Dried Cancerbush Powder (Sutherlandia frutescens)

Dried Cancerbush, is a legume/shrub with delicate red flowers pictured on the South African national postage stamp. Long used by indigenous people in South Africa to treat cancer, tuberculosis, flu, diabetes and chronic fatigue syndrome.

Size: 75g.

CANCERBUSH USES

• Reduces the effects of wasting syndrome brought about through AIDS, TB and cancer
• Improves the immune system
• Treats heartburn, gastritis a, reflux oesophagitis and peptic ulceration
• Often used to assist in the treatment of tuberculosis, flu, diabetes and chronic fatigue syndrome
• Used to soothe hot flushes and other symptoms of menopause
• For the washing of wounds
• Wash eyes to treat eye infections
• Combtas mild asthma, rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis
• As a douche for prolapse of the uterus
• Put into dog boxes or rub into skin or put into rinsing water to repel ticks and fleas on dogs
• Spray tea on plants for lice and ants
• Repels rats and mice
• While evidence indicates Cancerbush has an anticancer effect, and stimulates the immune system, the plant should be seen as a 'quality of life tonic' rather than a cancer cure

BENEFITS OF CANCERBUSH

• 100% Natural
• Food Grade
• Vegan Friendly
• Cancerbush is known for its adaptogenic properties and its calming effect. No toxicity or side effect has been noted.
• Health care workers report that Cancerbush only works when taken in appropriate doses, and when used in conjunction with a healthy diet, avoiding alcoholic beverages, recreational drugs or anything that would damage the immune system.

HOW TO USE CANCERBUSH

Herbal Tea (infusion): Add 1-2g to a cup of boiled water and let steep for 10-15mins before straining. Drink up to three times daily.

INGREDIENTS

Pure cancerbush powder (Sutherlandia frutescens)

Other form: dried cancerbush

CANCERBUSH WARNINGS

• Sutherlandia frutescens treatment may interfere with pharmaceutical anti-retroviral drugs

• Pregnant and nursing mothers should avoid using

• Sutherlandia frutescens has been reported to cause dry mouth, mild diarrhea, slight dizziness and constipation

• You should always consult a naturopath or medical practitioner before taking herbal supplements