Ginger Destroys Cancer More Effectively than Death-Linked Cancer Drugs
by Anthony Gucciardi
Ginger, a cousin spice of super anti-cancer substance turmeric, is known for its ability to shrink tumors. Astoundingly, it is even more effective than many cancer drugs, which have been shown to be completely ineffective and actually accelerate the death of cancer patients. Commonly consumed across the world in small doses among food and beverage products, the medicinal properties of ginger far surpass even advanced pharmaceutical inventions.
The subject of one study based out of Georgia State University, whole ginger extract was revealed to shrink prostate tumor size by a whopping 56% in mice. The anticancer properties were observed in addition to ginger’s role in reducing inflammation as well as being a rich source of life-enhancing antioxidants. But what about cancer drugs? Could this simple spice really topple the advanced pharmaceuticals that are often touted as the ‘only option’ for cancer patients by medical doctors?
It turns out that cancer drugs are not only severely ineffective at permanently shrinking tumors, but they actually make tumors larger and kill the patient more quickly. More specifically, the tumors have been found to ‘metasize’, meaning they come back bigger and more stronger than their original size. What’s more, the ‘metasizing’ was found to be very aggressive. According to scientists Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, the premium priced drugs were little more than death sentences for many patients.
“Whatever manipulations we’re doing to tumors can inadvertently do something to increase the tumor numbers to become more metastatic, which is what kills patients at the end of the day,” said study author Dr. Raghu Kalluri.
These are the very drugs considered to be the scientifically proven solution by mainstream health officials.
Meanwhile, ginger presents virtually no side effects and has been used as a food product by many cultures for countless centuries. Instead of creating super tumors, whole ginger extract was shown to exert significant growth-inhibiting and death-inductory effects in a spectrum of prostate cancer cells. Over 17 other studies have also reached similar conclusions on ginger’s anticancer benefits, with the spice being shown by peer-reviewed research to positively impact beyond 101 diseases.
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Aug 10, 2012 @ 02:19:22
grate fresh ginger into ginger ale–it's delicious!
Aug 27, 2012 @ 14:02:22
even better if you have a juicer, juice the ginger and put one quarter cup into two liters of ginger ale
Oct 08, 2012 @ 02:50:12
Made fresh slices ginger w/ organic chicken, red Thai chilli peppers, cilantro, lime, and roasted nuts on a bed of lettuce. Nam Sod w/ extra extra ginger.
Oct 17, 2012 @ 10:47:02
Mmmm sounds delicious – makes my mouth water!!
Oct 17, 2012 @ 10:47:02
Mmmm sounds delicious – makes my mouth water!!
Aug 10, 2012 @ 02:23:02
Huh…go figure
Aug 10, 2012 @ 02:35:42
How is this ginger extract used?
Oct 18, 2012 @ 17:14:49
That is a great question. I came here looking for that information specifically. I suspect that it is being injected directly into the tumor. If that is the case this treatment is of only marginal use.
Oct 19, 2012 @ 00:43:10
yeah if it works and pharmicutical companys cant make money off it then well u know
Aug 10, 2012 @ 03:00:00
good news
Aug 10, 2012 @ 03:53:52
Ginger Nutmeg and Capsicum extract is even better.
Aug 10, 2012 @ 03:56:50
by Anthony Gucciardi
Ginger, a cousin spice of super anti-cancer substance turmeric, is known for its ability to shrink tumors. Astoundingly, it is even more effective than many cancer drugs, which have been shown to be completely ineffective and actually accelerate the death of cancer patients. Commonly consumed across the world in small doses among food and beverage products, the medicinal properties of ginger far surpass even advanced pharmaceutical inventions.
Aug 10, 2012 @ 03:59:53
I have a formula, handed down through generations of my family, that uses Ginger, Nutmeg, and Capsicum
I can pass it on if you are into that.
Aug 10, 2012 @ 04:44:29
Saul Heff if you could pass it on id be thankful.
Aug 10, 2012 @ 05:13:09
Hi Viniicius
You will need..
