Comments on: Fight Cancer with Papaya – Treats Every Type of Tumor

By: Jonna Womac

Jonna Womac — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 02:43:13 +0000

There is certainly a great deal to learn about this. I can see you made nice points in the features as well.

By: Ângelo gonp

Ângelo gonp — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 19:57:02 +0000

Amigos, vou dar uma dica simples e poderosa, tanto para a tintura como para o chá.
Aqui no Brasil principalmente no nordeste existem enormes plantações de mamão papaia. eu estou em São Paulo então aqui é mais frio e a geada mata a planta. Então muitos estão pedindo para enviarem as folhas com caule(como a Cyntia já informou)já secas.
Quebra-se ao máximo a planta seca e Coloca-se em um liquidificador,bate e meche-se o liquidificador para um lado e outro para não formar uma pasta seca no fundo. A folha se transforma em um pó, e depois faz-se o chá, muitos não coam, tomam tudo, e também as tinturas com álcool de cereal. os resultados são promissores, inclusive para outros problemas como intestinais.
Abraço a todos, fiquem com Deus.
Ângelo Gonp
angelo@gonpbeck.com.br
Campinas – São Paulo – Brasil

By: cynthia mccoy

cynthia mccoy — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 03:32:43 +0000

I’m not sure whether papaya leaf extract crosses the blood brain barrier, which it would need to do in order for it to be effective in arresting brain tumors. I am researching this, but so far have not found any research to clarify this. It certainly would not hurt to use papaya, however, and if I find any info I will post it here immediately. I would suggest 2 things, however: frankincense (boswellia carterii, boswellia sacra, and boswellia serrata and thurifera)does cross the blood brain barrier and has been reported in several trials to reduce brain swelling that occurs as a result of tumorous growth or trauma or infection. It is not clear whether frankincense will reduce the tumor itself, although it has been shown that frankincense is a potent anti-cancer fighter more generally. How to use frankincense? I would use frankincense in its extract form, 65% boswellic acids, as well as in a crude powder form, taken by the spoonful. http://www.sfherb.com sells a pretty benign-tasting fine powder of boswellia serrata that doesn’t taste bad. I would use the extract as well as the unextracted crude powder because I would want to have all the components of frankincense, since it has been shown that it is not just the boswellic acids that have useful properties. In addition I would get a special extract, sold separately, of boswellic acids called AKBA (acetyl-11-keto-beta-boswellic acid) that seems to have a very strong anti-cancer, apoptotic effect, as well as a powerful anti-inflammatory effect. You can buy this in a bland powder form at http://www.beyondacentury.net. IN ADDITION, I would use frankincense essential oil by vaporizing it, or even by putting a small drop far back of each nostril. The reason for this is that essential oils will diffuse in this manner directly into your brain. I kid you not! I would also use frankincense tears as incense, by putting a charcoal briquet on a brick or other inflammable , heat-resistant receptable, letting it become a glowing hot coal, and then placing a few frankincense tears on top of it to burn as incense. Breathing this will definitely cross the blood brain barrier as well. I would also use PAU D’ARCO (tabebuia impetiginosa or tabebuia avellanedae) tea, 4-8 cups a day. The best quality pau d’arco tea in the world, I think, is purchased through Wisdom Naturals. You can buy it at the best price in tea bags through http://www.swansonvitamins.com, but you’ll have to use a lot of tea bags. You can buy it in 100 gms of loose tea from Wisdom Naturals through http://www.vitacost.com. Another excellent source is http://www.taheeboteaclub.com. I have tried their tea and have spoken with the owners, and they seem to be very very honest people. I was impressed. The only thing they sell is pau d’arco tea, and I find it seems to be as good as Wisdom Naturals. I’d try them. You can call them, email them, they will answer you right away. There are other very strong anticancer herbs-among them, wild yam, bloodroot (quite toxic, you have to be VERY careful. I’ve tried it, in amounts of powdered root to cover the head of a pin, and in this quantity there are no bad effects, at least for me.) and teasel root, which is widely available as a tincture, and chaparral (larrea tridentata or larrea divaricata). Chaparral is very potent and does cross the blood brain barrier. Use a tea rather than capsules, as chaparral seems to be less toxic this way. Some of the herbs I’ve mentioned, such as wild yam and teasel, are not widely known to have strong anticancer properties, but according to research they do, a lot stronger than many other herbs that are widely recommended for cancer.Finally, I would pay close attention to what my doctor says. If my tumor were resectable, I would certainly have surgery. I would research carefully everything my doctor suggests and make my own, as far as possible, estimation of the likelihood of success. Can you do all these things at once? Kind of tempting, I think, when you have something serious going on and don’t know if you have time to fiddle faddle around and figure out what works for you, but I think it is important to take a deep breath, try one thing, see how you feel about it. You will eventually find out what makes you feel better. I send you all my good wishes and prayers, and will re-post when I think of something else. God bless you.

