that 'works' in this manner should have documented scientific evidence to back up the claim. Can you provide the link to documented evidence from the Clinical Trials done for this supplement.

Clinical Research Centre: Ministry of Health Malaysia
http://www.crc.gov.my/default.asp?page=/clinicalTrial/index

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