Ingredients: Red Clover Blossom, Mistletoe, Garlic, Turmeric and Self Heal

 

 

Garlic - Is an herb that you cannot take too much of. Dr Richard Schulze, the master herbalist and successful natural healer, strongly advocates the liberal use of garlic to aid and strengthen the body. He has even gone as far as to say that if he is to use only one program or food for healing, it would be garlic. That’s how powerful garlic can be as an herbal remedy for cancer.

Garlic is truly one of the most powerful herbs for cancer fighting, as well as battling other diseases. When you are seriously ill, then the more garlic you are eating/drinking, the better. If you have cancer, you are best off eating 8, 12, 16, 20, or even more cloves per day. Having reeking garlic breath is a small price to pay for beating cancer.

Red Clover -  Is another useful tool in using an herbal treatment for cancer. It is a powerful anti cancer herb. If you have cancer, the more red clover you are getting, the better. Studies have suggested that red clover isoflavones are more effective in reducing heat flashes than pharmaceutical preparations, and can delay bone loss associated with osteoporosis. Red clover also appears to reduce the levels of LDL (bad) cholesterol, limit the progress of benign prostate
hyperplasia and reduce the buildup of plaque that causes heart disease.

 

Mistletoe - Several European studies have demonstrated that cancer patients who consume European mistletoe experience increased survivability and improved quality of life, according to the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine.
Studies also show relations to cancer prevention, and the outcomes have been promising. For example, a study published in June 2008 in "Cancer Letters" found that mistletoe led to the death of human leukemia cells in vitro. In fact, the authors mention that mistletoe is one of the most popular chemopreventive herbs used in alternative medicine therapies.

Turmeric - According to the UMMC, turmeric may help to treat prostate, breast, skin and colon cancers. This fragrant spice restricts blood flow to malignant tumors; turmeric's potent antioxidant effects also help to strengthen and protect healthy cells. Turmeric may also help to ease nausea, indigestion, fatigue and secondary infections associated with chemotherapy.
Most herbal traditions use turmeric to "invigorate the blood."  Turmeric is the main anti-inflammatory herb of Ayurvedic medicine. Ayurveda uses turmeric to treat diseases of the liver and to relieve inflammation. Laboratory tests have found that turmeric is antioxidant and antimutagenic (13,14), that is, it potentially helps prevent new cancers that are caused by chemotherapy or radiation used to treat existing cancers. Turmeric in the diet may help prevent the pain of arthritis, bursitis, and tendonitis.  The antioxidants in turmeric fight atherosclerosis by deactivating platelet-activating factor (PAF). This protein seals leaks in blood vessels by stimulating the growth of a protein "net" on which a cholesterol plaque can form. Curcumin in turmeric helps prevent hardening of the arteries in people who have diabetes, and also helps stop the loss of protein through the kidneys. In the laboratory, the antioxidants in turmeric kill cultures of cancer cells from the skin, bloodstream, and ovaries. Curcumin may stop the action of a liver enzyme that activates environmental toxins into carcinogenic forms, and may be especially useful in deactivating the carcinogens in cigarette smoke and chewing tobacco. Turmeric in the diet increases the production of enzymes that digest fats and sugars, and stop cholesterol from forming gallstones.

 

Self Heal - There is a German saying, "He needs neither physician nor surgeon who has self heal to help himself?, and that sentiment seems to be confirmed as modern medicine studies one of the most commonly used healing herbs in the world. Chemical analyses have shown that heal all has antibiotic and antiseptic properties that are effective against herpes and e. coli, among others. It is astringent, and helps slow and stop bleeding both internally and externally.
It has shown promise in treating AIDS and tuberculosis and some forms of cancer. 
Self Heal is the subject of cancer and HIV study. Study how that old natural remedy transformed in a promising new treatment.
Self Heal, in addition called over or perhaps all-heal over, has long been utilized in natural medicine by European, Chinese, and North American national healers. However now, scientific interest in that plant is evolving as study shows that it has anti-tumor and anti-virus properties. Lots Of studies spotlight the plant’s promising use as an anti-cancer and anti-HIV (human being immunodeficiency virus that could result in AIDS) treatment.