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Patricia C.
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Patricia C.
Quote Gretchen DuBeau
"The brilliant Mirko Beljanski, PhD, found miracles in nature—Pao pereira, a tree native to the Amazon, and Rauwolfia vomitoria, which is extracted from an African root bark—that proved to heal countless patients from cancer and AIDS. You would think these would be household names, and we would all be celebrating this major milestone in the war on cancer. But we aren’t. In fact, most people don’t know anything about these two natural remedies. 'WHY?'"
Gretchen DuBeau, Esq.
Quote prostate cancer Dr. Andy. Katz
" Men are clearly having less frequency, better streams, and better flow rates. They are not getting up as often at night. The bottom line is that our early results are very encouraging regarding Beljanski’s extracts’ ability to lower PSA and also help older men urinate better. "
Dr. Andy. Katz
Quote breast cancer Gretchen DuBeau, Esq.
“Beljanski’s story is critical, not just for those with cancer and AIDS, but for all of us, because either we, or our family members, now or in the future, need natural medicine to thrive.“
Gretchen DuBeau, Esq.
Quote ovarian cancer C.B.
“I want to tell you that the results are spectacular. After 2 months, the post carboplatin chemotherapy scan shows almost all tumors melting, and most of them have necrosis, even though my initial response to chemotherapy was not great. This is an incredible result for stage 4 ovarian cancer.”
C.B.
Quote pancreatic cancer O'brien
" The current study is somewhat elaborate.The Pao showed inhibition of all five of the pancreatic cancer cell lines that were studied. Also, the combination of Pao pereira plus Gemcitabine showed synergy in the inhibition of these cancer cell lines. Finally, Pao pereira and Gemcitabine alone and in combination were presented to live mice with pancreatic cancer tumors (PANC-1) which were then serially scanned. The Pao pereira showed significant action in inhibiting tumor growth. And the combination of Pao pereira coupled with Gemcitabine showed even more apparent activity (inhibition). This is the kind of serious science that we love to see with alternative therapies. It appears at this early stage that Pao pereira is worthy of further study – possibly eventually making its way to clinical trials. There are many stages to this of course, but this research is a refreshing clean look at an interesting, potentially effective, new treatment agent for the treatment of pancreatic cancer."
O’Brien, Dale.“Pancreatic Cancer Preclinical Study (from an Amazonian Tree): Geissospermum vellosii.”Pancreatica. August 20, 2013.
