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**Ighans1** · 02-13-2023, 11:27 AM

In a world where cancer treatments can often be harsh and ineffective, the discovery of niclosam offers a ray of hope. This innovative treatment has been making progress in the fight against liver and colon cancer, with its natural and low-risk approach. I had the privilege of meeting a patient who was diagnosed with liver cancer and was feeling discouraged with their treatment options. However, after starting niclosamide, their tumors shrunk, and they experienced little to no side effects, allowing them to approach their cancer journey with renewed hope and energy.

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Ighans1 Join Date Oct 2022 Posts 24 Junior Member	In a world where cancer treatments can often be harsh and ineffective, the discovery of niclosam offers a ray of hope. This innovative treatment has been making progress in the fight against liver and colon cancer, with its natural and low-risk approach. I had the privilege of meeting a patient who was diagnosed with liver cancer and was feeling discouraged with their treatment options. However, after starting niclosamide, their tumors shrunk, and they experienced little to no side effects, allowing them to approach their cancer journey with renewed hope and energy.
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