By: natacha friedman

natacha friedman — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 18:36:01 +0000

Hi roger,
I could not agree with you more. I had been diagnosed with renal cell carcinoma at the age of
14. I had a right nephrectomy and partial of my left nephrectomy removed. I have been living with
A half a kidney for over 20 years now. At 31, in 2001, I was diagnosed with a severe case of
Endometriosis, which led to uterus, cervix, and ovarian cancer and underwent a full histerechtomy.
During most of my life, I was prescribed 7 to 10 different prescription drugs ranging from
Pain killer to depression, anemia, high blood pressure, etc. I was always against taking them
But was told it was necessary. I had all kind of side effects, and went into a deep deep depression
During most of my 30′s. I got off the meds all together just 3 years ago, since starting with nikken.
Among other natural ways in keeping healthy and finally finding balance in my daily kife.
Thank you for all of your wonderful newsletters. I enjoy reding them and being informed.
Natacha

By: Jennifer Smith

Jennifer Smith — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 22:57:28 +0000

Thanks for your insight, Roger. Any prescribed pharmaceutical interrupts the normal functions of the body. When it’s long-term prescriptions, we can’t help but have negative side effects. My mother-in-law was taking 8 medications when she ended up in the emergency room. After running tests, the doctor concluded it wasn’t her fibromyalgia, arthritis, or chronic fatigue making her sick, it was the meds, two of which shouldn’t have been taken together. I was talking with a friend about the fact that our country advertises pharmaceuticals on television. Society demands treatments like this from their doctor partly because tons of money is put into advertising. Other countries do not allow this type of advertising and laugh that we do. People do need to take ownership of their own health in more natural, safe ways.

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