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A woman discovers the source of cancer is bacterial, rather than viral and spends years in the mid-1900s researching a protocol to successfully destroy it. But the medical establishment vilifies and ignores her findings. So she goes it alone, establishing her own medical clinic that has phenomenal survival rates. Sounds like a fictional thriller? It's the real life story of Virginia Livingston-Wheeler a brilliant, stubborn, pioneering microbiologist and epidemioplogist whose cure for cancer will one day be viewed alongside the discoveries of Pasteur, Curie and Salk/Sabin. This story is more relevant today than ever before because the latest science is now validating her protocols. Antitubercular vaccines, autogenous vaccines (prepared from the patient's own tumor), high doses of vitamins A, C, D, E and essential minerals and an immune-boosting diet high in cancer-fighting foods like broccoli sprouts and tomatoes are recommended by the medical academy that once denounced her. Laypeople - especially the millions diagnosed with new cancers each year - are anxiously searching for a real cure, while newly trained practitioners are bound to be more receptive to the innovate work of "Dr. Virginia." Throughout the book are news updates about current cancer treatments, research projects and nutritional developments that confirm Dr. Virginia's visionary work - promoting the body's innate ability to combat cancer.