Can Herbs Really Cure AIDS and Cancer?

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The discussion revolves around the claims made in a book titled "An Unbelievable Story," which suggests that certain herbs can cure AIDS and cancer. Participants explore the origins of these claims, the credibility of the herbs mentioned, and the broader implications of such assertions in the context of medical treatment and pharmaceutical industry influence.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant recounts a vision that led to the identification of four herbs believed to cure AIDS and cancer, expressing initial skepticism that turned into belief after research.
  • Another participant questions the validity of the claims, asking for documented cases where these herbs have cured AIDS or cancer.
  • A comment highlights a general skepticism towards extraordinary claims, suggesting that if something sounds too good to be true, it likely is.
  • Discussion includes a playful critique of the book's title, suggesting it could be interpreted as "über-believable."
  • One participant mentions that one of the herbs, mint, is currently being tested for its potential to cure cancer, referencing a BBC article.
  • Another participant expresses doubt about mint being a viable cure for cancer.
  • Concerns are raised about the potential for studies to show that the effects of the herbs may be no more than placebo, with implications of pharmaceutical industry control over treatment options.
  • Participants inquire about the other three herbs mentioned alongside mint.
  • A technical explanation of cancer is provided, discussing genetic mutations and potential causes, including radiation and chemical exposure, without consensus on the primary cause.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express a mix of skepticism and curiosity regarding the claims made about the herbs. There is no consensus on the efficacy of the herbs or the validity of the claims surrounding them, with multiple competing views present throughout the discussion.

Contextual Notes

Participants express uncertainty regarding the scientific validation of the herbs and their effects on AIDS and cancer. There are unresolved questions about the specific herbs mentioned and their origins, as well as the implications of the claims made in the book.

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:smile: The new book titled "An Unbelievable Story" will be available at barnesandnoble.com in May. It is a book about an aids and cancer cure that was seen in a vision. the website is publishedauthors.net/princekaywood (click on news) the book is also available at publishamerica.com the authors are Prince and Gaynelle kaywood In the Spring of 2001 Gaynelle reaches Prince a piece of Paper that had four herbs written on it. She then tells Prince that these are the herbs that will cure aids and cancer. Prince knows that his wife does not know anything about herbs and medicine, so he thinks that he has finally driven his poor wife mad. It wasn't until prince decides to research the herbs involved, that he himself becomes a believer. Prince finds out that each herb that was written on the piece of paper seem to be an aversary to cancer and aids. They even found out that they were experimenting using one of the herbs underground in San Fransisco to try to find a cure for cancer and aids. This particular herb, niether Prince, nor Gaynelle, had never heard of in their lives.
 
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What cases of AIDS or cancer have these herbs been tested and proven to have cured? I've not heard of any new cures for either.

Sounds to me like "an unbelievable story".
 
Cynical wisdom: If it sounds too good to be true, it is.
 
Actually it is an 'ubelievable' story, not an 'unbelievable' story. Perhaps that's "über-believable", as in transcending belief (i.e. belief is old hat, to be now thrown into the dustbin of history, etc, etc).
 
An unbelievable story

The book was titled "An Unbelievable Story" because when we did the research on the four herbs that my wife saw in the vision, we kept saying that this is "unbelievable" we were saying this because each herb seem to be an adversary to cancer and aids. We also tried to contact some pharmaceutical companies, but they would not listen, or believe us. Look at some of the replies on the forum
 
Budah3: I will ask you just one question:
How many of these herbs belong to Amazon jungle?
 
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These herbs are probably in the amazon jungle. One of them originated in Africa, some can be found in the United States, and some are probably growing in your garden
 
And when studies show that herb effect = placiebo (or less) it will be blamed on the pharm industry that they want control over the drug industry.
The next conspiracy after automotive industry, Roswell,
con(chem)trails.

What are the herbs?
 
unbelievable story update

one of the herbs in the book an unbelievable story is now being tested to find a cure for cancer (mint) check an article written july 9th 2004 by BBC news at http://news.bbc.co.uk/1hi/health/3870231.stm
 
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I clicked on the message link but it did not work try typing in "mint leaf starves cancer to death"
 
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Mint? That's your cure for cancer? Unbelievable.
 
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what are the other 3 herbs ?
 
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Hope i don't get AIDS or cancer cause, damn, i don't like mint at all. :cry:
 
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cancer

Cancer is caused by a local denaturalization in the base pairs of your DNA in the mitochondria of most cells (especially stem cells). In essence, this means that a gene that normally codes for some mundane characteristic like eye color, gets changed into a gene that codes for growth. That is why cancerous tumors are really just accelerated cell growth (increased mitosis), and the maladies associated with cancer, are these cell growths (tumors) pushing on nerves, arteries, organs, and that in turn is what causes the many afflictions grouped under the general heading of 'cancer'.

The real question is, what causes these local denaturalizations? The answers are most likely one of the following: Gamma, or X-ray radiation from the sun, or human technology sources; Chemicals like benzene (found in cigarettes) which may chemically attack your DNA; Latent vestigial processes in your genes that should have either been turned on, or turned off, but were not.


Personally, I believe radiation is the most likely cause, but time will tell.
 

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