CANCERBUSH THE WONDER HERB

Latin name (Sutherlandia Frutescens) known as Kankerbos by the indigenous people of Southern Africa, has been used for centuries to treat cancer and a variety of ailments. It has powerful immune boosting properties and has been classified as an adaptogen. (An adaptogen is an herbal substance or “tonic” that helps the body to adapt to environmental and internal stress by changing body metabolism.) Cancerbush is a flowering shrub of the pea family that grows up to 1.2m high and is found in its natural state only in the drier areas of the Western and Northern Cape provinces of Southern Africa. The use of medicinal preparations from the leaves has been recorded for the following conditions:

Cancer, Anxiety, Arthritis, Asthma, Backache, Chronic fatigue syndrome, Depression, Diabetes (type 2) Edema, High fever, Gastric ailments, Heartburn, Hot flushes, Hypertension, Influenza, ME, Peptic ulcer, Rheumatism, Rheumatoid arthritis, Viral hepatitis, Gonorrhoea, Syphilis, Wasting from cancer, TB and AIDS and Mental depression and Lupus, Hemorrhoids/Piles and Clamidia.

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It has always been used as an appetite stimulant for people wasted by disease though it does not stimulate the appetite of healthy people, The cancer bush, like many wild African plants, is being driven to extinction by the threat of aliens from Australia. The Black Wattle, in particular, seems to be taking over the African bush. Cancerbush is known among the Sotho culture as 'motlepelo' meaning 'bringing back the heart' - a traditional treatment used by the Sotho for emotional shock and stress. An infusion of cancerbush was also given to Zulu warriors returning from battle 'to take the war out' - as a calming tea. In addition for the calming effects on the central nervous system, cancerbush has been used throughout its natural distribution in the prevention and treatment of various illnesses. Cancerbush contains canavanine is rich in amino acids and has small amounts of saponins. No alkaloids are present.

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The “Spanish” influenza pandemic of 1918 -1919, caused 50 million deaths worldwide, this remains an ominous warning to public health. In the United States, during the Great Swine Flu Massacre of 1976 the national program of swine flu injections was hardly under way before alarming "rumours" of sudden death and of terrible side effects such as various forms of paralysis, acute heart failure and cancer began to alarm the American people, during which the officials desperately tried to complete their announced goal of vaccinating every person in America with this poison. In the ensuing weeks, this figure continued to be revised upward until the officials admitted that sixteen hundred persons had died immediately after being injected with the vaccine despite these casualties, the officials continued the program of injection until Dec. 16, 1976, when public outcry became so great that it was officially stopped.