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CANCER

Castillo, Rafael (MD). (N.D.). Aloe vera for heart disease, cancer? Inquirer.

Abstract: A doctor's look at scientific literature regarding Aloe vera and heart disease/cancer.

Kupchan, S. Morris, & Karim, Aziz. (N.D.). Tumor inhibitors, Aloe emodin Antileukemic principle isolated from rhamnus frangula L. Lloydia, 39.

Abstract: This breakthrough research report identifies the ingredient that gives Aloe its anti-tumor characteristic on the cellular level.

Morsy, Esam M. (MS). (N.D.). Study of the healing qualities of the Aloe vera plant. Phoenix, AZ: United Aloe Technologists Association.

Abstract: Study of the healing qualities of the Aloe vera plant.

Plaskett, Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1996, September). Aloe vera and cancer. Aloe Vera Information Services (newsletter). Camelford, Cornwall, UK: Biomedical Information Services Ltd.

Abstract: An account of the laboratory information that shows that Aloe vera acts upon tumor cells and upon tumors.

Winters, W.D., Benavides, R., & Clouse, W. J. (1981). Effects of Aloe extracts on human normal and tumor cells in vitro. Economic Botany,35(1), 89-95.

Abstract: A landmark report on the function of Aloe vera as a biogenic or cellular stimulator. Dr. Winders also found the importance of having effective Aloe vera. As shown by his study, the biogenic stimulator ability of Aloe vera can be reduced or even reversed by improper processing. Effective Aloe vera enhanced normal cells while not helping tumor cells, showing a marvelous selectivity to health producing function.

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