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Charts 36-5 · 36-14 · 13 min

The extra letters

A read of this page, with the plate.

Picture-lock · 0.9×
Banner: the oil letters and C
Banner. No bottles.Illustration · site art, not a Kapel Draw.
Chart 36-5: orotic acid, myelin and DNA as pictures; cancer as a student kit is held
Orotate. Whey. Root vegetables. Mineral orotates as names. Cancer as a student kit is held.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.
Chart 36-14: pangamic acid is dimethylglycine; oxygen as a picture
DMG. A methyl donor. Oxygen into tissue as a picture. A heart after an attack belongs with a physician. B-17 is held.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.

Orotic acid. Made in the gut. Whey, root vegetables as food literacy. Mineral orotates as names — lithium, magnesium, zinc. Sheath with Sphingolin and acetyl carnitine as names. Liver as a picture. DNA strand as a picture. Cancer as a student kit is held. DMG — pangamic, dimethylglycine. A methyl donor like methionine. Oxygen into tissue as a picture. Fume, carbon monoxide, smoker as named loads. Asthma as a picture — a finding belongs with a physician. A heart after an attack belongs with a physician. B-17 — amygdalin, laetrile. Sugar bound to cyanide. The source parks it as a cancer door. Held. Cyanide poisoning belongs with a physician. Apricot kernels are not a student kit. The bottle is not available here. You name the door. You leave the dose. You do not write an oncology from this practice.

Practice

Ask orotate. Ask DMG. If the room is a tumor or a cyanide, you leave. Do not prescribe a kernel.

Check

Header 36-5 · 36-14:

  1. Only 36-5 arrives
  2. Both print — orotate, then DMG / pangamic ✓
  3. Choline/inositol strip

That's the work.

The strip:

  1. Choline/inositol on a lens
  2. Orotate and DMG — extras, not a lens ✓
  3. A dose of a tumor

That's the work.

PRACTICE asks orotate and DMG:

  1. With no card
  2. With the orotate/DMG card ✓
  3. B-17 you dose

That's the work.

B-17:

  1. Apricot kernels you scoop
  2. Held — cyanide belongs with a physician — the bottle does not enter ✓
  3. A student oncology

That's the work.

Cancer as a student kit:

  1. Enters
  2. Held ✓
  3. DMG you dose

That's the work.

A heart after an attack:

  1. DMG you dose
  2. A physician ✓
  3. Inositol on a lens

That's the work.

You do not write a dose from this practice because:

  1. The door is named then left ✓
  2. A blood titer is a doctor's number
  3. Course 32 said so

That's the work.

Mineral orotates:

  1. The protocol
  2. Names — lithium, magnesium, zinc ✓
  3. A tumor kit

That's the work.

Asthma as a picture:

  1. DMG you dose
  2. A finding belongs with a physician ✓
  3. 36-5 only

That's the work.

The bottle is not available here:

  1. B-1
  2. B-17 / laetrile ✓
  3. Orotate

That's the work.