Question by Nutinut23: I believe that cancer has natural cures that the medical community won’t look into.?
Face it, if a doctor or a drug company proves that you can cure cancer with a vitamin he’s not going to become rich. Don’t trust drug companies for nutrition advice – they don’t sell vitamins and they don’t want people to buy vitamins or heal diseases naturally.

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Question by Terry: Question about a DUI Iam Recieveing?
First let me apologize…Never thought I would be the one who would be the danger on the roads for drinking and driving. So the police officer told me I was Recieving A DUI and I blew A 2…Im not sure what this means and how far away from the legal limit I was but I do know that I got the highest level of DUI’s which they called a Tier 3…Can anyone explain this to me.. I live in PA,,,Thanks for the advice

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I haven’t had a DUI but I know in PA they are pretty strict. Did you call a lawyer?

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