The Cancer Terminator Part II: True-to-Life Stories of 100 Cancer Survivors by Wang Zhen Guo - HTML preview

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Conquer Excruciating Pain
Mr. Kikuchyo, 70, Retired, Kanagawa County

In the intense competition of modern society, I caught duodenal cancer at the age

 

of 58. After retirement, I caught herpes zoster at the age of 68 and suffered a lot from

 

intercostals neuralgia. A friend of mine who used to suffer from the same symptom

 

suggested receiving treatment at the hospital immediately. Since the condition of my

 

family did not allow it, I often woke up at midnight in great pain.

 

During this time, acupuncture and moxibustion treatment eliminated the pimple

 

and redness on the skin but intercostals neuralgia still remained. Afterwards, my strength

 

declined, I felt weak in my back and feet and cold in my limbs. I thought I was going to

 

die. Later, I thought that a “sound digestive system is the basis of health” , so I began to

 

search among traditional Chinese medicines available in Japan for a suitable medicine for

 

my digestive system. It happened that I came to know the natural nutritious liquid at

 

Doctor Wang Zhengguo’s lecture. I began to drink it immediately and exciting effect was achieved.

Marvelous Effects Made Me Excited

It tastes sour and sweet as if I had drunk it before, and I have really felt its effects

 

on my digestive organs. I picked up the confidence in my health although I was physically weakened. The natural nutritious liquid not only worked on my digestive

 

system, warmed my hands and feet, but also had anti-cancer functions. In my opinion,

 

traditional Chinese medicine helped me recover the function of my internal organs.

 

I am now in my late seventies. Combining western and Chinese medicines seems

 

as if the natural nutritious liquid was bestowed by God. Here, I’d like to express my gratitude again.