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Hi everybody,

I am on GF diet about 20 years. I eliminated gluten from my diet, after 
abdominal surgery for twisted and ruptured small intestine. After 
surgery, the surgeon told me that my intestine is rotten. He gave me 2-6 
months to live; if I am lucky. Well, he was wrong.

Since that, I recovered very quickly and keep my health in excellent 
shape, without any medications. That is bad for pharmaceutical industry. 
In addition, I didn't see doctor about 5 years.

It was working for me so well, that I was thinking that I am untouchable 
with any disease. That is my point, which I want to share with you. Last 
doctor's visit he surgically removed small mould on my chest. After 
while, developed there little scab. I didn't pay serious attention to 
it, until it grows about size of quarter. Meanwhile, my doctor retired, 
so I ended up without family doctor. It didn't hurt, so I was keeping 
putting it up for "later". It never strokes my mind that I have skin cancer.

One of beautiful autumn day; last year, I was sitting on the porch 
watching people walking by. A 92 years lady approached me with request 
to join me using another chair. She was a sweet old lady, so she joined 
me few times after. One day she told me that she will not be around too 
long, because she has breast cancer. She didn't want surgery and 
chemotherapy. Than I started reading articles about cancer. I found few 
about effecting dandelion roots healing cancer. I dug some on my back 
yard and made a tea, by fallowing instruction in the web site. She was 
sceptical at first. Than she took it with statement: it will not kill 
me; so why not to try. Meanwhile, I found out that tea is not bad tast 
and brew it with green tea was just perfect. On her answer, why am I 
drinking that tea, when I have no cancer? My answer was: prevention. 
After couple of months I noticed that my scab on the chest is gone. Also 
my old lady's health improved. She is clean of cancer. I wouldn't 
believe, if someone ells would told me that. I have to believe, because 
it happens to me.

So; be nice to humble dandelions; they are good for us.
Albert


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