Larch Arabinogalactan Cancer Treatment
Deirdre Layne | Modified on Nov 19, 2024
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1 User Review
★★★★★
In 2002 the surgeon gave me six months to live because he thought (and biopsy showed) that the uterine cancer had metastasized to my pecan-sized lymph nodes. Ten months later they were ping-pong ball-sized. I was feeling the "big squeeze" that the oncologist said would kill me as my organs would not be able to work. I started taking AG capsules (3-morning and 3-evening). In THREE DAYS my lymph nodes felt normal so I could wear a bra. I happened to have another scan six months after that, and my lymph nodes really were normal-size! Be sure to use the AG from the larch tree called ImmunEnhancer. I got mine online from vitamin shoppe.
(The disaccharide--two-atom molecule of "sugar" [not unhealthy like table sugar, but a cell-to-cell communicator]--called milk sugar is glucose-galactose; AG is arabinose-galactose. Like maple trees make maple syrup, larch trees make AG.)
