 Junk science alert: A press release from Purdue that says its
researchers have discovered a way to use plants as natural factories for
producing pharmaceuticals that fight diseases cancer. Well I've got news
for Purdue researchers: plants are already natural factories for
anti-cancer compounds, and you don't need researchers, labs, or
pharmaceutical companies to get the benefit. All you have to do is eat
broccoli, or onions, or garlic, or green tea, or chlorella, or licorice
root... you get the picture. Nature has already provided
everything you need to prevent, reverse and even cure diseases like
cancer, diabetes and heart disease. What these Purdue researchers are
excited about is actually just a way to hijack nature to extract
chemicals that can be marked up 10,000% or more and sold to unwary
consumers through pharmaceutical companies. (At least 25% of all
pharmaceuticals are actually just chemical compounds hijacked from
plants and then converted to highly-concentrated, highly-dangerous
formulas.) And of course they're excited about it: it's like mining
gold. But the gold is there to begin with. All you have to do to benefit
from the natural anti-cancer compounds found in everyday foods is eat
them. Of course, you have to know what they are first. That's why I
strongly recommend reading Eat To Beat Cancer by Robert Hatherill. It's
an easy read that tells you exactly what to eat to not just prevent, but
actually reverse cancer. The best foods? Raw broccoli,
garlic, and powerful anti-cancer herbs like graviola and licorice root.
Best superfood supplement for beating cancer: chlorella. Best
alternative treatment? Breathing exercises that oxygenate the cells of
your body. The list goes on...
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