Celine Dion: Fabrizio Ciancio replay at “Pray for me”

Celine’s cure EXISTS.

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1) https://www.bitchute.com/video/tXFccqQugp4h
2) https://www.bitchute.com/video/Nvhzj6bhOQWz

I am Fabrizio Ciancio, an independent journalist and in recent years I have interviewed many doctors and researchers. One such researcher claims to have the cure for Celine. Here is the email I received:

Dear Sir,

My name is Giovanni Puccio, and I am the president of a non-profit scientific research association. I have dedicated 33 years to studying the chemical structures of organisms. I am writing to you because I have been trying for months to contact a family member or a physician of Celine Dion to discuss a therapy that may benefit her.

The therapy in question is Complementary Antidegenerative Reducing (CRAPU) therapy, a form of integrated biological medicine. This therapy has helped many people without any side effects and works by reactivating the three life cycles. Our approach is based on a fundamental principle of biochemistry: each gene is associated with an enzyme, and this enzyme interacts with tRNA. The introduction of a toxin can inhibit these enzymes, leading to genetic lesions over time. Unlike traditional medicine, which often focuses on symptoms, we concentrate on the underlying causes through integrated biological medicine.

To determine if this therapy could help Celine, we would need to study her biochemical system. Specifically, we require some basic tests to assess whether her condition might be related to persistent oxidative stress, altered intestinal flora, or parasites. For the latter, we perform a special test in a research laboratory in Milan called AMCO.

The tests we need include:

– Homocysteine: to understand the functionality of three vital cycles that form a molecular protective shield for the body and to assess persistent oxidative stress.
– Vitamin D
– PTH (Parathyroid Hormone)
– Haemochrome (Complete Blood Count)
– Serotonin
– Cholesterol
– Gastrin
– Viral Load
– Protein S100
– VES (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate)
– Serum Zonulin
– Fecal Calprotectin