Medicinal Plant That Cures Cancer

[GreenGuy]

An Asian shrub called brucea javonica apparently has amazing properties (http://preventdisease.com/news/14/012414_Amazing-Medicinal-Plant-Kills-Malignant-Tumors-and-Destroys-70-Percent-Breast-Cancer-Cells.shtml) and is finally getting mainstream recognition.


As more knowledge and research is being extended to populations confined to conventional allopathic principles, the broad categories of herbal and plant medicines are finally reaching the mainstream. The effectiveness of medicinal plants and foods to treat cancer is perhaps receiving the most widespread attention. Dietary anti-angiogenic foods alone have sparked so much interest in the cancer community, that even veteran Physicians are beginning to recommend them to cancer patients.

Brucea javanica (Brucea javanica (L.) Merr) is one of those plants that needs far more recognition in this catergory for its incredible ability to selectively kill cancer cells.

A shrub original from South-east Asia, and occurs from Sri Lanka and India towards Indo-China, southern China, Taiwan, Thailand and even northern Australia, B. javanica has been the subject of hundreds of studies and clinical trials, all of them aimed to better understand two main key issues: First how effective this plant really is; and secondly, if it is so effective, which active constituents are responsible for its anti-cancer properties.

[mpod001]

You should also do some reading on the amazing benefits of the Moringa tree! http://www.miracletrees.org

[rgray222]

We need forced repeal of the FDA's utterly ridiculous "flat Earth" belief that there is no such thing as any vitamin, mineral, nutrient or botanical that has any ability whatsoever to treat, prevent or cure any disease. This absurd belief is hopelessly outdated, and it results in patients and health care providers being unable to find or recommend affordable, safe and efficacious nutritional therapies that prevent and in some cases even help reverse disease.

This ridiculous and corrupt belief by the government and in particular the FDA only benefits pharmaceutical companies and gives virtually no thought to the well being of citizens.

[Tesla_WTC_Solution]

"anti-angiogenic" -- this is the property that inhibits "runaway growth" of blood vessels, correct?
Tumors are characterized not only by their size but also by how well-connected they have become to the bloodstream.
Which is what makes some cancers inoperable.

Cannabis has some similar properties, I think (I need to check), "anti-angiogenic" also. It might affect or restrict the manner in which blood vessels proliferate.
This is exciting and scary, for obvious reasons. How does this affect the placenta, and are African gene groups less susceptible to cannabis than others?
Because of differences in the blood. :)


p.s. this is why weed cures cancer:

http://www.brainlife.org/reprint/blazquez_200303.pdf

Inhibition of tumor angiogenesis by cannabinoids1
CRISTINA BLA´ZQUEZ,2 M. LLANOS CASANOVA,*,2 ANNA PLANAS,†
TERESA GO´ MEZ DEL PULGAR, CONCEPCIO´ N VILLANUEVA,‡
MARI´A J. FERNA´NDEZ-ACEN˜ERO,‡ JULIA´N ARAGONE´S,§ JOHN W. HUFFMAN,

JOSE´ L. JORCANO,* AND MANUEL GUZMA´N3

Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology I, School of Biology, Complutense University,
Madrid, Spain; *Project on Cellular and Molecular Biology and Gene Therapy, CIEMAT, Madrid,
Spain; †
Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, IIBB-CSIC, IDIBAPS, Barcelona, Spain; ‡
Department of Pathology, Hospital General de Mo´stoles, Madrid, Spain; §
Department of
Immunology, Hospital de la Princesa, Madrid, Spain; and

Department of Chemistry, Clemson
University, Clemson, South Carolina, USA

PRINCIPAL FINDINGS
1. Cannabinoid administration inhibits tumor
angiogenesis

2. Cannabinoid administration inhibits vascular
endothelial cell migration and survival

3. Cannabinoid administration inhibits tumor
expression of proangiogenic factors and improves
other markers of tumor malignancy


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[Koyaanisqatsi]

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