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Curing Cancer.. New Progress!

For years scientists have been working to engineer an anticancer drug that will attack cancer cells and leave healthy cells alone. Recent research from a bioengineer at Washington University just may have done this! The astounding thing: It isn’t a synthetically engineered drug; it’s an herb.  Almost nine years ago, One Life introduced you to Dr. Hulda Clarke, her book and her parasite cleanse kit (Cloves, Wormwood and Black Walnut tincture). We told you her beliefs and medical practices were a bit ‘out there’, however, if she was right… then she just may be onto something. Over the past 21 years, I’ve read volumes of scientific research and spoken to a host of experts and to be honest, have not come across a single mention of anything to do with Dr. Clarke’s theory. Recently this has changed.

Last year we introduced you to a cardiologist friend of mine who was struggling to save his young son’s life from leukemia. Recently he knocked on my door and asked, "Have you ever heard of Wormwood?" As a physician he has turned to conventional medicine; as a knowledgeable, loving father he has also thoroughly explored ‘alternatives’ to help his son. Against the odds, using a combination of therapies, this father is saving his son.

After reading the following recent studies, make your own decision. Many of your have been a faithful fan of Dr. Clarke’s routine for years, if not, this is mighty convincing.

Bio-Engineering Research

Dr. Jones (not his real name), my cardiologist friend, discovered Lai’s research as he searched for information that may help him save his young son from leukemia. The following is a brief synopsis of his truly remarkable findings. Lai’s work so impressed Dr. Jones, he is currently giving his son Dr. Clark’s formulas. I cannot imagine a stronger endorsement.

Studies on an ancient Chinese remedy for malaria are now underway to see if this same herb will be as effective for cancer. Seattle scientists, led by Henry Lai, a bioengineering researcher, have discovered that a compound from the wormwood plant killed virtually all human breast cancer cells exposed to it in a test tube within 16 hours, while leaving healthy cells alone.

It seems the malaria parasite and cancer cells have one thing in common. They both like iron. When wormwood comes into contact with iron, a chemical reaction occurs causing free radicals. In the case of malaria, these free radicals attack and bind with membranes of the parasite - effectively killing it.

In the case of breast cancer, these cells have 5-15 times more pathways to let iron in than normal breast cells. Since cancer is characterized by out-of-control cell division, cancer cells have much higher iron concentrations than normal cells…about 3 times more.

The basic strategy is to pump up cancer cells with as much iron as they can hold and then introduce wormwood to kill them…a kind of Trojan horse. In lab tests, after only 8 hours, 75% of the cancer cells were obliterated. Sixteen hours later, nearly 100% of the cancer cells were dead, but the vast majority of normal breast cells did not die. This success is particularly noteworthy because the breast cancer cells used in this experiment had been resistant to radiation. Lai adds, "So that means this approach might work for cancer resistant to conventional therapy."

As might be expected, more aggressive cancers such as pancreatic and acute leukemia, which are characterized by more rapid cell division and thus higher iron concentrations, respond even better. In a separate study, the therapy eliminated leukemia cells in the test tube within 8 hours.

Part of these experiments included a dog with bone cancer known as osteosarcoma. Before treatment the dog could not walk across the room. Within 5 days of receiving treatment, x-rays showed the animals tumor had disappeared and the dog enjoyed a full recovery.

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