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Graviola
tree (Annona muricata) aka Soursop |
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| Uses: Cancer
(all types); as a broad-spectrum internal and external antimicrobial
to treat bacterial and fungal infections; for internal parasites and
worms; for high blood pressure; for depression, stress, and nervous
disorders. Tranquiliser and sedative |
Related
product: Asimina triloba (Paw Paw) – Cancer. These are different
plants, though are often confused with one another. Both have similar
properties
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| Graviola
tree, also known as soursop, is found in the Amazon jungle and some
of the Caribbean islands. The graviola tree (Annona muricata) produces
a delicious fruit commonly called paw-paw, which is widely consumed
by indigenous peoples. The fruit and the leaves of graviola are used
in traditional medicine for their tranquillizing and sedative properties.
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We have several documented cases
of Graviola (Extract of boiled leaves) curing cancer, please email
for details. Other studies regarding graviola's anti-cancer potential
are intriguing and certainly worth exploring - Download
Factsheet. In the meantime, it is prudent to take breaks from
use of graviola, for instance one week off each month, and perhaps
one or two days off each week
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