Grape Seed Extract Better than Chemo at Halting Advanced Cancer
Thanks to research coming out of the University of Colorado Cancer Center, and published in the medical journal Cancer Letters, those suffering from colon and rectal cancers might soon be able to ditch the cancer-causing ‘medicine’ called chemotherapy, and instead utilize a simple herbal extract with better success. Grape seed extract has recently been proven to prohibit cancerous cell growth and to instigate cancer cell death.
The bioactive compounds in grape seed extract are what make chemotherapy seem like an archaic form of treatment, especially considering that chemo and radiation treatments can backfire and cause cancer to come back from remission 10 times stronger than when it was first detected. These treatments kill healthy cells, but grape seed extract compounds including curcumin and resveratrol leave healthy cells in tact while demolishing cancerous ones.
Grape seed extract is so effective that it treats stage IV cancers with astonishing success. One of the doctors involved with the study stated, “It required less than half the concentration of grape seed extract to suppress cell growth and kill 50 percent of stage IV cells than it did to achieve similar results in the stage II cells.” They go on to explain that grape seed extract targets multiple mutations in cells to eliminate them and stop their proliferation in the body.
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Just 150 to 250 mg per day of grape seed extract can help to prevent colon and rectal cancers while also preventing numerous other ailments.
Curcumin and Resveratrol – More Cancer Fighter
A bio-active compound in grape seed extract and popular supplement, resveratrol has been found to help with everything from diabetes to anti-aging; from heart disease to cancer. Chinese medicine practitioners have long known that resveratrol (found in Hu Zhang or Japanese Knotwood) can even help repair cracks in arterial linings. It has been used for more than 1500 years to treat numerous medical problems and to increase longevity.
If you can’t get your hands on grape seed extract or simply want another cancer-preventing option. look no further than curcumin supplementation. One study on curcumins (which is the compound found in the spice
The government will ban its use if it actually works/doesn’t make them much money
the goverment well stop its use unless they get the money.
Hi,
I’m wondering- aren’t “Grapefruit Seed Extract” (aka GSE), and “Grape Seed Extract” two very different things? Well, I know that they are, and since you can buy grapeFRUIT seed extract under the name “GSE” I think people may be a bit confused about this…. I love and use them both, but this isn’t correctly worded! Considering the gravity of a persons situation when dealing w/cancer, I feel that this is way too important a detail to overlook. Thanks.
Thank you Amy, I was wondering precisely the same thing. I use grapeFRUIT seed extract to knock down colds and sore throats, and it works incredibly well, but I have no experience with grape seed extract. And I agree with both Garrett and Carl Moore that entities such as the FDA, the pharmaceutical industry, as well as cancer research societies have little, if none at all, interest in finding natural treatments or cures for cancer, as long as it is incredibly profitable for them to deny or suppress such research.
How many people where in this study?
was it a blind study?
where there two groups or three for a control?
had this study been replicated?
the fact that this article omits the most important facts that validate claims, the absence suggests otherwise.
If you click on highlighted links within the article, you’ll be directed to more information regarding the scientific methodology for these studies, e.g.: “One of the doctors involved with the study stated,”
What do you think the blue highlighted phrases are for, educatedhealth?
Your questions are valid but are you really that naive, or are you a paid shill?
Clown…that’s the point of the article. The author should be doing more than saying “Hey, this stuff is good.” He should be summarizing the article and answering those types of questions. Otherwise, why write it? Anyone can read the study. Should he just post a link to the study and say “read this”?
You’re “paid shill” remark just betrays your ignorance and bias. Just because somebody has questions and does not want to read some medical study full of complicated terminology doesn’t make them less credible..but, you “shill” remark makes you look dumb. I read the article and consdiered it a waste of time except for the fact that it links to the study. So….I guess I’ll do my own homework and summarize it for myself….but then why the article? You seem like a “Know it all” or are YOU the shill?
I have taken it for several years because of rising PSA and I still got prostate cancer this year. I also used several other herbs and supplements. It isn’t a magic bullet. I am considering Black seed oil or Nigella Sativa, to stop it from coming back. Check it out.