The guyabano fruit, leaves, and bark are miraculous natural cancer cell killers, 10,000 times stronger than chemotherapy. Moreover, the compound extracted from guyabano selectively hunts down and kills only cancer cells. It does not harm healthy cells.
Mylene Mendoza-Dayrit writes in her PhilStar article: I remember receiving an e-mail that soursop or guyabano is tens of thousands more potent than chemotherapy. Having just lost a friend this year due to cancer, I looked at the title and trashed the copy dismissing it as another one of those incredulous claims.
Then I met a biochemist from a reputable university who claims three personal encounters with the efficacy of the plant. She excitedly recounted to me — in between rounds of freshly roasted Bataan coffee from her plantation — that the latest case involved the local barangay captain who was diagnosed with cancer. My husband knows him. His family was advised to prepare for the worse as he was thought to have only six months to live. Waiting for the prospect of a costly surgery, the patient got depressed and was resigned that he will not survive this. Gina boosted his morale and gave the friendly advice of taking tea from the soursop bark and leaves.
Apparently, the barangay captain did just that. He drank the soursop tea as his water for three months. He felt better and better and when he had another scan not a single tumor was seen. He was declared cancer-free!
That, of course, became a celebrated miracle in this sleepy Bataan town. I am sure they are planting guyabano obsessively as more and more harvest the fruits, leaves and bark.
Gina mentioned that the barangay captain decided to give it a try when she mentioned that her mother was diagnosed with cysts in the liver. Instead of letting her undergo surgery at her mid-60s she decided to just take the soursop tea and papaya fruit everyday instead. She claims to be healed.
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In Panglao Island, you can enjoy Guyabano Shake
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hmmm... di ko pa naman gusto lasa nyang guyabano, naaasiman ako, hehehe... but if it's a cancer healing agent, then maybe it's ok to give it a try...
ReplyDeletei only had guyabano juice and shake. i can't remember having eaten the flesh of the fruit.
ReplyDeletei wonder if they have guyabano tea leaves already in the market.