Herbs for Treating and Preventing Cancer Naturally



Herbs for Treating and Preventing Cancer Naturally

                                 

 

Nutritional and cancer fighting supplements are an essential part of any comprehensive cancer treatment plan but, despite claims of miracle cures on the Internet, no supplement alone eliminates cancer. Nevertheless supplements play a very crucial role in cancer treatment, because cancer is continually trying to outsmart whatever you are doing, and supplements can help you to attack it from multiple angles. To do this, you’ll need to use a variety of targeted anti-cancer herbs and supplements, which you and your doctor will want to rotate on a regular basis.

The Four Core Anti-Cancer Supplements

1.      Artemisinin (Wormwood)

Artemisinin is an herb that derive from a plant called Artemisia, or wormwood. This anti-cancer herb has been widely studied, especially in recent years, for its anti-cancer effects. It damages cancer cells by reacting with the iron inside of them that helps them to grow, and by triggering free radical production. The free radicals abort the cancer cell membrane, and with that, the cancer cell. Artemisinin also oxygenates the body.

2.      Garlic

Garlic is a enticing anti-cancer food. It is also a potent medicinal supplement for cancer. According to the National Cancer Institute, studies recommend that consuming garlic may reduce the risk of developing many kinds of cancers, especially gastrointestinal cancers, such as stomach and colon cancers, but also esophageal, pancreatic and breast cancers

3.      Green Tea Extract (EGCG)

Green tea consists of chemicals called polyphenols, which have essential anti-cancer herbal properties. The most famous of these is called EGCG, which is a potent free radical scavenger and anti-inflammatory agent that protects cells from DNA damage that can lead to cancer. But it also precisely induces apoptosis, or cancer cell self-destruction, and stops tumor blood vessel development. EGCG’s antioxidant properties are considered by some researchers to be more powerful than those of either Vitamins E or C.

4.      Curcumin

Curcumin is a potent anti-inflammatory chemical that comes from the popular Asian spice turmeric, which has a number of anti-cancer properties, making it a powerful cancer fighting herb.

 Other natural supplements and herbs for cancer that are efficient for treating many cancers and which are well researched for their anti-cancer benefits, include, but are not limited to: Medicinal Mushrooms, Essiac Tea, Aloe vera Low-dose Naltrexone, Lycopene, Mistletoe, Modified citrus pectin, Poly MVA, Rerio (Guna), Resveratrol, Salicinium, Salvesterol, Thymex, Tocotrienols and Vitamin E, Vacu-Statin

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