Miracle dandelion tea
The University of Windsor in Canada conducted an initial research at the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, and the results gave new hope to cancer patients. It was discovered that the root of the dandelion actually “kills” cells affected by cancer with no harmful effects on other cells in the body, it was announced on the Natural News website.
Dandelion Tea acts on the affected cells so that they disintegrate within 48 hours, during which time no new healthy cells in the body will “be affected”, according to the survey. It was concluded that continuous treatment with dandelion root could destroy most cancer cells in affected patients, and because of these unexpected results team of researchers has received additional support to continue the research of this miraculous plant.
John di Carlo, 72 years old, who is personally convinced of the healing properties of dandelion, underwent intensive and “aggressive” chemotherapy treatments in the fight for his health and the healing process was a full three years before the doctors sent him home to spend his last days with his loved ones.
Given the fact that the doctors had fewer alternatives in finding functional solutions in the fight against his illness, he proposed to drink tea from the root of the dandelion as the last straw. After only four months, according to Natural News, this man has experienced disease remission (partial or complete regression of the disease).Clinical trials
The first clinical trials are already underway in Canada.
The clinical trial will be focused on sufferers of blood-borne cancers such as leukemia who have tried all other avenues of treatment.
“This is for people who have exhausted all other options,” said Pandey.
Patients can be from across Canada, but treatment will be provided out of the Windsor Regional Cancer Centre through oncologist Dr. Caroline Hamm.
Hamm discovered the interesting properties of dandelion root while treating an 85-year-old woman with leukemia who saw a dramatic drop in her white blood count after drinking dandelion tea. Details of the trial can be found at canadiancancertrials.ca and searching “dandelion.”.
Let’s hope big pharma does not find a way to shut this down! Do more research if you feel this might be of benefit. Read the full article here.
Source: windsorstar.com
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Blood purifier.
well what is it????
Look like dandelion roots.