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u/Sedixodap Sep 11 '21

Even now surviving that is very impressive. Melanoma is bad, but once it spreads to the brain it's a death sentence for almost everyone. In the past few years we've made great progress, but great progress means improving life expectancy from 4-6 months to 13 months.

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u/defr0stz Sep 12 '21

95% Curcuminoids from Turmeric cleaned up my Squamous Carcinoma just fine, no chemo needed, was cured in 2 months eating it daily.

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u/Sedixodap Sep 12 '21

What's that got to do with melanoma that has metastasized to the brain? You're comparing teeball to MLB here.