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How are you doing now? As the inventor of intratumoral chlorine dioxide injections, I’m excited to share some great news here:

Today (July 1st), we received news of the world’s first case of intratumoral injection of chlorine dioxide for breast cancer treatment. On May 5th, a British breast cancer patient, under my guidance, underwent an intratumoral injection for her breast cancer. At that time, she described her tumor as being 7x6 cm in size, with two lymph node metastases. I recommended injecting high-concentration chlorine dioxide (above 3000 ppm) at 10% of the tumor volume. She reported injecting 6 ml into the primary tumor and 1 ml into the metastatic sites, but due to unbearable pain, she couldn’t reach the suggested amount.

By early June, she noted that the tumor had softened and reduced in size. Today, she informed me that the tumor now measures 5x4 cm. I estimate that the tumor has shrunk by about 70%. Any clinician with experience in clinical trials would find this reduction ratio astonishing.

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Jul 1Liked by Visceral Adventure

Thank you for sharing this, you are a wonderful positive shining light ❤️❤️❤️

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Thank you, April! Glad you’re here sharing your positive light! 🥰

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Jul 1Liked by Visceral Adventure

Hi Tonika - I live in Chicago not too far from you, and might be able to join your upcoming party/fundraiser. We have family coming through town and may be staying with us at that time, so tbd. Will you send out a reminder closer to the event?

Also, I'm in training for the Body Code. Do you know it? It's energy work and it's so simple its hard to believe it works. But it seems to have great results. Would you like to have some free sessions with me - both to help you and as part of my training? We can zoom or meet in person (portage park).

My email is marta@innerartistry.space, if you'd like to connect for sessions or a fellow chicagoan connection.

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Hi Marta, I will email you!

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It doesn't seem to matter how many times I hear the story of your reunion with the twins -- I weep every time.

You are making of your life a work of art, friend, and those of us lucky enough to be in your presence are expanded by it.

Gosh I love you. XOX

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I love you so hard. Thank you, Mary. Enjoy that trip- sounds like it’s exactly the right stuff memories are made out of. ❤️

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Jun 30Liked by Visceral Adventure

Sending you love and hugs. Tonika <3

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Thank you, dear! ❤️

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Jul 1·edited Jul 1Liked by Visceral Adventure

Just had time to read it all properly. Wow, and I teared up at the ending!

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❤️ 🥰

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Thanks, Tonika. What a journey and so good of you to take the time to update everyone. I imagine many are and will benefit by it.

Sounds like you have addressed your whole big multi-dimensional you - physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually. So impressive.

Not that you need anymore information... and you are probably fully aware of Clif High's posts on how he dealt with cancer, but I'll link this recent one, in case: https://clifhigh.substack.com/p/ahimsa-first-do-no-harm.

Hugs and prayers and love to you! 🙏💕🧚‍♀️ (and of course, a fairy)

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I actually wasn’t aware that Cliff had his own dance with cancer. Will read this tonight, thanks for sharing!

And thanks for noticing all the aspects: my physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual journey. Whatever the trial and tribulations, life is still so damn beautiful!

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"Whatever the trial and tribulations, life is still so damn beautiful!"💯👏💕

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Jun 30Liked by Visceral Adventure

❤️‍🔥

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What decisions and ordeals, thank God for a great support group. Glad you are going to bypass the radiation therapy, causes more damage i think than good.

surgery sounds like a good way to go. I finally had my umpteenth surgery, tumor just went wild on me. will drop you an email.

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Just getting around to the digital world now. I will check my email!

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Jun 29Liked by Visceral Adventure

I wouldn't view surgery as a bad thing, especially under the parameters you laid out. I've had small moles removed from my skin, not because they were cancerous but simply because they could become so in the future. This may give your body the ability to fight an imbalance that had otherwise grown too out of hand to be easily dealt with. Also focus on the spiritual aspect of all of this. Sometimes the most important times are when you are away for all sides. Take care of yourself and healing prayers on your journey...

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If there are better options, I do not recommend surgery.

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Wise words, thank you, I am definitely focusing on the spiritual journey of it all.

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Jun 29Liked by Visceral Adventure

Thanks for the update! Good luck for the surgery!

With much love, a tender hug, many kisses and healing prayers

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Thank you, Jen! Well received and hugs and kisses right back to you. And healing vibes to. I wasn’t sure by your last fb message if you were ok on your end. 😢 love to you and the fam and the kids!

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Thanks for the update, beautiful soul! Big hugs of Love, Tonika. You are one amazing human! I was crying along with your twins and the other choir members!! XOXOXO

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Oh, Barbara, thank you, dear sweet woman. XOXO 🤗 🥰

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🧚🌸🩷

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Jun 29Liked by Visceral Adventure

Thank you for sharing this journey with us and the links to alternatives. The 2nd Smartest Guy was my first foray while reading your Substack, fantastic!

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Thanks, JC. Appreciate you being here!

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Jun 29Liked by Visceral Adventure

Sending email!

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Jun 29Liked by Visceral Adventure

This is absolutely incredible. I am speechless. Thank you Tonika.

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Thanks for being in my corner, EDAU!

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Hey. I’m just writing to support your path and decision process. I think what you’ve done is very thoroughly considered. Choosing the surgery/medical model at this stage is what I would do to since you have ‘owned’ the illness (as evidenced by not outsourcing your plan to modern medicine) but are open to surrendering.

Philosophically speaking I would add that while we experience ourselves as effects of an outside world (ie it gave birth to us) we should hold the possibility that it’s an illusion or a dream but at the same time not fight the dream and allow it to play out.

I believe this is what you are doing and there is a great kindness you offer us all by your demonstration.

Thank you and I wish you all the best.

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Oh my, we speak the same language. Yes, from a philosophical stand point, I hold that theory in my brain as well. Just riding it all out over here. If I have a long physical life experience, then I’ll impart what I learn and enjoy what this experiment has to offer. If I depart the physical, then I’ll get to see the beyond and see what that next adventure is all about. But so far, the physical has been pretty fun and having children really makes me desire to stick around and live to the fullest with them.

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Jun 29Liked by Visceral Adventure

Thank you for this brave update, and giving others leads of things to try.

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🙌 🙏

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