Is W.H.O. reading this board? Their pronouncements
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Posted On: 02/09/2014 11:45:00 PM
Is W.H.O. reading this board? Their pronouncements seem to be understated pleas for Dharmanol and other Berkeley Bio game-changing products.
W.H.O. recently reported that rising cancer rates worldwide could overwhelm the available resources and finances of low and middle income nations.
Rising cancer rates will also challenge higher income nations, especially and in a serious way, those countries whose national debt exceeds GDP (e.g., Spain, Greece, Italy, USA, Argentina, etc.). USA: ~$17tril national debt, up $6.5tril in past five years -- plus over $100t in unfunded liabilities. (only US$ status as global reserve currency delays financial implosion).
W.H.O. advocates prevention. It sees conventional treatments as impractical.
W.H.O: "We cannot treat (i.e., by conventional means) our way out of the cancer problem."
Now comes this from Britain:
"The World Health Organisation estimate that by 2030 depression is going to be the biggest health problem in the Western world..."
Calling Dharmanol, stat! It covers the bases.
W.H.O. recently reported that rising cancer rates worldwide could overwhelm the available resources and finances of low and middle income nations.
Rising cancer rates will also challenge higher income nations, especially and in a serious way, those countries whose national debt exceeds GDP (e.g., Spain, Greece, Italy, USA, Argentina, etc.). USA: ~$17tril national debt, up $6.5tril in past five years -- plus over $100t in unfunded liabilities. (only US$ status as global reserve currency delays financial implosion).
W.H.O. advocates prevention. It sees conventional treatments as impractical.
W.H.O: "We cannot treat (i.e., by conventional means) our way out of the cancer problem."
Now comes this from Britain:
"The World Health Organisation estimate that by 2030 depression is going to be the biggest health problem in the Western world..."
Calling Dharmanol, stat! It covers the bases.
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