sorsoup fruit for cancer
Like to ask from all the members about their experience of consuming juice of sorsoup fruit for cancer patients. As it has widely spreaded in social media that it is very helpful for cancer survivors.
If anyone will give feedback, i will be highly obliged. more
If anyone will give feedback, i will be highly obliged. more
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Mr Goenka, it is sad to hear that your family member has advanced Head and Neck cancer that could not be contained by the chemotherapy and that he/she has progressed on the disease. I think it will not be possible for any of us to give advise to use any alternate therapy here. Alternate therapies are to be chosen and should be taken only in the advise of qualified ayurveda professional or the like. Choosing or just adopting some medications without a proper dosage and scientific medicine can harm the patin even more. Juices and preparations are openly available and many claim to treat cancers or to cure them completely, a farce that they sell at patients cost. I am sure your treating medical oncologist would help in case he/she might feel some other alternative methods may help and they might have tried. all good medicines are an outcome of a scientific method and needs to be kept in mind of the toxicities and side affects in case adopted. on the awareness part i was asking to do a post that could be relevant in understanding food nutrition and its affect on our body and cancer. more
Dec 29
I could not understand you. One of my family member is suffering with oral cancer and diagnosed at stage iv. He operated and gone through Camo therapy but his promlem relapsed again. Now he again going through Camo therapy. I can try alternative medicine for him. If anyone can suggest. more
Dec 28
Mr goenka do you think doing a module on ialternative medicine woukd be helpful? I can attempt this with some food foods to consider? more
Dec 28
Sorsoup is the large, dark-green, slightly acid, pulpy fruit of a small West Indian tree, Annona muricata, of the annona family.Also called guanabana and locally as laxman fhal or even hanuman fhal. The nutrients present in soursop are amino acids, ascorbic acid (vitamin C), calcium, carbohydrates, fibers, iron and thiamine etc. all preparations are good and also due respect to the ayurveda, the only problem is the quantity and quality check and dosage that may be a bit scary. All herbal preparations should be taken carefully and with great care as we can have all these in our daily food that are tried and tested. I remember a saying my sanskrit guru used to say each day when i use to misbehave, ati starvarta varjayat- access of everything is bad. Change with a balanced approach is the key, eat everything but in moderation. more
Dec 28
