An Immortality Tea?

Have you heard of Gynostemma Pentaphyllum? It is a five-leafed perennial climbing vine native to Southern China, Northern Vietnam, Korea, and Japan. It belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family, the same plant family as cucumbers, gourds, and melons. Unlike these varieties, gynostemma does not bear edible fruit and is a dioecious species, existing as either a male or female plant. When the two grow together, the female will produce small clusters of black seeded berries.

Gynostemma is also referred to as "sweet-tea vine,” and it became particularly famous as an "immortality tea." In the last several decades, it has increasingly gained popularity. The plant contains a group of triterpenoid saponins known as ginsenosides, which are believed to be responsible for many of its health-promoting properties. It is an adaptogenic herb rich in antioxidants with chemical constituents similar to ginseng. The leaf has more potency than the root when it comes to the healing benefits. It helps lower blood pressure, support cardiovascular health, promote longevity, and improve respiratory function. It also supports weight loss by boosting fat metabolism and has a calming effect on the mind and body to alleviate stress and anxiety.

Gynostemma is a great source of antioxidants and nutrients such as amino acids, vitamins, and minerals, including selenium, magnesium, zinc, calcium, iron, potassium, manganese, and phosphorus. Although it’s not botanically related to Panax ginseng or other ginseng, Gynostemma contains some of the same compounds as ginseng, such as ginsenosides. It also contains other ginseng-like saponins. Interestingly enough, Gynostemma contains over 80 different saponins compared to the 28 found in ginseng. Gypenosides are one of the main chemical compounds found in gynostemma that are responsible for its healing effects. These are triterpenoid saponins that are also present in other tonic herbs such as ashwagandha, Siberian ginseng, and astragalus root.

Gynostemma is also referred to as "southern ginseng", since it grows mainly in south-central China, and due to its similarity to ginseng and its saponin content. Its high saponin glycoside content gives the herb a sweet taste. The term "saponin" is actually derived from the Latin word meaning soap, which means they are chemical compounds with soap-like characteristics.

Researchers suggested that two very important antioxidants contribute to its amazing health benefits — glutathione and superoxide dismutase. One clinical study revealed that taking gynostemma each day for two months reduced fatigue, insomnia, memory loss, and other aging signs.

Here are some main health benefits of Gynostemma pentaphyllum:

Supports cardiovascular health by lowering blood pressure, reducing cholesterol levels, and improving circulation. Gynostemma may help promote healthy blood flow and prevent excess arterial narrowing. Chronic narrowed arteries are a major cause of heart disease.

Boosts immune function by increasing the production of immune cells. By enhancing antioxidant enzyme activity and reducing oxidative cell damage, gynostemma can boost the body’s immune cells to fight against disease and neutralize free radicals. Gynostemma is considered an adaptogen because of its ability to modulate immune functions and provide protective effects against chronic inflammation. These qualities as an adaptogenic substance are directly related to its high amount of triterpenoid saponin gypenosides and several polysaccharide compounds, which help lower high blood pressure, boost lipid metabolism, balance cholesterol, and stabilize blood sugar levels.

Promotes weight loss by increasing metabolism and reducing fat absorption. Gynostemma may increase fat-burning capacity and make muscle cells more sensitive to insulin. Gynostemma helps improve blood flow during exercise, and this can increase exercise capacity and duration, which promotes weight loss through increased energy expenditure. Active compounds in Gynostemma may help regulate insulin, reduce liver fat accumulation, and insulin resistance.
How to consume gynostemma? 

Although fresh gynostemma leaves are edible, it is usually dried and heat-processed to release many of their beneficial compounds. It is excellent to make an herbal tea with it. It is generally recommended to put a teaspoon of leaves in a cup of hot water, and you can use it more than once during the day. It has a delicious, slightly sweet taste with a flavor similar to green tea and nettle.

