The more you learn about aloe vera the more amazed you become. We don't even get half of the story about what aloe vera (and many other superior alternatives to conventional medicine) can do for our health. How many people know that you can eat the gel and that it's extremely nutritious? How many people know that aloe can stop a Staph infection? How many people know that it has proven to be of extreme value for cancer and AIDS patients?
Here a are few sites that are well worth your time.
http://www.naturalnews.com/021858.html
http://www.cancer-coverup.com/fighters/aloe-aids.htm
http://www.aloetalk.com/aloe-vera-benefits-lung-cancer.html
Have you heard of Codex Alimentarius? If you want access to herbs, vitamins, supplements, and other self-help remedies in the future than Codex must be stopped. Take a look at this. http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/index.php?page_id=157
Why are such valuable, cheap remedies being restricted from use in mainstream medicine? The answer will shock you. Of course there's greed, but the more sinister answer is population control.
http://www.radioliberty.com/pca.htm
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Hi Open Mind.
,
I have been looking for the abstracts that prove what your saying is right but I can't find them, I have found some research on Aloe Vera but nothing as good as you have suggested on here.
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Effect of Aloe vera leaf pulp extract on Ehrlich ascites tumours in mice.
Research papers
European Journal of Cancer Prevention. 16(2):151-157, April 2007.
Akev, Nuriye a; Turkay, Gulhan b; Can, Ayse a; Gurel, Aydn c[latin dotless i]; Yildiz, Funda c; Yardibi, Hasret b; Ekiz, Elif Ergul d; Uzun, Hafize e
Abstract:
Among the various known therapeutic effects of Aloe vera (L.) Burm. fil., a few recent studies have shown that preparations of the plant leaves can prevent or regress the growth of certain tumours. In this study, undertaken with A. vera leaf pulp extract against Ehrlich ascites tumours in mice, the animals were separated into five groups: I - healthy control, II - tumour control, III - experiment 1 (extract given before tumour inoculation), IV - experiment 2 (extract given with tumour inoculation) and V - experiment 3 (extract given after tumour inoculation). Ehrlich ascites tumours (0.33 ml) were injected subcutaneously into groups II-V. Aloe extract was injected at 55 mg protein/kg, twice a week for 21 days. Tumour size, thymus and spleen weights were measured, as well as leucocyte count, tumour necrosis factor-[alpha] and sialic acid as tumour markers. The best inhibitory effect on tumour growth was obtained with the extract given prophylactically before tumour implantation (experiment 1), although Aloe extract also regressed tumour sizes when given simultaneously with (experiment 2), or therapeutically after (experiment 3), tumour implantation. Accordingly, serum sialic acid and tumour necrosis factor-[alpha] levels, chosen as tumour markers, which were raised in the tumour control group, were significantly decreased by the prophylactic administration of the extract. The increase in leucocyte count seen in experiment 1 and 2 groups, along with lymphoid hyperplasia observed in spleen and thymus necroscopy, lead us to think that the tumour preventive effect of Aloe could be due to its immunomodulatory activity. According to our results, A. vera could be proposed as a prophylactic for cancer prevention.
© 2007 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.
And the Okinawan Study.
Lung Cancer & Aloe Vera
Epidemiologic Survey On Lung Cancer With Respect To Cigarette Smoking & Plant Diet
Sakai R
Department Of Epidemiology, School Of Health Sciences, Ryukyu University
Jpn J Cancer Res 80(6):513-20 1989 Jun
This case-control study of lung cancer was based on a cross-sectional questionnaire survey of inpatients at 5 general hospitals in Okinawa, Japan, from 1982 to 1987.
The purpose of the study was to clarify the relations of lung cancer to cigarette smoking and plant diet. Ingestion frequencies of 17 major dietary plants and/or herbs were obtained by means of a questionnaire interview. As eligible subjects for a case-control analysis, there were 673 respondents aged over 30 years with clear smoking history, age, sex and diagnosis. Psychiatric patients were excluded.
