HEALTHY LIFE BASE
July 10, 2015
The dandelion root is known for its healing properties. Being fully aware of this, our grandmothers have prepared dandelion syrup and used it for many diseases. However, they didn’t know that this plant can be very effective for cancer patients as well. Additionally, many studies have shown that the dandelion root is even more effective than chemotherapy. The chemotherapy, as one of the most popular medicines for treating cancer, kills all cells in comparison to the dandelion root that kills only the affected ones.
According to the findings of an initial research done by at the University of Windsor, at the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, the dandelion root gives hope to the cancer patients. The results from the research have shown that the root from this plant kills the carcinogenic kills without affecting the healthy ones.
By now, you are probably wondering how the dandelion root works. It works on the carcinogenic cells by making them disintegrate within 48 hours. The research showed that during these 48 hours, none of the healthy cells can become damaged. If the treatment with dandelion root continues, it can eliminate all the carcinogenic cells. This positive outcome encouraged the experts to continue exploring the properties of this plant.
John Carlo, a 72-year-old cancer patient, has tried and praised the healing properties of this amazing plant. He had undergone aggressive chemotherapy treatments and spent 3 years of his life on different medical treatments. None of the treatments showed any results and as a result, he was released from the hospital and sent home in order to spend his days with the family.
The doctors didn’t have any other functional and effective solution to offer and all the options were already tried. However, they advised him to try the dandelion root tea as the last, alternative tool. He did so and after 4 months something unbelievable happened. He experienced a remission of the disease, referring to complete or partial withdrawal of the cancer.
