Why This Article Was Hidden From People? Scientist Found Seeds That Can Cure Cancer!

The Greek gods had it right: eating grapes and drinking wine is apparently a good idea if you want to avoid cancer.

Numerous studies have investigated the relationship between grape seed extract (GSE) and cancer, and the results are exciting. Grapes contain more power to prevent cancer rather than cure it, though cancer survivors can certainly call upon the grape for the potential to prevent recurrence.

The researchers say adding grape seed extract to chemotherapy is a new approach to bowel cancer treatment, enhancing chemotherapy’s cancer-beating effects and reducing intestinal damage.

Conventional ‘treatments’ will never cure cancer

This is not wishful thinking: grape seed extract benefits hold clinical significance. Unfortunately, cancer patients are often pushed to begin radical and invasive procedures – including surgery, radiation and chemotherapy – immediately following a diagnosis of cancer. And, sadly, fear tactics are often used to rush people into risky (ineffective) procedures – which are known to cause secondary cancers later in life.

To be perfectly clear, although a majority of healthcare providers tout the “importance” of conventional care, there is little evidence that undergoing these harmful procedures can actually halt or even slow the progression of cancer cells.

Great news for cancer patients: Natural, lifesaving alternatives are available today

In the journal Cancer Letters, a December 2012 article uncovered that grape seed extract was effective against colorectal cancer in experiments using cultured cancer cells. It also noted that grape seed extract benefits increased with the higher stages of cancer.

Grape seeds contain a group of phytochemical antioxidants known as proanthocyanidins. Researchers believe the anti-cancer benefits of GSE come from these proanthocyanidins, which contain more antioxidant power than vitamins C and E.

It turns out that all parts of grapes contain anti-cancer properties, not just the seeds. Scientific studies found cancer-fighting compounds in the following parts: grape skin, grape flesh, whole grapes and grape-derived raisins.

Studies on other parts of the grape as an anti-cancer food report equally encouraging results as those on grape seed extract:

• A case control study found that increased consumption of grapes was linked with reduced breast cancer risk in Korean women.
• In another Korean study, researchers report that daily grape juice consumption led to reduced DNA damage.
• A scientific study on the extract of dried Greek raisins concluded that the extract stopped the growth of gastric cancer cells.

Conventional oncology will never admit the truth about natural cancer therapies

Positive effects, using grape seed extract, have been shown to multiply with increasing stages of cancer. Naturally, many people would wonder, ‘why don’t conventionally-trained physicians share this information with their cancer patients?’ Because it would threaten their livelihood and, even if they did say something, they could lose their medical license for suggesting a non-conventional approach.

However, the scientific findings provide new hope for cancer patients, many of which will not be diagnosed until an advanced stage of the disease when chemotherapy is least effective. Unlike the harmful effects documented with conventional treatments, the researchers did not see any harmful effects using grape seed extract.

To take advantage of the health benefits of grapes, find a high-quality GSE supplement at a health food store, eat table grapes, and drink red wine in moderation. Some tasty table grape varieties include black, white (green), concord and Thompson grapes.

Toss on a toga, grab a bunch of you your favorite grapes, and treat yourself to a little red wine. The Greek gods and science say it’s a good idea!