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Mom With ‘Incurable’ Breast Cancer Opts for Alternative Treatments, Sees Tumor Shrink
March 11, 2021
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A UK mother battling “incurable” breast cancer has turned to alternative therapies for relief. And it has shown some success. Since introducing vitamins, cannabis CBD oil, mistletoe injections, and a strict vegan diet into her regimen, she has seen her tumor recede. Holly Sherris, from Ingleby Barwick in North Yorkshire, hopes for as much time…
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