中国人说茄子皮治癌，西方人说茄子治皮癌

来源: dudaan 于 2013-05-04 19:01:38 [档案] [博客] [旧帖] [给我悄悄话] 本文已被阅读：次 (5238 bytes)

回答: 六种废弃的食品可以健身防癌（转帖）由御用文人于 2013-05-04 09:36:31

(NaturalNews) An ingredient in common eggplant has been shown to cure cancer. The eggplant extract is a phytochemical called solasodine glycoside, or BEC5. Dr. Bill E. Cham discovered it, after hearing of a folk medicine cure from Australian farmers. They told him of eye cancers cured in cattle after application of a poultice made from the fruit of a weed called Devil's Apple, known in Latin as Solanum linnaeanum. This plant is part of the Solanacea family, which includes other common vegetables such as tomato and eggplant.

BEC5 works by bonding to a receptor on the surface of the cancer cell. After the cell digests the eggplant extract, it causes the cell to rupture. The cancer cell is destroyed and its contents are then reabsorbed by the body.

BEC5 has been proven effective in treating over 80,000 cases of skin cancer, preventing surgery. The types of cancer treated by eggplant are both invasive and non-invasive non-melanoma skin cancers. In every case the cancers went into remission and did not return. Australians have been curing their skin cancers using these phytochemicals for decades.

BEC5 acts by killing cancer cells without harming any other healthy cells in the human body. BEC5 can also be used to treat actinic keratose, the precursor to cancer, as well as age or sunspots on the skin.

Actinic keratoses are a possible predictor of skin cancer. These red patches caused by sun exposure are made of abnormal cells that can mutate into malignant cells in the basal, or lower layers of the skin. Squamous cell carcinomas are another common form of skin cancer, and one which causes nearly two thousands deaths annually. This wart-type growth has irregular borders and can also be treated with the eggplant extract.

Used as a cream for over twenty-five years in clinical trials in both Australia and the United Kingdom, BEC5 had success rate of over 78% when applied for eight weeks. Used for 12 weeks, the cream had a 100% success rate in removing cancers, none of which returned for the following five years.

Over one million new cases of non-melanoma skin cancers are diagnosed each year in the United States alone. Skin cancer is now the most common illness in men over the age of 50. It is even more common than lung, prostate or colon cancer. Incidences are so common that one out of three Caucasians are now expected to develop skin cancer at some point in their lives. With this simple, natural remedy, many surgeries might be prevented and health restored.

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/027506_eggplant_skin_cancer.html#ixzz2SNXyggFZ

还有位连药膏也不买，自己用茄子和醋配制：

My Story
In October, 2010 I developed a small white pimple like structure on the edge of my ear.
It soon developed a cyst like area under the skin. I would pick off the pimple and apply a disinfectant.
It then developed a Black crust and continued to grow.
Late November I suspected melanoma cancer and did a google image search for "ear melanoma cancer" and there was an image that looked exactly like it.
It continued to grow and by late January it was about 1" long along the ear 1/2" wide and 1/2" deep. There was also a 1/2" diameter black crusty cone, like a volcano peak growing straight out of the top.
I say a thread on TB2K about the eggplant skin cancer cure and bought an eggplant and white vinegar (about $4) and made up the solution.

The cone came off on the first day. It was hollow like a thimble and had a blood vessel up the center.

The lower black crust was still there and it grew into the coned area again, but not upward. About 2 weeks later this black crust came loose and off.

Another layer of black crust developed, but thinner and it too came off in a couple of weeks.

At 9 weeks all of the black area is gone, along with a good chunk of my ear. There is about a 3/4" long by 1/4"+ deep arc missing from my ear. Like someone bit it out.

Now....
I took pictures through the whole process, front and back of the ear and they are very graphic!

I up-loaded the pictures to my computer at the 9 week point, and then realized that some were pretty fuzzy as I didn't know the camera had a close-up setting. I redid the last set (front and back) and got a very sharp picture.

I will post these, if I can. (I've never posted pictures before.)

What's the best way to up-load them to the thread?