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Medicine 2012-09-20 1 min read

Thomas Lodi, M.D. New Book on How to Stop Making Cancer Due Out Winter 2012

Thomas Lodi, M.D. is the leading expert in the field of Integrative Oncology. Dr Lodi has dedicated his career to the research and application of comprehensive cancer care by identifying and addressing the root causes of cancer
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SCOTTSDALE, AZ, September 20, 2012

Thomas Lodi, M.D. is the leading expert in the field of Integrative Oncology. Dr Lodi has dedicated his career to the research and application of comprehensive cancer care by identifying and addressing the root causes of cancer. He is founder and chief physician at An Oasis of Healing; the only Alternative Cancer Care clinic of it's kind. Through his research, educational video productions, writing, and the establishing of cancer healing centers around the world he strives to empower patients how to Stop Making Cancer by identifying and resolving the underlying causes of the condition. During this process at An Oasis of Healing, the cancer is targeted and eliminated without harm to the patient while simultaneously and specifically enhancing the immune system.

His highly anticipated new book Stop Making Cancer outlines in detail the methods and rationale for the multitude of successes experienced by the majority of people who have walked through the doors of An Oasis of Healing. This has and continues to occur thanks to this scientifically valid and comprehensive program of healing that enhances rather than diminish the immune system's functioning and addresses the most important and relevant challenge facing people who have been diagnosed with cancer and even those who have not been diagnosed, "How do I stop doing this?" "How do I stop making this cancer?"

For more information and to pre-order the book please visit: http://www.StopMakingCancer.com
or call: 480-834-5414
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