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Carom Seeds - A Safeguard for Your Digestive Health ❤️

Have you heard of carom seeds, also known as Ajwain? Ajwain is a plant native to Egypt that also grows throughout India, Asia, and Europe. It is also known as ajwain, bishop’s weed, jain, yamini, or carom seeds. It is known by two species names: Trachyspermum ammi or Carum copticum. The plant grows in hot, dry areas. It produces a small fruit called a schizocarp. This fruit is yellow with light yellow lines that look like lace umbrellas, similar to the flowers of Queen Anne's lace. As the fruit ripens, it splits into single seeds. Carom seeds look like fennel and cumin seeds and have a rich fragrance. They are never eaten raw; they are cooked properly before being added to a dish. Due to their numerous health benefits, many people in India incorporate seeds into their diet. The seeds are commonly used in traditional medicine to treat digestive and lung issues and as a spice.

Carom seeds are rich in plant chemicals called polyphenols, including saponins, glycosides, flavonoids, and phenols. The fruit or seeds also contain essential oils such as thymol and carvacrol. These plant chemicals are antioxidants that help protect against heart disease, diabetes, and cancer.  In an animal study, researchers suggested that ajwain extracts were more effective than the NSAID at lowering swelling and inflammation in rats, but only at very high doses. The plant extracts were effective for up to 2 hours and gradually wore off. Ajwain blocks inflammatory chemicals and increases the release of the brain chemical GABA, which has a calming effect on the brain.

Carom seeds are incredibly nutritious; they are rich in fiber, antioxidants, and other vitamins and minerals. They also have powerful antibacterial and antifungal properties due to active compounds - thymol and carvacrol in them, which have been shown to inhibit the growth of bacteria and fungi. Some research indicates that thymol may have calcium-channel-blocking effects and can help lower blood pressure levels. Delayed stomach emptying is one of the main causes of indigestion. Carom seeds have been shown to increase the process of food passing through the stomach, thus helping improve indigestion. Due to this unique feature, carom seeds can help reduce gas and bloating in those who suffer from SIBO (small intestine bacteria overgrowth) because delayed gastric emptying is one of the main contributors to SIBO. When taking carom seed water on an empty stomach, it helps to activate the enzymes in the gut, which enhances digestion.  Carom seeds also help treat peptic ulcers.

Carom seeds have antiseptic, antimicrobial, and antiparasitic properties, which make them a natural antibiotic to relieve respiratory infections. The seeds also keep the lungs and pharynx clean and free from toxins. Carom seed water helps relax the air passages, which helps people with respiratory problems breathe better. Carom seeds also help lower high blood pressure due to the active compound thymol, which effectively blocks calcium channels. The calcium channel blockers prevent calcium from entering the heart’s cells and lower blood pressure.

Ajwain is a popular spice and safe food additive. The recommended dose is 3 to 6 grams of powdered ajwain, 125 grams of dried extract, or 6 milliliters of tincture or fluid extract per day. While you can buy powdered carom seeds or other forms. Ajwain is also rich in estrogen-like plant chemicals that can boost milk production. Therefore, it is recommended to avoid ajwain supplements during pregnancy. Excessive amounts of carom seeds can lead to stomach gas production, resulting in acidity and reflux. Some people may have allergic reactions such as dizziness, nausea, and vomiting. Please note that Ajwain supplements may increase the risk of bleeding during and after surgery.

In summary, here are some amazing health benefits of Ajwain (carom) seeds.

• Fight against infections with powerful antibacterial and antifungal properties.
• Improve cholesterol levels and lower high blood pressure.
• Enhance digestion and reduce gastric ulcers.
• Improve respiratory health by increasing airflow to the lungs.
• Relieve a toothache.

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A new Approach to Addictions ❤️

Have you heard about ibogaine? Ibogaine is an indole alkaloid compound found in iboga, a shrub in West Africa. It is found in the roots of the iboga plant. Ibogaine has been used in spiritual rituals for centuries, especially in healing ceremonies and shamanistic rituals in the Bwiti religion in West Africa. People who ingest iboga report powerful visions and spiritual experiences. Evidence of this practice dates back to at least the 18^th century, but has likely been around for much longer.

Ibogaine is currently under consideration as an addiction treatment for people with opioid addiction and alcohol addiction. It’s also under consideration as a treatment for various mental health disorders, including depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Some research suggests that ibogaine changes addiction-related pathways between nerve cells in the brain. It may also affect signaling in brain regions that play a role in the behavioral effects of addictive drugs.

