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from:msnbc.comThe popular antidepressant drug Paxil may interfere with breast cancer treatments, making patients more likely to relapse and die, researchers in Canada reported on Monday.
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I threw my tamoxifen in the garbage! I had breast cancer and followed the Oncologist's advise and got surgery, six months of chemo and seven weeks of radiation. Then he recommended that I take tamoxifen for five years. That's when I ran from my Oncologist! I've been detoxing ever since and eating good fats, veggies, raw milk, grass fed products, etc. I'm healthy and happy and cancer free! It's been a challenge trying to dodge all that "cheap food" out there causing so many diseases.
No more chemicals in my food and meds!
BTW, all of the women I knew at the clinic receiving chemo and tamoxifen got cancer again, some two or three times. That was ten years ago.
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