Black Salve Alternative Cancer Treatment (1)

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, heavily populated by former (and future) pharmaceuticalindustry
executives, has a long history of aggressively attempting to close down businesses that
produce holistic healthcare products for cancer and other serious illnesses, even if (especially if) the
products work. This often involves raiding, arresting, prosecuting, and imprisoning the owners of the
companies. Terrorist raids have become the new cure-all for alternative cancer remedies. –Bevan
Potter
Currently black salve (popularly known as the alpha omega labs product called ‘Cansema’) is only
“approved” to treat cancer in horses, cats and dogs. It is currently illegal to claim any therapeutic
benefits for humans. Any website selling black salve can legally only list its application for treating
cats and dogs etc. Despite black salve being known by some veterinarians to successful treat cancer
(like selenium) The U.S. Food and Drug Administration lists Cansema (black salve) as a "fake cancer
cure" and has publicly warned consumers to avoid it. Is this based on incomplete evidence and
suppression?
Pharmaceutical companies have no financial interest in paying for human trials of any natural
cancer remedy. So what happens when a natural CURE is discovered? Public education is the only
way to ensure its SECURITY. That’s right, public knowledge can only police it. But who allocates
the budget to support this? There are MANY alternative cancer treatments which like black salve
have statistical efficiency over the current medical industry (yes industry). However Panacea and
others lack a budget for the PUBLIC EDUCATION of them. Needed are resources for biofeedback
(medical records) studies and for the policing of these studies. This document will also describe
Panacea’s stratagem to address this situation and how you can help this effort.
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