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‘It’s Cancer, We Have to Amputate Your Arm.’ -Australian Fruit Kills Cancer Tumours in Days

This fruit liquefies cancerous tumours

By Dean GeePublished 2 years ago 3 min read
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‘It’s Cancer, We Have to Amputate Your Arm.’ -Australian Fruit Kills Cancer Tumours in Days
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The Koala above in the image is so relaxed because he knows something you don’t. He knows about a berry in the Australian rain forest so he has, as all Aussies say, ‘no worries, mate!’

What causes cancerous tumours?

Basically, it’s when cells grow uncontrollably and outside of the regulating endogenous control systems. Our endogenous cells and mechanisms help with regeneration and repairing of tissues and fighting off of infection.

So endogenous stem cells are part of the immune system military defence force that we have inside our bodies.

Cancer is my pet hate, I always heard of people contracting it and suffering when I was young and I did at one stage develop an irrational fear of it, because I was not aware of the defence mechanisms we have within our bodies. Anything that has even a slight chance against cancer gets me so excited and anyone who has watched a loved one suffer with cancer, will be just as excited.

Can you imagine being told this?

“I’m afraid we will have to cut that tumour our of your arm, it’s cancer. If that does not work well then we will have to amputate your arm.”

Denise Powell who was about to have her arm amputated if the tumour returned, took part in the trial of EB46, a compound found in blushwood berries. We find these berries in the far north of Australia in the rain forests.

I quote from the health.qld.gov.au link below.

‘Melanoma sufferer Denise Powell was keen to be involved in the trial to avoid potential amputation of her arm after melanoma was discovered in her armpit.

“My surgeon said that the cancer could be surgically removed from my arm but if it returns, it may mean amputation of the arm.” ’

Denise opted for injection of the EB46 directly into the tumour in her armpit.

“In less than 20 minutes, the tumour had gone purple, then black, then within a couple of days it shrivelled up and died,” Ms Powell said.’

The huge benefit is that this therapy protects the healthy cells surrounding the tumour, unlike chemotherapy and radiation, it preserved healthy cells and the immune system to fight another day.

The special EB46 molecule, is the little cancer fighter that works with your body’s cells to target and kill the cancer.

They inject the molecule into the tumour and it gets right to work killing off that tumour; they said it literally liquefies the tumour. They have trialled Eb46 on 6 types of cancerous tumours and it has worked every time.

The berries (pictured below) are the ones that are the powerful cancer tumour fighters. I am always perturbed when they discover such a wonderful remedy, but it takes years for the products to be released because of clinical trials.

I believe clinical trials are necessary, but when such great news is clear, then those who choose to take the risk, those suffering with tumours, should have a choice to use the remedies discovered, as part of the trials, not just a select few. They should offer anyone who has need, the risk of clinical trial, most would have nothing to lose.

I am a little cynical and excuse my cynicism, but the thought often pervades my mind, that there are commercial bad actors at play, putting profits before people. Lining up patents and high prices to increase the suffering of people.

I understand that research and development is costly, but natural compounds that are used as a base must surely streamline and fast track the process?

The nagging thought lingers in my head that nobody can patent natural active compounds, so the laboratories working with such molecules look for synthetic ways to mimic the molecule so that they have a patentable product, which for them will prove profitable.

While reading up on this I read they had enlisted 14 people for trials on this compound and that results were excellent, let's hope my cynicism is unfounded, but somehow I think not, oops there I go again.

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Dean Gee

Inquisitive Questioner, Creative Ideas person. Marketing Director. I love to write about life and nutrition, and navigating the corporate world.

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