Two "berry" good
solutions to cancer

One promising and totally risk-free breakthrough is plain old red raspberries. A doctor at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) has discovered a nutrient in this delicious fruit that stops the division of cancer cells.

And before you say, "I can't eat raspberries every day," let me tell you more good news: you can take red raspberry capsules or a red raspberry concentrate available on the market. In fact, the concentrate was used in the South Carolina study that demonstrated the power of this new remedy.

Encouraging results against a variety of cancers

• Ellagic acid is a polyphenol antioxidant found in numerous fruits and vegetables including raspberries, strawberries, cranberries, walnuts, pecans, pomegranates and other plant foods. ...
   

   

• A natural-cancer fighting agent found in strawberries.
   

   

• A phytochemical found in fruits such as strawberries and grapes that help rid the body of free radicals.
   

   

• This phytochemical acts as a natural pesticide in 46 different fruits and nuts, including pomegranate, strawberries, raspberries, and walnuts. It defends against cancer in humans by inhibiting DNA mutations in cells.
   

   

• a phenolic compound naturally found in plants in the form of ellagitannin. Although ellagic acid is the bioactive agent that offers protection, the phytochemical is generally ingested in the naturally present ellagitannin form. ...
   

   

• A naturally occurring phenolic compound phytochemical found in many fruits and vegetables, with levels much higher in berries and pomegranates than in apples, pears or walnuts.
   

   

• Dimer of gallic acid produced from the hydrolysis of ellagitannins; in wine thought to derive from oak rather than grapes; can form a crystalline precipitate in barrel aged wines during storage in the bottle.
   
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Dr. Daniel Nixon of MUSC began studying ellagic acid in 1993. This naturally occurring plant phenol may turn out to be one of the most powerful ways to prevent cancer before you get it AND inhibit the growth of cancer cells already in progress.

Dr. Nixon's study demonstrated that ellagic acid causes cancer cells to experience the same pre-programmed death as normal cells -- instead of the runaway cell division that usually characterizes cancer. He studied cervical cancer cells, but tests reveal similar results for colon, breast, prostate, pancreatic, skin and other cancers.

The results hold up in animal experiments whether the critters are fed natural ellagic acid or synthetic ellagic acid. If you prefer real red raspberries (and who wouldn't?) our sources suggest one cup a day. As for the extract, you may be able to buy it online at HealthWize LLC, email address: sales@hwize.com. (We don't stand behind this company and have no affiliation with them).

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