Cancer Fighting Berries Grow ONE Place in the World
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0Blushwood Berries Grow Only One Place on Earth & Can Kill Cancer Cells In Minutes
When you say cancer, you’re talking about one of the most dreaded diseases on the planet. There is much research done in this area, with so many dead ends and so much frustration for researchers. When something does pop up that shows promise, it gets attention fast. When its a potential natural remedy for cancer, it tends to grab the attention of those who instinctively understand and believe that nature holds the key to healing virtually any human disease there is.
Blushwood berries are showing great promise for treatment of certain types of cancer. These berries grow only one place in the world, which is in parts of Far North Queensland in the Australian rain forest. They have very specific growing requirements (as many rain forest plants do) and are thus not found anywhere else.
Early indications seem quite promising, but a doctor involved in the research cautions that the drug may only be useful against tumors that can be accessed by direct injection. It would not be considered effective against metastatic cancers. Nonetheless, this is a promising potential cancer treatment that could be used in conjunction with current cancer fighting procedures.
Dr. Glen Boyle, leader of the research team that made this discovery, was surprised at the speed with which the compound found in the blushwood berries acted on the tumors. Rather than taking several weeks to show results, in this case it was only a matter of days.
Here is an excerpt from an article with further details, please share this with others interested in natural remedies!
An eight-year study by a medical research institute has found that a compound in blushwood berries that kills cancer cells in skin melanomas.
Not only is the compound highly effective with no side effects, but scientists were amazed at how fast the compounds started working. The fruit compound started working in five minutes, making the cancerous melanoma and neck tumors disappear in a matter of days.
The compound was 75% successful in fighting skin cancer on dogs cats and horses. The research led by Dr Glen Boyle, from the QIMR Berghofer medical research institute in Brisbane, is highly promising and could be a potential cure for fighting several surface cancers….
The cancer-fighting compound is extracted from the berry’s seed through a complicated purification process. Why the compound is found in the berry and how it works is still unknown.
Tests of the EBC-46 drug (derived from the berry) were run by QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute. All animals treated in the study were considered by veterinary practitioners to have untreatable disease using current standards of care. Many of the animals treated were within weeks of being euthanized.
“Elderly patients for example who just can’t go through another round of chemo or can’t go through another general anaesthetic for example, this could be used to treat those sorts of tumours and hopefully improve quality of life for people,” he said.
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