🚀 go-pugleaf

I think that it is a shame that dying people will 
give away their savings for a "feel good" solution
that has no real effect.

I guess it is all worth something to the few people
who have an attitude that helps them believe enough
to get healthy.

Can we get some Baltimore oriented postings in here?




Jay@Charm.Net (Jay) writes:

>A friend the other day told me about a combination of herbs that is
>helping cancer victims.  It claims to "cure all cancers" .  To me this
>sounds a little suspicious BUT, my friend said that she has used it
>for 5 days on her dog that has cancer and it has increased his
>vitality and reduced the size of his tumors.  

>This "combination remedy" is composed of Wormwood, cloves, and the
>tincture of the green hull of the black walnut. A company in
>California (where else..!) called "SAY YES TO LIFE" has this
>combination already blended and is marketing it as "The Cancer Kit"
>They are also carrying a book called "Cure For All Cancers" by
>Clark...  The company's phone number is : 417 679-4145

>I cannot endorse this product because I have not had any experience
>with it, my friend however says that its helping her dog...
>Frankly, in my opinion, if I or one of my friends, or my dogs had
>cancer I'd try anything...that's why I wanted to bring it to your
>attention.  

>It is ultimately your decision....My prayers and my heart go out to
>anyone dying of any disease...and I wish everyone of you the best that
>I can offer.  Good Luck 


>Jay
>jay@charm.net

>There is no salvation
>without compassion for
>every other being....

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    cnordin@charm.net