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	GOOD ~~MORNINGDear~~ Mr. Kalcker,		GOOD MORNING

			Dear Mr. Kalcker,

	I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank you. About three years ago, you recommended the clinic in Mexico to us, and that has changed our lives for the better.		I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank you. About three years ago, you recommended the clinic in Mexico to us, and that has changed our lives for the better.

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GOOD MORNINGDear Mr. Kalcker,

I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank you. About three years ago, you recommended the clinic in Mexico to us, and that has changed our lives for the better.

The reason we reached out to you back then was the serious diagnosis of my sister-in-law, who had been diagnosed with terminal lung cancer by three different clinics. Her health was extremely poor; all her organs were affected by cancer, and she was spitting up blood 🩸 and struggling to breathe. The doctors had informed us that her life expectancy, according to their assessments, was at most three months. The conventional medicine suggested chemotherapy, but we were uncertain if that was the right path for her.

When we contacted the clinic, they explained to us after reviewing the documents that they did not have experience with lung cancer; however, they assured us that the therapy with Chlordioxide would not harm her. In addition to this therapy, there were two or three other treatments she undertook. In any case, the progress was such that she soon began to feel better; quite rapidly, the bloody sputum disappeared, and she was able to breathe again. Today, she is still alive and free from any complaints, and she can care for her three small children. She is incredibly grateful, and we are exceedingly thankful to you for your support and recommendation.

Additionally, I want to inform you that I shared this approach with a friend of mine who had bladder cancer and was facing bladder removal surgery. He also implemented the treatment with Chlordioxide, and initially, he felt unwell for three days. However, after that, he started urinating white mucus. During the subsequent check-up and imaging for the planned operation, no cancer could be detected anymore.

I simply wanted to share these positive experiences with you.

Thank you very much and best regards,

from: info@andreaskalcker.com

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Andreas at 14:18, 15 October 2024