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Is the Quality of Life Premium Kinoko Platinum AHCC, 750 mg per capsule, available from Amazon, a safe and effective source of Active Hexose Correlated Compound (AHCC) for helping our recent client with his recovery from hepatocellular carcinoma?
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Is the 1.5 gram daily dose of the Quality of Life Premium Kinoko Platinum AHCC, 750 mg per capsule, adequate when used by our client along with Creator’s Daily Recommended Prayer, for augmenting ingested substances to be equivalent to the 3 gram daily dose (1 gram, three times per day) used in clinical studies, or is it best for him to take 4 capsules daily, which would also double the cost?
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Will the AHCC supplement interfere with the immunotherapy our client has been receiving for cancer treatment? Does it need to be used after infusions are administered and take effect?
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Will the AHCC supplement add highly similar or identical signals to complement the immunotherapy my client has been receiving for cancer treatment, or will it truly add something new and different to augment the benefits?
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Is the information from the Institute for Natural Health describing a “Natural Drano for Arteries” and Dr. Pescatore’s Ultimate Heart Protection Protocol accurate and meaningful for maintaining or regaining heart health?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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Would Dr. Pescatore’s Ultimate Heart Protection Protocol be helpful for my current client with coronary artery disease?
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Is the approach of Dr. Pescatore’s Ultimate Heart Protection Protocol superior to using oral chelation therapy plus resveratrol I asked about recently, or would using the two together be additive or synergistic in terms of benefits, without risk, for coronary artery disease?
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