Paula Zahn had a female M.D. who not only specializes in breast

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cancer, but also has a 3 fold greater risk than the average woman for developing it. She has "unordinary" cells in her breast tissue... but has opted out of the "preventive drug" route for now in lieu of regular monitoring..... interesting. Does she know? Was she told? Would she believe it?

I3C with DIM is a supplement. Why doesn't this specialist know this? Why isn't she taking it? How much longer does the truth need to be ignored, buried, passed by?? As long as the pharmcos own the med schools methinks.

Check out #16... both estrogen dependant and non-estrogen dependant cancers.....


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19: Sarkar FH, Rahman KM, Li Y. Related Articles, Links
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20: Rahman KM, Aranha O, Sarkar FH. Related Articles, Links
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