3 red Capsicums
4 lge Ginger roots
6 hole nutmegs
1 pink of medicinal alcohol-
( or a bottle of good Vodka)
Method..
Chop the Ginger and Capsicum finely
Grind the nutmegs.
put all in a jar with the alcohol, big enough to hold everything
about 2 pint jar.
Place the Jar in the sun for 7 days
pour through a coffee filter paper or two
bottle the liquid.
5 or 6 drops in half a glass of water is a dose
take 6 dosses a day.
An all round cure or blood purifier.
Can also be used on the skin for all
types of skin diseases.
The left over pulp can be chucked out or, I rub it on my dog
to control flies.
Cheers.
Aug 10, 2012 @ 05:33:37
*should read 1 pint of alcohol
Aug 10, 2012 @ 16:48:34
Thanks so much for letting us know about your family tincture
Aug 11, 2012 @ 20:08:10
Saul Heff I seen this and was wondering if I could share it? I run a metaphysical store in Woodhaven, MI and have known so many people that have suffered from cancer and used the medical treatment first. I would love to share this on my blog, but don't want to infringe on your family history. Please let me know, thanks
Aug 11, 2012 @ 23:06:29
Anna, you are more than welcome to share.
Love and peace, saul.
Find me on facebook. Saul Heff . Bathurst NSW
Always looking for interesting new friends
Dec 31, 2012 @ 19:48:42
Sounds awesome-thx for the recipe.
Jan 23, 2013 @ 15:24:57
Thank you! Very timely, as I've been having biopsies, small intruders removed, and such. Will start on this asap.
Aug 10, 2012 @ 04:43:54
Very cool – ginger is so versatile and delicious too!
Aug 10, 2012 @ 04:55:53
do you have to be careful of the hallucinogenic factor of nutmeg in the mix? I'd like to hear it, also.
Aug 10, 2012 @ 05:30:38
I think you would need to drink a lot of the brew fora hallucinogenic effect
Aug 10, 2012 @ 07:05:07
I might give the article more credit if they could spell "metastasize."
Aug 13, 2012 @ 04:46:52
u mean u never misspelled a word before……..amazing ….but don't believe it.
Aug 13, 2012 @ 04:53:52
There is misspelling and miswording. This word was spelled the same way twice in a way that rather implies a misunderstanding of its meaning. As it is a word that is absolutely a part of the vocabulary of anyone involved with cancer, I am left with a sincere doubt about the author's level of expertise in the subject. If I were writing about a new way of propelling cars and twice spoke of the trainsaxle, wouldn't you doubt my expertise?
Aug 25, 2012 @ 12:05:00
perhaps the spell checker could be the blame-I have to say i hear a lot of these cures and i am not sure if id use this as my only wepon of choice (hows my spelling?)
Sep 29, 2012 @ 01:39:28
I thought that at first read as well. But, it looks like they're saying the treatment makes the tumors come back larger, hence, 'metasize'. I was more upset with the term 'more stronger'.
Sep 29, 2012 @ 01:42:21
Nothing so ironic as a couple of Americans arguing over spelling of the English language.
Sep 29, 2012 @ 01:43:41
Touche'! Point well taken LOL
Sep 29, 2012 @ 23:39:47
Excuse me! I may live in the land of poor spelling, but I am hardly an American. London-born of Yorkshire parents and trained in the Queen's English if you don't mind.
Sep 29, 2012 @ 23:46:48
And, I wasn't debating the spelling of the word, either. I was suggesting the author purposely used the word he chose 'metasize'. Now, that he chose to create a word is certainly debatable. Also, is 'American' now an epithet? Oh my, my country has certainly lost face with the rest of the world, hasn't it?