Odds ratios of newly diagnosed lung cancer were calculated by the Mantel-Haenszel procedure. A pair consisted of a case and two controls which were selected randomly by using multivariate caliper matching. Sixty-four pairs matched for age (+/- 5) and sex showed a significantly high odds ratio of 2.9 (P less than 0.0005).
However, three male groups who were categorized by the number of cigarettes smoked did not exhibit dose-dependency of lung cancer on smoking. Lung cancer was more prevalent in exsmokers than in current smokers.
Case-control analyses by male generations revealed that lung cancer incidence was age-dependent, and there was a clear dose-response relationship between smoking and lung cancer in males in their sixties.
A case-control analysis of each of 17 edible plants based on 44 pairs who were matched for age (+/- 5), sex and smoking history demonstrated that the odds ratio of Aloe (Aloe arborescens Mill var. natalensis Berger) was 0.5 (P less than 0.1), suggesting that the Aloe may prevent human carcinogenesis at various sites.
Can you post your abstracts please I am very keen to see them.
Cheers
,
I have been looking for the abstracts that prove what your saying is right but I can't find them, I have found some research on Aloe Vera but nothing as good as you have suggested on here.
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Effect of Aloe vera leaf pulp extract on Ehrlich ascites tumours in mice.
Research papers
European Journal of Cancer Prevention. 16(2):151-157, April 2007.
Akev, Nuriye a; Turkay, Gulhan b; Can, Ayse a; Gurel, Aydn c[latin dotless i]; Yildiz, Funda c; Yardibi, Hasret b; Ekiz, Elif Ergul d; Uzun, Hafize e
Abstract:
Among the various known therapeutic effects of Aloe vera (L.) Burm. fil., a few recent studies have shown that preparations of the plant leaves can prevent or regress the growth of certain tumours. In this study, undertaken with A. vera leaf pulp extract against Ehrlich ascites tumours in mice, the animals were separated into five groups: I - healthy control, II - tumour control, III - experiment 1 (extract given before tumour inoculation), IV - experiment 2 (extract given with tumour inoculation) and V - experiment 3 (extract given after tumour inoculation). Ehrlich ascites tumours (0.33 ml) were injected subcutaneously into groups II-V. Aloe extract was injected at 55 mg protein/kg, twice a week for 21 days. Tumour size, thymus and spleen weights were measured, as well as leucocyte count, tumour necrosis factor-[alpha] and sialic acid as tumour markers. The best inhibitory effect on tumour growth was obtained with the extract given prophylactically before tumour implantation (experiment 1), although Aloe extract also regressed tumour sizes when given simultaneously with (experiment 2), or therapeutically after (experiment 3), tumour implantation. Accordingly, serum sialic acid and tumour necrosis factor-[alpha] levels, chosen as tumour markers, which were raised in the tumour control group, were significantly decreased by the prophylactic administration of the extract. The increase in leucocyte count seen in experiment 1 and 2 groups, along with lymphoid hyperplasia observed in spleen and thymus necroscopy, lead us to think that the tumour preventive effect of Aloe could be due to its immunomodulatory activity. According to our results, A. vera could be proposed as a prophylactic for cancer prevention.
© 2007 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.
And the Okinawan Study.
Lung Cancer & Aloe Vera
Epidemiologic Survey On Lung Cancer With Respect To Cigarette Smoking & Plant Diet
Sakai R
Department Of Epidemiology, School Of Health Sciences, Ryukyu University
Jpn J Cancer Res 80(6):513-20 1989 Jun
This case-control study of lung cancer was based on a cross-sectional questionnaire survey of inpatients at 5 general hospitals in Okinawa, Japan, from 1982 to 1987.
