Re: chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) cured by Artemisia Arborescens

[Guest guest]

Hello Gubi,

Yes, much has been written about Artemisinin. I take

it myself but the complex version- Artemix plus LDN

(low dose naltrexone).

Artemix from Wellcare (http://www.hepalin.com)

Dee

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THE CANCER PLAGUE

A " REAL " Cure for Cancer at Last

http://www.teklinepublishing.com/realcure3.htm

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ARTEMISININ STUDY ABSTRACTS

Let us review some of the scientific research papers

published so far on this herb.

http://www.drlam.com/opinion/artemisinin_study_abstracts.cfm

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From the Townsend Letter for Doctors & Patients

Artemisinin: From Malaria to Cancer Treatment

http://www.townsendletter.com/Dec2002/artemisinin1202.htm

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Source: University of Washington

Ancient Chinese Folk Remedy May Hold Key to Non-Toxic Cancer Treatment

http://www.newswise.com/articles/view/?id=CANCER.UWA

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Cancer Smart Bomb, Part I:

An Idea from Ancient Chinese Medicine Artemisinin was found to be most active

against leukemia and colon cancer cell lines. Most promising was artemisinin's

strong activity against drug resistant leukemia lines.

http://www.mwt.net/~drbrewer/canart1.htm

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BBC NEWS Wednesday, 28 November, 2001

An earlier study involving leukaemia cells yielded even more

impressive results - this could be because leukaemia cells

have one of the highest iron concentrations among cancer cells.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/1678469.stm#top

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Pharmacological Research

Abstract

http://www.springboard4health.com/notebook/nutrients_artemisinin_angiogenesis.ht\

ml

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THE USE FOR CANCER

75 percent cancer cell killing properties in a 8 hours

almost 100 percent killing properties within 24 hours

http://www.keepblairalive.com/artelam.html

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Artemisinin & #8380;s method of action

Artemisinin contains two oxygen atoms linked together

in what is known as an 'endoperoxide bridge', which react

with iron atoms to form free radicals.

http://www.antiaging-systems.com/a2z/artemisinin.htm

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From: WIKIPEDIA

There are a number of derivatives and analogues within

the artemisinin family:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artemisinin

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--- Gubi <gubisara@...> wrote:

> It was a little over three weeks ago when one of my

> patients called me on the phone and said with a

> great deal of excitement:

> I would like to send to you an amazing story of an

> acquaintant of mine who was cured from leukemia by a

> medical plant " . {snip]

Zvi's story:

> I approached a friend who is a nutritionist and

> asked for his advice. He told me that I might wish

> to try artemisinin for my CLL.....

> I knew that I have artemisia arborescens (nicknamed

> " SHIBA " in Israel and drunk mostly by moroccans)

> growing right in my garden...

> From that day on I started drinking two cups of

> artemisia infusions a day, morning and evening.

> I did not sweetened the tea....

> A month after starting to drink the tea there was a

> complete turnaround in blood picture. It got back to

> normal. Nontheless my lymph nodes were still swollen and

> painful. I continued drinking the artemisia tea for several

> more months, during which time lymph nodes that at

> some point were large as a fist continued to shrink all the way back to normal

size. The oncologist who checked me six months ago said

> that she can not see any signs of cancer in me.

> It has been about a year or so since I got my last

> erythropoitin shot and my hemoglobin has been within

> normal range since. "

> Zvi Orlan

> ****************************************************************

> I would like to add that Zvi is around 70 years old,

> holds a Phd in biology and a retired biology

> teacher. Right after reading his story I called him

> on the phone to ask him several more quesions.

> I understood from him that the artemisia tea was a

> single agent therapy. Zvi did not take any other

> supplements, did not alter his diet and did not make

> any changes in his life. As a consultant to cancer

> patients this is extremely interesting to me.

> It means that in such a unique case the cure, in

> most likelihood

> (I don't rule out placebo effect, but think it is

> the least likely of the two) can be attributed to

> the artemisia.

> There are two types of artemisia arborescens. One is

> the moroccan one and the other grows in the pacific

> northwest in the USA.

>

http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:1DvTRXVUNcMJ:atlanticinstitute.com/artemisi\

a.pdf+moroccan+pacific+northwest+artemisia+arborescens & hl=en & ct=clnk & cd=1

>

> Gubi

[Guest guest]

I tried Artemisinin when the cancer (chronic lymphocytic leukemia) was

still active---artemisinin I purchased from one of the best sources

available---but it did nothing for me.

Not at all to say that it did not work for this man, or that it does

not work for others, just that when news comes out about " a cancer

cure, " one can just about bet it will not cure cancer in all people all

the time.

That's why we have to use overlap, as Diedre is doing, and we have to

be willing, when something is not working, to move on to something else.

Best wishes and best of health,

Elliot