By: luciano muniz

luciano muniz — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 17:12:06 +0000

does the papaya leaf extract help to reduce brain tumors besides controlling growth. im looking for alternative treatments. thank you for the valuable and life-saving information.

By: Allison

Allison — Wed, 13 Jul 2011 22:00:31 +0000

I have just started to drink paw paw tea and have ordered 4 plants of my own to grow. The type of leaves needed are from the carica papaya tree.
I purcased my tea from Rochway products on the internet. They are organic and pesticide free. The tea doesn’t taste very nice on it’s own so I put local bush honey in it to sweeten the taste. Sometimes I drink the tea after it has cooled. Once I have my trees I will start to boil my own as well as the tea.

By: cynthia mccoy

cynthia mccoy — Wed, 13 Jul 2011 00:43:15 +0000

To Regina: You can certainly use powdered papaya leaves. You would put in a teaspoon (or more-it’s not toxic) in a cup and add hot or boiling water and let it cool. The resulting slush does taste worse than cut and sifted papaya leaves however. You could also take a spoonful directly into your mouth and swallow some water or juice. You are from the L.A. area (you do mean Los Angeles?)I used to live there. All the health food stores sell dried papaya leaves which have been chopped finely (called cut-and-sifted papaya leaves). Also, Herbs of Mexico which has 2 stores in the area (one in San Bernardino) sells it, and they also have a website where you can order directly online.

By: cynthia mccoy

cynthia mccoy — Wed, 13 Jul 2011 00:34:41 +0000

Wow, Barton: That sounds like a wonderful blend, your fermented papaya drink. Do you use pesticides on your papaya trees? I am very interested in hearing of your progress. How much do your fresh leaves cost? They would be wonderful for the people who have written to this site. Where can people contact you if they want to buy your products?

By: Barton

Barton — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 21:55:29 +0000

I have a papaya plantation in Jamaica and I drink Papaya tea daily. I hope to start producing tonic, tea and extract in the months to come. I have heard you can make a powerful mix by mixing green papaya seeds, flesh, stems or leaves with equal amounts of brown sugar, cover with paper and leave in a cool place for 30 days periodically scraping off the foam and then straining the juice. I am going to try it soon. We would love to produce anything that will help reduce the pain in people. Write back if you are interested in being notified of our progress. The tea we could send at once. we have fresh leaves every week.

By: cynthia mccoy

cynthia mccoy — Sun, 10 Jul 2011 12:25:48 +0000

George: I don’t know where you can get it in a shop in Ireland. I would call health shops especially in Belfast and speak with the owner. Perhaps they have it or can order it for you. As I said in my earlier post, watch http://www.ebay.com for papaya leaf. Just yesterday I saw where somone is selling papaya leaf tea mixed with pineapple, and is willing to send it to any country. Here’s another online source that ships internationally: http://www.probioticsaustralia.com.
Here’s one in the UK: http://www.pawpawstore.co.uk. Rather pricey-only 125 gms of dried papaya leaf for more than 13 pounds, but better than nothing. Perhaps you can find a better price. Search the web! But even if you only find expensive leaves-drink it as much as you can-combine it with peppermint to improve the taste, if you like. But it will work! Good luck.

By: george

george — Sat, 09 Jul 2011 19:30:26 +0000

i have itp and would like to get papaya juice and papaya tea but do not know where to order from please help i am in Ireland looking forward hearing from you .I am on prednisone 80gm per day and would like get off them all the best George