Sep 30, 2012 @ 00:09:19
Bryan's comment seemed to imply so, especially when it comes to spelling, and I can't help but agree to a point. I mourn the loss of good spelling and correct usage. The richness of the English language provides for a level of nuance, subtlety and humour (sp!!) that is rapidly disappearing in this age of casual grammar, spelling and punctuation. And I have to say I choose to live in the US, in spite of its faults. No country is perfect. England is over-populated and expensive. America's religio-political absurdities make polite conversation and serious debate a challenge. As for "metasize," I have trouble believing it's a made-up word as opposed to a malapropism. What would Ogden Nash say? A tumour would be humourous if it could metasize to a better size.
Oct 03, 2012 @ 07:08:05
Really, did you think my fifteen letter, one line comment was an indictment on various countries and their socio-political/religious ideals Christopher? If so I'm sorry. ( out of interest why did you put sp in brackets after you spelled humour correctly?
Oct 06, 2012 @ 11:49:28
I might give your comment more credit if you weren't such an obvious troll.
Oct 07, 2012 @ 12:19:29
So you consider me a troll because of ????
Oct 17, 2012 @ 10:46:00
He's a reporter who does not ( know how to ) use spell checker – no reason to question the science – but would like to see references to peer reviewed studies…;-P
Oct 17, 2012 @ 10:46:00
He's a reporter who does not ( know how to ) use spell checker – no reason to question the science – but would like to see references to peer reviewed studies…;-P
Oct 18, 2012 @ 13:27:57
Christopher's point is a good one. It isn't just a matter of "misspelling" – it is the fact that the author is so unfamiliar with cancer treatment that he doesn't know this very common term. And, no, it isn't a matter of meaning something different ("tumors getting bigger") – there is no such term.
Also, I am all for supplementation and even take Turmeric, but the assertions in this article – that chemotherapy drugs enhance the size and spread of cancers – are flat out wrong. They are gloriously ignorant in a way that only the most woefully uninformed person could imagine. Are chemotherapy drugs dangerous? YES! These drugs interfere with some of the most basic processes in the body in the hope that cancer will suffer more than you will. They are terrible. But they are better than dying of cancer. And, as a cancer survivor, I know a lot of people alive today because of these therapies and a handful of people who chose alternative therapies – all of whom are now dead.
Oct 18, 2012 @ 13:27:57
Christopher's point is a good one. It isn't just a matter of "misspelling" – it is the fact that the author is so unfamiliar with cancer treatment that he doesn't know this very common term. And, no, it isn't a matter of meaning something different ("tumors getting bigger") – there is no such term.
Also, I am all for supplementation and even take Turmeric, but the assertions in this article – that chemotherapy drugs enhance the size and spread of cancers – are flat out wrong. They are gloriously ignorant in a way that only the most woefully uninformed person could imagine. Are chemotherapy drugs dangerous? YES! These drugs interfere with some of the most basic processes in the body in the hope that cancer will suffer more than you will. They are terrible. But they are better than dying of cancer. And, as a cancer survivor, I know a lot of people alive today because of these therapies and a handful of people who chose alternative therapies – all of whom are now dead.
Oct 18, 2012 @ 17:46:31
The reason why the word is in quotation marks is to imply they mean “Metasize” or make larger, not spread. You have to read the article and understand their meaning. Arguing over semantics is ridiculous. If it helps one person then this article served a great purpose. It Metasized the knowledge base. Don't discredit the information over something so trivial.
Dec 31, 2012 @ 18:55:49
I'm no spelling or grammar nazi but I agree with Christopher.
1st – Spell check does recognize and correct misspellings of metastasize.
2nd – "metasize" is not a word and spell check does point that out. Even if you try to google "metasize" google alerts you it's not a word and suggests metastasize, so the term used (metasize) does not imply "make larger, not spread"
I write a blog for the industry of my profession and I never post without re-reading and checking for spelling mistakes. If you are going to write about a topic as important as Cancer and you are not a medical professional you should know enough to spell the terminology you are using correctly.
Dec 31, 2012 @ 18:55:49
I'm no spelling or grammar nazi but I agree with Christopher.
1st – Spell check does recognize and correct misspellings of metastasize.
