Hello Leonard, here is some information on a liquid whole food called Body Balance and below another liquid tincture called Taheebo with anti-cancerous properties. Email me if you would like more information and how to source these. Dr William Saccoman, MD. President of the San Diego Clinic of Preventative Medicine. Worked with Linus Pauling on Vitamin C research. “Body Balance is a whole food product derived from 9 distinct sea vegetables, aloe vera juice, black cherry juice and a touch of honey. It is formulated to activate and maintain the healthy growth of every cell in the body.Body Balance contains over 121 vital nutrients including virtually every vitamin, macro mineral, trace mineral, amino acid and enzyme required for excellent health and well-being. Derived from whole foods, these tiny ionic (electrostatic) nutrients from nature are absorbed the second you take a sip, then assimilated by the body for use at the cellular level. Sea vegetables form the foundational ingredients of Body Balance. Their protein content is excellent, ranging anywhere from 10% to 48%. In terms of amino acid composition, sea vegetable protein is similar to that of egg whites and legumes. However, sea vegetables are low in fat and have more vitamins such as A, B, B2, B12, C Pantothenic Acid, Folic Acid and Niacin than fresh fruits and vegetables. The sea vegetables used in Body Balance have a high mineral content that provides outstanding nutritional benefits. As you know, the body requires approximately 400% more minerals than vitamins. With 9 macro and 65 trace minerals all biologically active, the minerals in Body Balance are readily available to meet all of the body’s mineral requirements. Just like an apple or a pear, sea vegetables contain trace amounts of minerals like arsenic, lead, aluminum and mercury. However, you are probably aware of the research showing that organic trace minerals are not deposited in the body like inorganic forms of these same elements. Research shows that organic trace minerals will actually help flush inorganic heavy metals from the body (Todd, Gary M.D., The Institute of Nutritional Science Journal, June 1996). The enzymes found in sea vegetables aid in the binding, extraction and removal of numerous toxic chemicals and residues which have accumulated in our bodies. As you know, enzymes are complex proteins that act like catalysts to activate chemical changes in other substances without being changed themselves. Enzymatic action is a major factor in the biochemical process of growth, metabolism, cellular regeneration, digestion and assimilation. The enzymes in Body Balance enable the various areas of the cells to perform at their maximum cellular metabolic rate, and aid in unlocking and releasing minerals for use at the cellular level. They also aid in the production of hormones necessary for all bodily functions.
http://www.teamcrown.net/presentations/ATBBP/ I also recommend the following known as Taheebo. The chemical constituents and active ingredients of Pau D’Arco have been well documented. Its use and reported cures with various types of cancers in the early 1960’s fuelled much of the early research. Its anti-cancerous properties were first attributed to a phytochemical found in the bark called lapachol. In a 1968 study, lapachol demonstrated highly significant activity against cancerous tumours in rats. Then in 1974 the NCI, after finding out that they couldn’t patent the plant and profit from it, reported that Phase I clinical trials failed to produce a therapeutic effect with lapachol “without side effects” and discontinued further cancer research. Another research group developed a lapachol analogue in 1975 which was effective in increasing the life span by over 80% in mice inoculated with leukaemic cells. These findings were published in the prestigious Journal of Medical Chemistry. In a 1980 study of patients with various cancers (liver, kidney, breast, prostate and cervix) pure lapachol demonstrated an ability to shrink tumours and reduce feeling of pain caused by tumours and achieved complete remissions in one third of the patients. The Phytochemical Database housed at the U.S. Department of Agriculture has documented lapachol as being antiabscess, anticarcinomic, antiedemic, anti-inflammatory, anti malarial, antiseptic, anti tumor, anti viral, bactericide, fungicide, insectifuge, pesticide, protisticide, respiradepressant, schistosomicide, termiticide, and viricide. --Message edited by CancerCompass staff. For personal protection, email address removed. Consider private reply. Please review CancerCompass Member Guidelines at
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