According to a story in Time Magazine, the first documented knowledge of the potential value of ibogaine for addiction treatment was around 1962 when a group of informal researchers discovered that ibogaine eliminated withdrawal symptoms and reduced heroin cravings and desire to use heroin for at least six months. In small doses, ibogaine functions as a mild stimulant. Larger doses can lead to hallucinations and a deep psychedelic experience. Stanford Medicine researchers have discovered that ibogaine, when combined with magnesium to protect the heart, can safely and effectively reduce PTSD, anxiety, and depression and improve functioning in veterans with TBI. Some research suggests that ibogaine may alter addiction-related pathways between nerve cells in the brain and impact signaling in regions associated with the behavioral effects of addictive drugs.

Ibogaine interacts with multiple neurotransmitter systems in the brain. It affects the dopamine and serotonin systems, which are both involved in reward processing and mood regulation. Ibogaine can reduce the intense feelings of cravings and compulsion that are common during addiction treatment. Some people reported experiencing long-lasting changes in behavior and thought patterns after ibogaine treatment. Ibogaine allows the individual to reprocess traumatic memories and create deep and meaningful visions of spiritual transformation. During the treatment, many individuals report having deep, introspective experiences that allow them to reprocess past trauma, understand the root causes of their addictions, and gain spiritual insight into their emotional and mental health. This helps them identify the emotional pain or psychological factors that contribute to their substance use. By understanding and processing these deep-rooted causes, individuals may prevent relapse in the future.

Ibogaine also shows promising outcomes in opioid addiction treatment, such as heroin, morphine, and painkillers. One of the major challenges in opioid addiction treatment is dealing with withdrawal symptoms. Ibogaine has been shown to reduce the symptoms of opioid withdrawal, which can be severe sometimes. Observational studies have concluded that since ibogaine is a stimulant, it can speed the heart rate enough to cause cardiac arrest. Adverse events associated with cardiac issues, including two documented deaths during ibogaine treatment, indicate that a thorough medical screening process must be performed before the treatment with ibogaine, and treatment should be delivered in a medical setting with effective safety standards. Medical researchers have discovered that when combined with magnesium, ibogaine can be used to reduce PTSD, anxiety, and depression safely and effectively, while protecting the heart.

In summary:

Ibogaine – A Natural Remedy for Mental Health

·       Treats addictions and reduces cravings and withdrawal symptoms from substance abuse.

·       Resets the brain’s neurochemistry and addresses emotional issues to reduce relapses.

·       Treats opioid addiction and reduces symptoms of opioid withdrawal.

·       Reduces the symptoms of PTSD, anxiety, and depression.

·       It has been used in religious ceremonies to gain spiritual enlightenment for centuries.

On Sept.20th. I will be at the "Alchemy of Gathering" fair in Courtenay, and on Sept. 27th, I will be at the "Metaphysical, Physic and Wellness Fair" in Parksville. I will be giving a talk at both events.

My first talk at Courtenay is "The 3rd Eye Activation" techniques. I will discuss unique ways to enhance your intuition, sharpen your psychic abilities, and elevate your consciousness. 

My second talk in Parksville is "Cleanse to Heal without Remedies", I will talk about color and frequency therapy and TCM tips to purify your body and boost your vitality. 

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How to Boost Your Thyroid Function Naturally Part Two

The thyroid gland regulates the metabolism of every single cell of your body, from your digestion to your heartbeat. This is why it is so important to optimize your thyroid function. The TSH test alone won't provide the complete picture. Additionally, the TSH is not secreted in your thyroid gland; it is produced by your pituitary gland. This is getting very interesting. 

First and must is your diet. A gluten-free diet is often associated with Hashimoto's thyroiditis and celiac disease. Some studies suggest a gluten-free diet may help reduce thyroid antibody levels (anti-TPO and anti-Tg) in people with Hashimoto's. These studies indicate a positive effect of gluten deprivation on thyroid function and its inflammation. Therefore, avoiding gluten in the diet may help alleviate some symptoms of Hashimoto's.

