Graviola, American Paw Paw, and the Australian equivalent (the name I forget at the moment) are all closely related to the papaya. These plants contain helpful enzymes and anti-tumor compounds to a greater or lesser extent.

Highest anti-cancer properties are found in the American paw paw, then graviola and the Australian variety. However, the active compounds can be highly variable depending upon season and the part of the plant that is used.

Standardized American paw paw as found in the "Cell Reg" product is the most effective. It is gathered from leaves, twigs, and stems in the Spring when the active anti-tumor compounds are at their highest concentration. It is then standardized into uniform potency and capsulated for use and convenient administration.

Paw-paw should generally not be taken as a preventative, only therapeutically.

Google "cell reg". You'll find it.

Should not be taken within 24 hours before or after standard chemo/rad. Can lower blood pressure and should probably not be taken with blood thinners.

High dose IV Vit C has also been found to be very effective and fast-acting (e.g., 4 to 6 weeks in come cases) in reducing tumor size with zero negative side effects. Must be administered by IV to bypass stomach and to achieve necessary high ml/l blood levels to be effective.

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