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Dr. Johanna Budwig claimed that tumors were created specifically because of a lack of electron-rich molecules on the surface of cell walls. Her protocol was excellent at shrinking tumors quickly. In addition to the Budwig Diet, the product Cellect can also shrink tumors. The Budwig Diet and Cellect are very synergistic. Cellect contains, among many other products, shark cartilage, which is known to shrink tumors.
Another part of the Cellect-Budwig protocol is vegetable juicing. Heavy vegetable juicing, especially carrot juice with a little beet juice, cabbage juice, broccoli juice and other anti-cancer juices, are known to help shrink tumors (Kehr, 2016).
An article written under a pseudonym landed on the internet July 2014 entitled ‘Cancer

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