Let’s talk about natural remedies to support thyroid function. Have you heard about bugleweed? In traditional herbal medicine, the leaves and stems of the bugleweed plant have been used to treat thyroid imbalances, reduce inflammation, and support respiratory health. It can inhibit elevated thyroid-stimulating hormones (TSH) and balance thyroid hormone levels. Bugleweed contains flavonoids and phenolic acids, which act as natural thyroid inhibitors. These compounds can help treat mild hyperthyroidism and manage symptoms of an overactive thyroid, such as rapid heart rate and anxiety. This calming effect may also support those with Graves' disease by acting against antibodies that cause Graves’ disease.

Bugleweed also seems to enhance the body’s ability to effectively use iodine. It has been shown to help reduce the symptoms of mild hyperthyroidism.  It is effective like beta-blockers for protecting the heart from the damage of hyperthyroidism. Studies have indicated that bugleweed and lemon balm may block or decrease thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) and reduce T3 and T4 hormone levels, which reduces the symptoms of hyperthyroidism.

Bugleweed’s antispasmodic and expectorant properties help relax bronchial muscles and reduce inflammation, which helps relieve asthma, bronchitis, and other respiratory conditions. By improving airflow and clearing excess mucus from the respiratory tract, bugleweed helps relieve nasal congestion, coughing, and shortness of breath. Bugleweed has antimicrobial, antifungal, and antibacterial properties that have been used in traditional medicine for centuries to fight infections, including urinary tract infections (UTIs) and respiratory illnesses. 

Bugleweed also helps relieve pain and improve mobility in those with joint pain and arthritis due to its high content of flavonoids and tannins, which inhibit the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines that contribute to chronic inflammation. 

Bugleweed also helps relieve insomnia and sleep disturbances due to its calming effect. It promotes relaxation without the risk of dependency or side effects of sleep drugs. 

A sluggish thyroid function can not only affect your weight but also your energy levels and metabolism. Apart from metabolism, thyroid hormones affect breathing, the nervous system, heart function, body temperature, etc. Untreated hypothyroidism can contribute to hypertension, dyslipidemia, infertility, cognitive impairment, and neuromuscular dysfunction. Let's shed some light on how to boost your thyroid function from ancient Ayurvedic medicine. To learn more, please check my recent video. 

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Let's Dive Into the Wonder of Banaba Leaf! ❤️

Today, many people are experiencing insulin resistance and elevated blood sugar levels, and weight struggles. Let's talk about Banaba leaf. Keep in mind, it is NOT the banana leaf.

Banaba leaves, derived from the Lagerstroemia speciosa tree native to Southeast Asia, have been used for centuries in traditional medicine. One of the most notable benefits of Banaba leaves is their ability to regulate blood sugar levels. This is primarily due to the presence of corosolic acid, a compound that mimics insulin by facilitating the movement of glucose from the bloodstream into cells. Corosolic acid lowers blood sugar levels by increasing insulin sensitivity, enhancing glucose uptake, and inhibiting alpha-glucosidase, which is an enzyme that helps digest carbs. Corosolic acid prevents the body from making glucose for energy from non-carbohydrates, which opposes gluconeogenesis. That’s why it’s claimed to have an insulin-like effect.

Banaba leaf extract contains gallotannins, which are a subclass of tannic acid. Tannic acid inhibits the production of endothelin-1, a protein that is heavily involved in heart disease. In several clinical trials, banana leaf extract is linked to improved lipid metabolism and weight loss. Recent studies have linked banaba leaves with anti-obesity activity, as they may inhibit adipogenesis and lipogenesis, which are the formation of fat cells and fat molecules.
Corosolic, gallic, and ellagic acid in banaba leaf extract inhibits enzymes that viruses use to take over human cells. These acids help prevent viral infection from pathogens such as HRV-4 (Human Rhinovirus) and HIV in cells. The antibacterial activity was shown to be possibly caused by the tannins and triterpenoids found in banaba.

Banaba leaves are rich in antioxidants, including ellagic acid, gallic acid, and corosolic acid. Ellagic acid helps to prevent oxidative stress, scavenge free radicals, and shield cells from damage. These compounds help neutralize free radicals, reducing oxidative stress and preventing cellular damage. 

