Marislavna Monastery Anti-Cancer Herb Blend (100g)
$35
Marislavna Monastic Anti-Cancer Herbal Blend - 100g
Marislavna's Monastic Anti-Cancer Herbal Blend is a 100g loose-leaf blend, traditionally formulated to support comprehensive cancer care programs. Originating from the Holy Spirit Monastery in Timashevsk, this blend is inspired by Father George's renowned formula. It's designed to be used alongside conventional medical treatments, not as a replacement.
This powerful herbal blend addresses a range of cancers, including those affecting the gastrointestinal tract, breasts, prostate, lungs, skin, and other organs. Its carefully selected ingredients work synergistically to provide several key benefits:
- Anti-tumor properties: Helps combat the growth of cancerous cells.
- Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects: Reduces inflammation and fights infection.
- Antiparasitic action: Targets harmful microorganisms.
- Choleretic properties: Supports healthy liver function and bile flow.
- Blood purification: Aids in the removal of toxins.
- Analgesic and sedative effects: May offer pain relief and promote relaxation.
The herbal infusion helps prevent tumor growth, improves liver and intestinal function, combats intracellular parasites, and facilitates the body's natural detoxification processes, aiding in the removal of tumor byproducts. For best results, consider combining this blend with complementary phytopreparations, ointments, or suppositories, as advised by your healthcare professional.
Suggested Use:
The recommended course of treatment is 2-3 months. Preparation instructions are included on the package. Please note that this blend has a bitter taste. A 100g package provides approximately 7 days' worth of herbal mixture.
Contraindications:
Pregnancy, lactation, and individual component allergies. Always consult your doctor or healthcare practitioner before using this product, especially if you are undergoing conventional cancer treatment. This herbal blend is intended to support overall health and well-being and should not be considered a replacement for medical advice or treatment.