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Amy Elohim

Master Herbalist, Licensed Functional Medicine Practitioner

Cancer

Hey Amy, I am a breast cancer survivor. I was diagnosed in 2019. I had 4 rounds of chemo and then in 2020 I had 37 rounds of radiation. After radiation, I was prescribed a chemo pill to take for 7 years. In January of 2023, I committed to making a lifestyle change to improve my health. So I stopped the chemo pill. I was tired of feeling bad all the time, nauseated ALL the time and of being so exhausted all the time. I recently asked you about my husband who has Parkinson’s. You suggested a heavy metal detox for him and the detox baths as well. You also suggested your blood sugar product for my diabetics. Thank you! My question is, what can I do to get any toxins from the chemo pill out of my system? My husband and I are going to do the heavy metals detox and the detox baths and I am ordering the blood sugar product. Is there any thing else I can do? Thank you Amy!
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    I'm SO PROUD OF YOU!  Wow!  Good for you for taking all of those steps AND realizing that the chemo pill was slowly killing you!  You simply need to stay on the heavy metal kits for a few months.  37 rounds of radiation will add a major toxin load to the system, so you'll want to spend a few months just working on the heavy metals.  Once you've done about 3 months of the heavy metals, you'll want to start working on the parasite aspect.  You can then switch to the O'Candida Cleanse, or the parasite Killer kit and do that for 2-3 months.  While doing these cleanses, you can do other supplements like the Blood Sugar Balance, Mind your Minerals, Apple A Day, Happy Hormones, etc.  You just don't want to mix any of the major kits with major kits.  I'm so excited for you and I can't wait to see you in 6 months from now!!! Be sure to use code COMMUNITY15 for 15% off your order. Keep up the awesome work!