2nd – "metasize" is not a word and spell check does point that out. Even if you try to google "metasize" google alerts you it's not a word and suggests metastasize, so the term used (metasize) does not imply "make larger, not spread"
I write a blog for the industry of my profession and I never post without re-reading and checking for spelling mistakes. If you are going to write about a topic as important as Cancer and you are not a medical professional you should know enough to spell the terminology you are using correctly.
Feb 04, 2013 @ 04:52:35
Read the article again. Two different terms with different meanings.
More specifically, the tumors have been found to ‘metasize’, meaning they come back bigger and more stronger than their original size.
“Whatever manipulations we’re doing to tumors can inadvertently do something to increase the tumor numbers to become more metastatic,
Feb 05, 2013 @ 02:39:36
The word in the article is "metastatis" which in medical terms means http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metastasis Granted, it does get larger, but the metastatic disease is more of a measure of it's ability to penetrate into other organs. Thus, if it were "metasized" that would simply state that it had gotten larger. So it was both a misspelling. and a misunderstanding…
Apr 03, 2013 @ 21:51:07
Bruce Vaughan Shouldn't that be "meGasize" than instead of "meTasize"?
Aug 10, 2012 @ 16:30:41
Revealing these secrets would make big Pharmacy bankrupt……. we have been "took" for a very long time.
Aug 12, 2012 @ 06:53:48
Any statement like this would need references, don´t you think? I would much like if you posted some links of where you have got this information from…
Dec 31, 2012 @ 00:28:33
You can google it, to find research paper after research paper by respected Universities around the world.
Jan 24, 2013 @ 03:55:04
check out cancertutor.com
Aug 13, 2012 @ 05:04:05
Maybe I'd have doubts and then maybe I'd go and see what others in the field said about it…. .granted he's not a go speller…or maybe he has other issues with grammar or spelling…
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Sep 29, 2012 @ 01:40:17
http://naturalsociety.com/ginger-destroys-cancer-more-effectively-than-cancer-drugs/ they have worked hard, copy and pasting isn't easy!
Oct 17, 2012 @ 10:56:45
What difference does it make on which site it's written? We're talking about a great medical breakthrough and you whine about copy and paste? I'm just happy to see that more websites have this article!
Oct 17, 2012 @ 10:56:45
What difference does it make on which site it's written? We're talking about a great medical breakthrough and you whine about copy and paste? I'm just happy to see that more websites have this article!
Oct 17, 2012 @ 12:35:03
very true. i was referring more to the fact that they didn't give the real site credit, but that was before i realised they have done on the 'read more' link at the bottom. my bad, i apologize for 'whining'
Sep 29, 2012 @ 10:57:45
Rub ginger onto your pods, it increases the blood flow
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Oct 25, 2012 @ 15:54:13
Love Ginger.
Nov 07, 2012 @ 16:30:21
how much did they need to eat in order to get the full benefit? give us some detail!
Dec 25, 2012 @ 12:01:41
here are a couple of links: http://www.gsu.edu/news/53580.html.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21849094
Dec 30, 2012 @ 23:57:01
I would give this article more credit if the specific dosages and ways the ginger is administered were included. I assume ginger that it is not taken as a suppository or rubbed into skin at the prostrate. So many questions like raw, cooked, dried, how much, how often, max and minimum consumption, external, ingestion, internal, injection?
Dec 31, 2012 @ 00:15:36
Another nonsense, no surprise there is not any link to sources or peer review.
Dec 31, 2012 @ 22:44:56
laugh or cry 'foul' if you want. however I have a friend who is a holistic practicioner – when she was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins Lymphoma more than a year ago, EVERY doctor she went to recommend chemo and radiation… second opinion, third opinion, etc.
Instead, she chose to put her money where her practice had been all along – completely natural healing, no harsh chemo, no radiation, no horrible drugs.
today she is free of cancer. not a trace. did NOT trash her immune system (as chemo/radiation does), but instead she built it back from the ground up.
laugh or cry if you want. it's your choice to live well/eat sensibly/take care of yourself of not. left strictly to the money-mongers at the AMA and Big Pharma, we'd all be on chemo and very soon.
