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Bovine Colostrum for myeloma? I don’t take bovine colostrum for my MM. I stir it into my protein shake every morning because of its nutritional properties. I am a long-term MM survivor. I don’t
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Continue readingThis week brought a major advance in understanding the effects of modified citrus pectin (MCP) on cancer cells. Scientists at Columbia University published a paper showing that MCP stops the growth of
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