Recent studies suggest that banaba leaf extract may promote the programmed cell death of lung and liver cancer cells. It may protect against bacteria such as Staphylococcus aureus, Bacillus megaterium, and anti-human rhinovirus (HRV), which is a cause of the common cold. Banaba leaf extract is often used as a complementary treatment for diabetes. It can be found in various forms, including capsules, tablets, and teas. Regular consumption can help maintain stable blood sugar levels and improve insulin sensitivity. Banaba leaf tea is a popular way to consume this herb. More research is needed to determine exact dosage recommendations.

Because Banaba leaves can lower blood sugar levels, there is a risk of hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), especially in individuals who take other medications for diabetes. Some individuals may experience allergic reactions to Banaba leaves, such as skin rashes, itching, or swelling. High doses of Banaba leaf extract may cause gastrointestinal discomfort, including nausea, diarrhea, and stomach cramps. Therefore, starting with a lower dose and gradually increasing it can help minimize these side effects.

Banaba Leaf Is A Blood Sugar Regulator

• Helps regular blood sugar levels and improves insulin sensitivity.
• Helps with weight management by improving lipid metabolism.
• Improves cholesterol profiles and benefits heart function.
• A powerhouse of antioxidants.

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A Natural Remedy for Skin Issues ❤️

Have you heard of black currant seed oil?  Black currants (Ribes nigrum) have been called “the forbidden fruit” in the United States. The plant is native to northern parts of Europe and Asia. Its berries are very dark purple and contain seeds. 

Black currant seed oil contains gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), a type of omega-6 fatty acid that reduces inflammation in the body. The high GLA and anthocyanin content can help reduce joint or muscle pain. Research shows that GLA and linoleic acid help relieve dry eye symptoms. Black currants have been shown to have antiplatelet activities, which prevent blood clots, promote healthy blood flow, and improve cardiovascular health. Black currants also help detoxify the liver due to their rich antioxidant content, such as anthocyanins. 

The most significant nutrient is vitamin C. In fact, one cup of blackcurrants carries almost three times more vitamin C than an orange. In addition to vitamin C, blackcurrants also contain other antioxidants, including anthocyanins, which help strengthen the immune system. Blackcurrant seed oil is rich in both omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids that reduce joint inflammation. The high concentration of GLA makes black currant seed oil an excellent skin nourisher, which helps lock in hydration, improve the skin texture, and reduce dryness. Black currant seed oil is rich in flavonoids, which have potent antioxidant properties. These flavonoids help slow down the aging process and reduce the harmful effects of UV radiation. Phenolic compounds are also abundant in the black currant seed oil. These compounds exhibit anti-inflammatory effects that reduce redness, swelling, and irritation of the skin. Anthocyanins in the black currant seed oil play a crucial role in skin health; they increase collagen production, enhance elastin synthesis, and promote the production of hyaluronic acid in the skin. 

Black currant seed oil is a rich source of phytochemicals, which are compounds produced by plants to protect them from bacteria and other invaders. These phytochemicals possess potent antimicrobial properties that can help prevent skin blemishes and promote a healthy skin microbiome. 

The high content of vitamin C in the black currant seed oil helps brighten the complexion of the skin and promote a more even skin tone. Vitamin C interferes with the production of melanin, which is a pigment responsible for the age spots on the skin, Vitamin C helps reduce age spots prevent the formation of new spots.
 
Black currant seed oil is a natural remedy for eczema, also known as dermatitis or atopic dermatitis. Eczema may be related to a deficiency in essential fatty acids. Black currant seed oil is high in gamma-linolenic acid, which has been shown to reduce inflammation associated with eczema. Evidence suggests that black currant seed oil is effective in treating eczema; it can also be beneficial for psoriasis. For eczema, take about 5 drops of black currant seed oil and rub it between your hands to warm it up. Apply it to your skin and repeat as necessary. 

You can incorporate this versatile oil into your favorite moisturizer or apply it directly to your skin after a shower for its amazing benefits. This oil provides antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties to rejuvenate your skin and boost your skin health. It can also be taken internally to boost your immunity, reduce inflammation, relieve joint pain, and improve heart function. The standard recommendations for taking the oil range from 2,000 to 5,000 mg per day.

