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Tag Archives: The Hun Hordes of Mercury

Mercury, Radiation, Fungus and Magnesium Deficiencies Lead to Diabetes and Cancer

Posted on March 12, 2021 by Editor
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In their book Infectious Diabetes, Doug Kaufman and Dr. David Holland describe a significant link between diabetes and cancer, pointing out that when our immune system is compromised and unable to fight off fungal invasions, we succumb to diabetes and cancer more quickly. Continue reading →

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