User talk:Motzingw

The information on this page is biased against the benefits of Gersons therapy because of its limited sources.

To correct this, additional information needs to be made available to readers (including the no less than 4 documentaries that include patient testamonials with medical records showing resmission of symptoms).

There are no trials with evidence to dispute Gerson therapy efficacy, only lack of evidence to prove it.

Lets let the reader decide. Patient testamonials with medical records are not 'unreliable sources.'-

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