In summary:

Black Currant Seed Oil Is A Skin Rejuvenator

• Reduces age spots due to its rich vitamin C and anthocyanin content.
• A natural remedy for eczema and psoriasis.
• Helps increase collagen production and rejuvenate the skin.
• Promotes blood flow and prevents blood clots.
• Helps reduce joint pain and muscle stiffness.

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A New Treatment for Cancer ❤️

Hyperthermia is emerging as a promising cancer treatment for many types of cancers. It involves heating tissues to temperatures up to 113°F (45°C) to kill cancer cells while leaving healthy cells relatively safe. The history of using heat to treat cancer dates back to the 1850s when surgeons William B. Coley and Carl D.W. Busch observed that fevers were associated with the regression of tumors.

One key difference is that tumor tissues have lower oxygen levels than normal tissues, which makes them more vulnerable to heat. When the body or a specific area is heated during hyperthermia treatment, normal cells can withstand the increased temperature due to the well-organized circulatory system to distributes the heat. Cancer cells, on the other hand, have challenges in regulating their temperature effectively with their chaotic blood vessel network. Very high temperatures can not only kill cancer cells, but also can injure or kill normal cells and tissues. This is why hyperthermia must be carefully controlled and should be performed by medical professionals who are experienced in this field.

Local hyperthermia is used to heat a small area, like a tumor. The higher the temperature and duration of exposure, the greater the effect on the target tissues. Radio waves, microwaves, ultrasound waves, and other forms of energy can be used to heat the area. When ultrasound is used, the technique is called high-intensity focused ultrasound, or HIFU, or focused ultrasound. The heat can be applied in different ways, for example, high-energy waves are aimed at a tumor near the body surface from a machine outside the body. A thin needle or probe is put right into the tumor, and the tip of the probe releases energy that heats the tissue surrounding it. Local hyperthermia can cause pain at the site; it may cause infection, bleeding, blood clots, swelling, burns, blistering, and damage to the skin, muscles, and nerves near the treated area.

One approach is called regional perfusion or isolation perfusion, so the blood supply to a part of the body is isolated from the rest of the circulation, and this blood is pumped into a heating device and then pumped back into the area to heat it. This technique is often used in the treatment of certain cancers in the arms or legs, such as sarcomas and melanomas. Another approach to regional hyperthermia is deep tissue hyperthermia. This treatment uses devices that are placed on the surface of the organ or body cavity and produce high-energy waves directed at a certain area to heat that area.

Whole-body heating is used to raise the body temperature by using heating blankets, saunas, or thermal chambers. The body temperature may be raised as if the individual had a fever, which is sometimes called fever-range whole-body hyperthermia. Studies suggest that this may cause certain immune cells to become more active for the next few hours and raise the levels of cell-killing compounds in the blood. Some researchers suggest raising the body temperature higher, around 107°F, for short periods.

The primary benefit of hyperthermia is its ability to increase oxidative stress within the tumor, which is one of the most effective ways to kill cancer cells. Hyperthermia can achieve this effect without the side effects associated with those aggressive treatments, such as radiation and chemotherapy. The oxidative stress induced by hyperthermia can last for weeks after a single treatment, which continues to stress cancer cells over time. Hyperthermia can be used synergistically with other therapies like high-dose vitamin C therapy. It can make tumors more susceptible to treatments. Vitamin C is an antioxidant, but at very high doses and in the presence of oxygen, which hyperthermia helps provide, it becomes an oxidant capable of killing cancer cells. Another amazing benefit of hyperthermia is its strong immune-stimulating effect by boosting the body’s natural defense system to fight against cancer cells. Hyperthermia also supports detoxification through sweat, which can help eliminate toxins from the body. All these benefits make hyperthermia a valuable component of integrative cancer treatment.

Here is the summary of hyperthermia treatment benefits for fighting against cancer:

·        Improves survival in recurrent or hard-to-treat cancers.

·        Supports the detoxification process of the body.

·        Provides long-lasting effects to combat cancer cells.

·        Makes cancer cells vulnerable while preserving surrounding healthy tissue.

·        Improves other cancer treatments and makes them more effective.

·        Minimizes damage to nearby tissues and only treats the tumors.

·        Boosts immunity due to its strong immune-stimulating effect.

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