Dandelion Root Extract and Cancer Research
This study is crazy. Dandelion root extract eliminated over
ninety-five percent of human cancer cells
within forty-eight hours in the laboratory.
So this study was actually two parts.
First was in vitro, in the test tube.
Um, they exposed cancer cells to dandelion
root extract,
and after forty-eight hours, um, over ninety-five
percent of the cancer cells were killed.
Um, and actually, they tested it in normal, healthy cells,
and they were all spared. So there was actually zero toxicity with this.
Then they went to the in vivo study in mice.
They actually implanted mice with human colon cancer
tumors.
And so they gave them the dandelion root extract in their water.
And you'll see the before and after.
And the mice that got just water and no dandelion root, their
tumors were huge. And then they got the dandelion root,
their
tumors were absolutely puny. And so it actually reduced
the tumor growth, the human tumor growth in mice by
over ninety percent. That green line there is in the mice that
received dandelion root extract.
Uh, that purple line is in those who did not.
So, uh, human trials were planned for
dandelion root in cancer, in human cancer patients over a decade
ago, right? Health Canada approved those human trials,
and they mysteriously never happened.
And so
common backyard plants terrify the
chemo cartel.
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