In the previous article, "a surprising discovery in Turkey," the first of this series of articles about oleander, I described how Dr. HZ old Ozell a cure for cancer and other conditions found in rural Turkey in 1960 and after treatment with thousands of patients successfully over the past 40 years, Dr. Ozel patented the medicine and was entered into FDA trials. Unfortunately, after having passed Phase I testing, the patented medicine known as Anvirzellanguished for lack of funds (many patented look of an old remedy and common plant-based low) and inter-company squabbles - and can take many years, if ever, before this promising cancer fighter reaches the market as an approved FDA drug.
The good news is that there is no need to wait for the approved drug because you can make your own oleander extract at home stove, based on the original patent by Dr. Ozel and folk medicinethat used for thousands of years. Oleander is a naturally growing plant found throughout southern and southwestern United States and in many parts of the world, and if it is not always of course in your area, you can order oleander plants from many mail-order nurseries of Internet. (There are also complete at least three sources for a commercial version I know, but this must be for the next installment of this series to wait.).
Yes, it is possible yourto create your own oleander remedy, such as "oleander soup" at home about as easily as a big pot of beans, and it is known, is possible thanks to a personal injury lawyer named Edward F. Hensley, from San Antonio, Texas, which I call the "Father of Oleander Soup".
In 2002, the mother of Ed with liver cancer and small cell lung, and a sister diagnosed with Hepatitis-C. Ed's sister, Catrina (Cat), began researching and networking with their friends for answers to the doctor's prognosis that BettyHensley has had to live only a few months. After contacting one of his old friends, had a clinic in Honduras she could contact and discuss a new cancer drug has been in San Antonio, said. Cat made a few phone calls and discovered that the drug order. It cost $ 1500.00 for six weeks supply of so-called Anvirzel (TM). Cat, Ed, and his brother John in the first fund and the drug was ordered.
Betty was seeing oncologist in San Antoniodiscuss the risks of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and the fact that, in advanced stages, it would be only a small chance of extending his life, and a great chance of serious side effects, including destroying her immune system. However, it has to search for chemotherapy for several weeks, to no avail. If the Anvirzel (TM) arrived, they started the injection to help with the cat, made according to the instructions of the medical facility Honduras. After three weeks she went in for new scanswith her oncologist. The new films showed the tumors in both lungs and her liver were shrinking. The doctor could not participate directly in the injections, but agreed that the pharmaceutical research.
When the offer was about 6 weeks away, and Betty was very sore at the site of their injections and began to explore what this new drug has been done, and what it will do long-term use, and cost. The FDA had a letter published on its website, warning of the drug, made from the oleanderPlant, saying it was not proven and should not be used. But the clinic in Honduras was reporting many successful cures of several types of cancer, including childhood brain tumors.
And was determined to find out what research in medicine, and went to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Web site and with the notion Anvirzel. After some research, found the Ed. patent. It was written about 39 pages of German jurists, in the language of patent attorneys who charge $ 400 an hour for writingPatents, the courage to read only lawyers and scientists.
After several weeks of part-time studies, the patent began to make sense. It was just a big mess, too detailed and exaggerated method of making a soup from the leaves and stems of a common plant, oleander. No problem. Ed had huge oleander trees in his backyard, which were very healthy ornamentals with beautiful flowers all year round. Making the soup was as simple as getting a pot, some cutters, electricHot meal and a place to cook. And his wife Carol would not allow him to cook in the kitchen, so Ed resigned his room outside storage, a storage building 10x18 feet, construction equipment and seasonal sports equipment was. After burning several pots of soup because the heat was too high, Ed turned the heat and boil the water and oleander clippings for four hours. Then he took the leaves and stems, and strained the remaining broth, using paper towels and plastic filters. By Dr.Ozel patented the method, let the broth cool before pressing. He then cooked slowly until the broth is only about a fifth of the original liquid in the bottom of the 12-pot was left.
And measured the specific gravity of such a freeze, which shows the measurements on a small scale. It 'was where Dr. Ozel recommended in the patent, as thin as chicken soup broth. Next, 10 feeder mice purchased and given the new liquid, which Ed named "oleanderSoup "you could eat as their only source of liquid for two weeks with all the food of the mouse. The mice gained weight, were somewhat sluggish, but remained alive and looking good.
Mother and has been adopted by its range of Anvirzel at this point, so that the broth of a bottle of Ed Bettys house for a confrontation with their medications. It looked the same. Tasted the same. The new soup was not fresh, freeze-dried and re-established, and to Betty, tasted fresher. Ed went first andtried some, about a teaspoon. Betty then tried it with a teaspoon full. She said she liked the fresh version, and that was it. She took oral doses three times daily with meals, with diarrhea the only side effect that subsided after a week.
Her tests three weeks later were surprising, showing the tumors were still in decline and were almost gone. A month later, she had no cancer at all. Betty out in the soup for another month after his doctor saidwas free of cancer.
Unfortunately, some eight months later, feeling healthy and energetic, Betty flopped down on the bed for a nap, and felt collar bone snap. Tests showed cancer in the bones, and was aggressive. Her oncologist referred her to another doctor who recommended some strong new chemotherapy, and discouraged them to pull back on the oleander. In two months the chemo had bone cancer was slow, but had also destroyed her kidneys. He died a monthas a result of renal failure, not a further decline Anvirzel oleander soup or who had previously saved his life. But his oncologist of trust, which was very nice and very addictive. Fortunately, Betty has her life up to 88 years. He had a heavy day bicomponent a smoker's father Ed gave him a cigarette when she was 18. He died at 61 from coronary heart disease, are directly linked to his heavy smoking.
Catrina was busy with hepatitis C, severe liverCondition, which often leads to liver cancer. They began manufacturing their own oleander soup and took it in the hope that it would terminate its condition. He did. In less than two months, his hepatitis C was gone. His liver function tests were normal. It is not more than two years ago. She has the recipe with doctors from Mexico, the treatment of poor patients with AIDS, cancer, psoriasis, hepatitis C and divided. Her friend told her the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis is gone with the houseTo remedy the situation. He laughs when he describes the scene in her kitchen, with a large boiling pot leaf and two Mexican brothers, medical doctors, are known to us, as something not as difficult as "Borax beans" or chicken mole, two favorite Mexican dishes cook.
Later, in 2003, Ed was surfing the Internet looking for websites that "Anvirzel" refers. He found the Minnesota Wellness Directory site and read their comments on how good the prospects were for thispoisonous oleander leaves from the new fact. And is the host of the recipe and a brief summary of his research by e-mail. After the host, David Bonello, explores the concept and the soup recipe, including more and opinions of his friends and medical herbalist, has published the recipe on his website in its June 2003 newsletter, with warnings about their use.
Since 2003, many people have used the recipe to make your own oleander soup, among friends and relatives by Ed Hensley,David Bonello and the author. None of them has a serious side effect reported, and many of them reported that their cancer and other diseases had disappeared or were greatly improved.
Later in this series: The Recipe for Oleander Soup
Live long, live healthy, live happy!
