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EURYTREMA PANCREATICUM (pancreatic fluke)

Quote: The pancreatic fluke inhabits the pancreas of livestock. Cows milk and cheeses always contain eggs and larval stages of the eurytrema. When we host it, its favorite organ is the pancreas, where it is found together with methanol in diabetic patients as well as in the early stage of cancer.
Comment: But supposedly not common in Humans, and certainly not the cause of all diabetes as per some internet memes. But apparently, it does sometimes happen. When I was near death, live cell microscopy showed a lot of strange critters actively swimming in my blood. After a few months of iV vitamin C therapy with Dr. Cathcart, they were all gone, and I was in much, much better shape. That is why this site is dedicated to Dr. Cathcart and biomedical researcher Tom Nufert....

Dr. Hulda Clark, who invented "frequency healing" aka Zapping, an unconventional and questionable treatment modality, found its frequency to range between 420350 to 422300 Hz. Some people report remarkable benefits from zapping, others do not. It just goes to show how little science and medicine know.

Article: https://parasite-zapper.net/eurytrema-pancreaticum-pancreatic-fluke/
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