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Paw Paw 28 Oct 2012 16:19 #25649

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I am interested in the North American paw paw. Recently, I saw on the Internet discussion comparing the closely related tropical Graviola with the North American paw paw. I read where Graviola is considered 10 times more effective than Chemotherapy and the paw paw appears to be even more effective than Graviola. I live near the Great Smokey Mountains of East Tennessee and there is a paw paw patch near my home.

Mary Letitia Burden Stewart

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