The purpose of the study was to clarify the relations of lung cancer to cigarette smoking and plant diet. Ingestion frequencies of 17 major dietary plants and/or herbs were obtained by means of a questionnaire interview. As eligible subjects for a case-control analysis, there were 673 respondents aged over 30 years with clear smoking history, age, sex and diagnosis. Psychiatric patients were excluded.
Odds ratios of newly diagnosed lung cancer were calculated by the Mantel-Haenszel procedure. A pair consisted of a case and two controls which were selected randomly by using multivariate caliper matching. Sixty-four pairs matched for age (+/- 5) and sex showed a significantly high odds ratio of 2.9 (P less than 0.0005).
However, three male groups who were categorized by the number of cigarettes smoked did not exhibit dose-dependency of lung cancer on smoking. Lung cancer was more prevalent in exsmokers than in current smokers.
Case-control analyses by male generations revealed that lung cancer incidence was age-dependent, and there was a clear dose-response relationship between smoking and lung cancer in males in their sixties.
A case-control analysis of each of 17 edible plants based on 44 pairs who were matched for age (+/- 5), sex and smoking history demonstrated that the odds ratio of Aloe (Aloe arborescens Mill var. natalensis Berger) was 0.5 (P less than 0.1), suggesting that the Aloe may prevent human carcinogenesis at various sites.
Can you post your abstracts please I am very keen to see them.
Cheers
The purpose of the study was to clarify the relations of lung cancer to
cigarette smoking and plant diet. Ingestion frequencies of 17 major dietary
plants and/or herbs were obtained by means of a questionnaire interview.
As eligible subjects for a case-control analysis, there were 673 respondents
aged over 30 years with clear smoking history, age, sex and diagnosis.
Psychiatric patients were excluded.
cigarette smoking and plant diet. Ingestion frequencies of 17 major dietary
plants and/or herbs were obtained by means of a questionnaire interview.
As eligible subjects for a case-control analysis, there were 673 respondents
aged over 30 years with clear smoking history, age, sex and diagnosis.
Psychiatric patients were excluded.
Here are some abstracts. http://www.healthcoach.lu/DATA/PDF/PDF_e/C...%20Benefits.pdf
As for population control, look up the Georgia Guidestones, a strange monument in Georgia that was constructed under mysterious circumstances. There is a lot more evidence than just that, but I don't know what I can get away with posting here since this is a forum on nutrition and health.
As for population control, look up the Georgia Guidestones, a strange monument in Georgia that was constructed under mysterious circumstances. There is a lot more evidence than just that, but I don't know what I can get away with posting here since this is a forum on nutrition and health.
I've read about some amazing studies done wtih AIDS patients using Aloe Vera. Dr. Terry Pulse, a physician in Texas who has studied and experimented with aloe vera, said "Aloe is to an AIDS patient such as insulin is to a diabetic."
Aloe Vera has shown great success in treating cancer patients too. It can be used for an extraordinary number of different health problems with great results. There is plenty of information on the web on Aloe Vera and its' multitude of uses.
Ovarian Cysts No More
Aloe Vera has shown great success in treating cancer patients too. It can be used for an extraordinary number of different health problems with great results. There is plenty of information on the web on Aloe Vera and its' multitude of uses.
Ovarian Cysts No More
Hi Everyone,
Aloe Vera seems to be showing a lot of potential as an emerging treatment for some of these problems.
Can anyone clearly identify what Mike Adams is? Does he have qualifications or has he merely studied nutrition books as a self taught nutritionist, in which case he could be great or he could be hopeless, you would not know unless he has had to pass exams to reach an internationally recognised level. I searched but I couldn't find anything that related to qualifications.
Cheers 
Aloe Vera seems to be showing a lot of potential as an emerging treatment for some of these problems.
Can anyone clearly identify what Mike Adams is? Does he have qualifications or has he merely studied nutrition books as a self taught nutritionist, in which case he could be great or he could be hopeless, you would not know unless he has had to pass exams to reach an internationally recognised level. I searched but I couldn't find anything that related to qualifications.
Cheers
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