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Steve Jobs' secret liver transplant

July 15, 2012 4:00 PM

In early 2009, Steve Jobs was "wasting away" in desperate need of a liver transplant, his biographer Walter Isaacson tells Steve Kroft. Jobs finally had the surgery in Memphis, and it was done in great secrecy - much like the development of a new Apple product.

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by harleyborgais November 21, 2011 10:29 PM EST
The sick truth is that the FDA, Drug and Cancer research companies all fight Against cancer cures.
The three best examples of Doctors curing cancer I know of are:
Dr. Gerson (cured 446/450 Terminal Patients. See: Gerson Institute), who used fruit juices (flood the body with nutrients), coffee enemas (to open bile duct and empty liver), liver and thyroid extracts to balance body chemistry and cure many 'Incurable' diseases...
Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski, who uses FDA approved drugs to create custom gene-cancer targeted therapies for a 30-50% cure rate...
and possibly Dr. Reams (not researched enough yet), who balances Ph/ions in the body by diet and drugs (supposed to have cured 100% of 10,000 Leukemia patients).

The cause of cancer is un-natural (toxic) body chemistry. The cure for cancer is removing toxins and balancing body chemistry.

Look me up if you want more.
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by lissa4 November 17, 2011 1:32 PM EST
Steve Kroft: How can you call Steve Jobs "stupid" for not getting surgery? He did what he was led to do by his own belief system. I don't believe in going through radiation and chemo if I were ever diagnosed with any form of cancer, I don't want to get sick before I may/may not get better. Not part of my journey either. To each his own.
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by suenoko October 27, 2011 4:10 PM EDT
Really?His wife was "vigiliant".So he bought his way to the top of the list.
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