Jan 23, 2013 @ 17:13:40
if she had been eating the right things all along, how did she end up with cancer in the first place? Not trying to be snide, just thinking out loud.
Jan 23, 2013 @ 18:55:54
your truely an idiot you don't get cancer because you don't eat right.
Jan 26, 2013 @ 17:26:17
Logical fallacy, if you dont get cancer from not eating right, how does eating right cure it?
Both are synonymous. If eating right prevents cancer then eatingn right should cure it. If not eating right doesn't start it then how come eating right stops it?
Where's the study? What was the strength? What we're the variables? Once again no actual scientific information supplied, just anecdotes and journalistic jargon. It doesn't even reference the study so we can read it ourselves
Jan 27, 2013 @ 17:17:21
actually, not eating right is the source of most disease, including cancer. Not eating right, i.e.. not consuming all of the essential vitamins and minerals the human body needs in the right amounts, means that we create deficiencies in the body. those deficiencies in the body lead to a weak immune system, therefore opening the door to disease.
Feb 04, 2013 @ 03:27:21
As I have been saying I don't trust anything Big Pharma or the FDA say. The anticancer effects of cannabis has been covered up for a long time. There is corrupt collusion going on here.
Feb 04, 2013 @ 04:08:12
Jeremiah King "you're" not "your". Be careful who you call an idiot.
Jan 01, 2013 @ 15:37:33
He didnt miss spell metastasize . He says meta size. Which means make larger that is a different word from metastasize which means spread all over your body. What he is saying basically some of these hi dollar drugs kill off the competition to the tumor cells and allow them to aggressively grow very quickly larger. Duh…….
Feb 04, 2013 @ 14:21:34
Not really, what the chemo does is cause the stronger cells to hide, and mutate to an even more chemo resistant form…then grow amd spread. Both chemo and radiation CAUSE cancer. Sugar feeds cancer. The body enviromnent needs changeing for change to take place. No change? No change!
Mar 07, 2013 @ 15:13:12
Thank you Kaj, I totally thought he misspelled metastasize too, thank you clearing that up! I just googled it and you're totally right!
Jan 03, 2013 @ 05:13:56
Interesting. Obviously there's no miracle drug or herb, but if u combine them with mind over matter, than anything is possible.
Jan 05, 2013 @ 02:09:31
I LOVE GINGER TEA BY STASH….VERY REFRESHING.
Jan 23, 2013 @ 13:39:54
it's very funny how all of you , letting the main subject , and argue about the spelling!
btw , the main idea of this article is true , all what chemotherapy or radiation is making the patient die quickly.
there are a lot of natural sources for treatment and prevention of cancer but most of people can't trust them till now.
Jan 23, 2013 @ 17:30:00
بس الماريجوانا احلى عالاقل هتبقى بتتعالج وبتعمل دماغ فنفس الوقت
Jan 23, 2013 @ 17:59:22
i said that so
Jan 23, 2013 @ 15:29:35
Researchers at Georgia State University do suggest a dosage:
In looking at the data, a human would have to consume only about 3.5 ounces of whole ginger extract in a daily diet to get the beneficial effects.
Jan 23, 2013 @ 17:41:10
The original study is here : http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21849094.
But Dr Raghu Kalluri is just a "game with names" : in French, it is phonetically eared as Dr Ragoût Calorie (Stew Calory). And, no, the Dr Raghu Kalluri is not cited as an author of this study.
Jan 23, 2013 @ 18:52:47
Christopher Howard Lee · Top Commenter.
There is misspelling and miswording. This word was spelled the same way twice in a way that rather implies a misunderstanding of its meaning. As it is a word that is absolutely a part of the vocabulary of anyone involved with cancer, I am left with a sincere doubt about the author's level of expertise in the subject. If I were writing about a new way of propelling cars and twice spoke of the trainsaxle, wouldn't you doubt my expertise?
whould like to just point out that you missspelled the word misswording.
