Frederick FN Noronha wrote:http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/about-cancer/cancers-in-general/cancer-questions/can-graviola-cure-cancer Can graviola (soursop) cure cancer? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- FN,I like this article, with one reservation. Let me explain. We had a custard apple tree in our compound in Tanzania. Parrots loved the fruit. Every morning, when the fruits were in season, the parrots arrived at the crack of dawn and sang, danced and smelt the fruit, but they would never eat it. Parrots have known, since 1961, the value of the custard apple. They know that the value of the fruit is multiplied when their song, the dance, and the aroma therapy is successfully marketed. They also know that the value of the fruit is multiplied a thousand times when the desperate are targeted. So,
> Graviola costs more than £5 for 100 capsules. The manufacturers advise > taking 2 capsules, 3 to 4 times a day. So 100 capsules could last less than 2 > weeks. my reservation is that I do not trust marketers who want just $8 for two weeks worth of cancer cure. A single capsule of cancer fighting medication sells for $8 in the west. With the right marketing, to the wrong people, the 'proof is in the custard apple' people need to be charging more than 8 cents for a capsule. Actually, what kind of an idiot charges eight cents for CANCER CURE. Mervyn
