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Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer (Hair Multiplication & Research)

posted by bugler, 05.05.2008, 16:27

Cancer has been cured several times.

In 1934 by Dr. Raymond Rife. Read the book "The cancer cure that worked".

In 1952 cancer was cured again. See in google videos: A world without cancer.

Recently by Rick Simpson. See the video: Run from the cure.

There are more cures.

I suspect that hairloss has already been cured also but the solution can't be patented. No patent no cure.

Instead of talking about subjects you haven't read about please see the videos and then comment.

Thanks.


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Complete thread:

• Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - MPB, 04.05.2008, 21:03 (Hair Multiplication & Research)
  • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - baldlatino34, 04.05.2008, 21:32
  • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - rev, 04.05.2008, 23:25
    • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - HanginInThere, 05.05.2008, 01:22
  • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - fckhrls, 05.05.2008, 02:27
    • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - MPB, 05.05.2008, 07:41
      • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - fckhrls, 05.05.2008, 08:03
  • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - Ahab, 05.05.2008, 15:08
    • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - fckhrls, 05.05.2008, 15:50
      • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - bugler, 05.05.2008, 16:27
        • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - baldlatino34, 05.05.2008, 16:43
    • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - baldIsMe, 05.05.2008, 18:54
      • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - cal, 05.05.2008, 19:11
      • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - Ahab, 05.05.2008, 19:22
        • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - goata007, 06.05.2008, 13:26
        • Why should science focus on hairloss instead of cancer - HanginInThere, 06.05.2008, 15:25