Feb 05, 2013 @ 02:52:43
A misspelling, a misswording, and the resultant misundertanding. A trifecta!
Jan 23, 2013 @ 20:29:24
However you want to spell anything, ginger is awesome! Double DUH
Jan 26, 2013 @ 04:48:21
people can sleep if they so choose.. amazing some of these comments.. cancer comes from a variety of things and reasons. people who eat well can get cancer sure.. this woman did.. but she also kicked it naturally.. try to focus here.. the message is quite clear.. your chances of staying healthy are significantly higher if you eat well.. exercise.. meditate.. try to live as stress free of a life as you can.. personally.. Ill go with the odds everytime.. I may get cancer someday. you can bet I will go with a raw diet and any suggestion a homeopathic oncologist makes.. they are out there and they are saving lives.. have a happy and healthy life.. this is my goal.
Jan 26, 2013 @ 12:46:48
hard to believe morons don't think they can get cancer from their diet! My change of diet killed my invasive lobular breast cancer!
Jan 26, 2013 @ 13:06:52
Not only cancer but instead of the any over the counter medications & the use of antibiotics…
Jan 26, 2013 @ 23:53:49
herbal medicines has good effect to humans body, it is just your choice coz its only self medications if you chooses it, you can add ginger daily to your meal, juices or teas..so ginger now is part of your diet… but still we need to hear opinions from medical Doctors because they still knows best and lots of prayers a self healing from God.
Jan 27, 2013 @ 00:05:04
I've tried to cook Arozcaldo , put lots of ginger,and mix half a handful small cuts of ginger, so hot and yummy, if you have bloated stomach and not feeling ok, it helps and a relief.
Jan 27, 2013 @ 01:20:54
Don't know about cancer, but ginger is a great remedy for cold and cough… I always crush a small piece of ginger, add a teaspoon of honey and take it… works better than medicines and no side effects as well.
Feb 04, 2013 @ 04:15:36
Instead of people saying hey there is no reference. Why don't you look for the studies yourselves , or are we all so lazy that we want everything handed to us.
Mar 07, 2013 @ 14:41:08
Wow. For appearing on a site called "myscienceacademy" this article displays VERY shoddy scientific standards:
- No link to the actual study (no mention of the authors, not even a title, just "a study").
- Extrapolating results (if those are even accurate to begin with) from lab tests on one specific form of cancer in test animals to simply "ginger cures cancer".
- No mention of methodology or supposed mechanism of action.
- Multiple allusions to "mainstream science/medicine" (wtf is that anyways?) conspiracies to cover up a "secret" cure that could change the world (as if governments all over the world wouldn't be interested in saving literally billions in cash on treatments, no amount of bribing would stop this "secret" from spreading).
- Not just misspelling metastasize, but making a whole new word from it.
- To top it off it turns out to be a copy&paste job from some faddish naturopath blogsite.
And of course the first comment is an anecdote from someone who's holistic practitioner friend was cured from horrible cancers supposedly using only raw broccoli and good spirits.
I weep for the state of scientific literacy on the internet, and I'm sure I'm going to regret wasting my time posting this comment. But I had to. Otherwise Merck and Monsanto won't pay me!
Mar 07, 2013 @ 20:49:00
Herb are made to solve all ailments since creation. Visit the herbmen in Africa before they get extinct.
Mar 07, 2013 @ 20:54:37
This is true! God put herbs on the planet to help us! Phara is killing people. Herbs heal!
Mar 13, 2013 @ 18:59:44
I love ginger, very refreshing
Apr 03, 2013 @ 18:34:59
The word is 'metastasize', not 'metasize'. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/metastasized
Also, if anyone has any doubts about the veracity of the general content of the article, there is similar information about ginger and ovarian cancer described in an article on the University of Michigan Health System site: http://www.med.umich.edu/opm/newspage/2006/ginger.htm.
And as for Dr. Raghu Kalluri, he really is a top researcher at Harvard: http://kalluri.med.harvard.edu/members.