Even The Doctors Are Shocked: Coconut Oil Kills 93% Of Colon Cancer Cells In a Very Short Time
By Dreamer
Unfortunately, numerous men and women suffer from colon cancer these days.
Even though studies have shown that various natural remedies can positively affect the disease and provide beneficial effects, medical experts still claim that there is not enough evidence to incorporate them in the cancer treatments.
Additionally, many studies are supported and funded by large pharmaceutical commercial enterprises and most experiments are conducted due to financial profits, rather than health.
However, a team of researchers at the University of Adelaide in Australia found that coconut oil contains a lauric corrosive compound, which can destroy over 93 percent of colon cancer in just a few days! These trials were made in vitro and in vivo, and showed parallel results.
The effectiveness of the lauric corrosive is due to its ability to kill cancer cells while reducing the glutathione levels and the oxidative anxiety. It can also be found in the breast milk and has potent anti-bacterial properties.
The American Nutrition Association conducted a study which also discovered that the fats in coconut oil “can be valuable in the curing and counteractive action of conditions like diabetes, osteoporosis, viral ailments (mononucleosis, hepatitis C, herpes and so forth.), biliary tract infections, Chron’s sickness, and cancer”.
Moreover, this study found that this beneficial oil alleviates the side-effects of chemotherapy and enhances the quality of life in cancer patients.
Apparently, Nature has provided all kinds of remedies and cures to all diseases, we just need to study them and use them properly in order to enjoy their benefits.
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