My story related to Dr. Podbielski's micronutrients is related to the illness of my goddaughter, who developed leukemia at the age of two. The child was taken to the internal ward of a children's hospital in Lublin. It was 1983, and the doctors were surprised that with such bad blood results the girl was still alive. The treatment applied did not give the expected results. The treatment consisted in the fact that it was necessary to "de-nourish" the body with drugs to such a state that it could withstand the effects of the actual medicine administered to the bone marrow. Unfortunately, the girl was in such a bad condition that even steroid-based drugs did not work.Organim was dying.
The first dose of TP1 and TP2 preparations, as well as the address in Warsaw where these preparations could be obtained, my sister, and the child's mother, got from my uncle.
Micronutrients she initially began to administer to the child in secret from doctors, later with the knowledge of Mrs. Dr. Sladkowska. Very soon the girl's body began to respond positively to the treatment and, to the great surprise of doctors, reached a satisfactory state so that proper treatment could begin. Dr. Podbielski's preparations were purchased in Warsaw. Dr. Podbielski would invite waiting people to his apartment and, after a short lecture, he would pour microelements into ampoules; if someone did not have a container, he would purchase them from the doctor for a small fee. I remember the doctor explaining the composition and action of the preparation. He compared the micronutrients to an unpalatable soup, the taste of which is dramatically improved by a pinch of salt. This 'salt' for our body is TP1 and TP2.
Hospital treatment supported by Dr. Podbielski's preparations lasted two years and several years of home treatment and follow-up visits.
Today my goddaughter is a mother of three "peasants" wife of one husband, she is alive and well. To this day, she does not know , that she went through such a severe disease.
In 1987, the mother of this "micronutrient uncle" fell ill with breast cancer. After hospital treatment, she was discharged home. The condition was very serious, according to information from the emergency room doctor there were already metastases to the lymph nodes and other organs, he would arrive with morphine to relieve the pain of the screaming patient.
My uncle gave my mother micronutrients and maybe other preparations, I don't know. After a few days, my grandmother got better, got out of bed and surprisingly lived a long time. In the meantime, an uncle and her son died of a heart attack and she was still alive. She died at an advanced age and not from cancer.
Greetings. A.K.
