Infusion of Soursop tree

Remedy for Cancer, Rheumatism, Constipation, Colon cancer, Diabetes, Ulcerative colitis, Diverticulosis, Intestinal flora, Flu, Cold, Sinusitis, Prostate cancer, Breast cancer, Kidney cancer, Stomach cancer, Pancreatic cancer, Lymphatic cancer and Thyroid cancer using Soursop

Preparation

This is a simple infusion made with leafs, cuts, flowers or bark of the Soursop tree. The fruit is easier to find as an exported product. The leafs and seeds have more acetogenins than the fruit, which makes them more effective as an anti-tumoral.

Ingredients

  • Soursop tree leafs, cuts, flowers or bark

Treatment

  • Take 3 times a day until symptoms clear.

Instructions

Take 3 leaves of Soursop tree
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Take 3 leaves of Soursop tree
Wash the leaves (if taken directly from the outdoors)
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Wash the leaves (if taken directly from the outdoors)
Boil some water
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Boil some water
Place leaves in the boling water
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Place leaves in the boling water
Wait a few minutes
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Wait a few minutes
Serve in a cup
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Serve in a cup
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Safety information

Please read carefully the following safety recommendations before using it.

Contraindications

  • Not recommended during pregnancy.
  • Not recommended for young children and small pets.
  • Not recommended to take it for long periods of time unless you're under treatment.
  • Not recommended to take infusions of leaves without medical doctor supervision. We should extreme precautions since there have been cases of intoxication which include damages to the nervous system.
  • Not recommended if you suffer low pressure or hypotension.
  • Not recommended if you suffer Parkinson's disease.
  • Not recommended if you suffer diabetes. Ask your doctor if you doubt.

Maximum dose

Maximum dosage hasn't been stablished for humans. Scientific studies show that extract from this plant has very potent anti-tumoral effects even at low dosis (30mg/kg for mice).

Allergies

No allergies known

Toxicity

Oil from seeds can be toxic. But seed extracts are normally fine.

Interactions

  • In general there isn't a lot of information about the interaction of this plant with other medications. If you're taking heavy drugs, ask your doctor.
  • Can have interaction with drugs for hypotension or low pressure.
  • Can be taken in combination with radiotherapy or chemotherapy treatments.

Dependence

It doesn't create dependence.

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