Re: Breast Cancer Treatment?
Thankyou Psyche, regarding the Soursop fruit, there's also a comment by Sunlight,
Well, yes that is a very difficult question to answer Laura. I don't think I've seen people look at cancer in that light. It is a scary thought. If the body wants to self-destruct, finding the source of the problem might just seem to be too tall an order. These things do require a very open mind in order to find an answer. Will try to get my hands on a copy of the book.
Thankyou Psyche, regarding the Soursop fruit, there's also a comment by Sunlight,
Just thought i should this as well. Sugar intake should be reduced, point taken.This article was really fun to read! However It is difficult to find the information regarding the research done by Purdue University (1997), and the National Cancer Institute (1976) because it is claimed that the studies were never published in conclusion that the anti-carcinogenic properties could not be synthesized and patented. So the claim of those studies even being done goes by as hearsay, replicated without citation in numerous repostings of this article's source. I went digging to find some more credible sources on the matter and found these (below) to help solidify the claims. the Livestrong article citing even more helpful sources afterward. Hope this helps! Rock On, Nature!
1) Livestrong.com:
http://www.livestrong.com/article/456818-properties-and-benefits-of-graviola/
2) ACS publication:
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/jf9018239
Well, yes that is a very difficult question to answer Laura. I don't think I've seen people look at cancer in that light. It is a scary thought. If the body wants to self-destruct, finding the source of the problem might just seem to be too tall an order. These things do require a very open mind in order to find an answer. Will try to get my hands on a copy of the book.