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Q: Curcumin for lung cancer ?

asked by: Allen27 on June 26th, 2008

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Right now, my family is undergoing a pathetic situation. My elder brother Brad is suffering with fatal lung cancer. We are trying our best level to save my brother’s life. Doctor Shan, also my family friend who is taking care of Brad. However, what happened sometimes my brother feels extreme pain. The Biopsy report says the condition is deteriorating. Shan and I too got puzzled.I’ve heard about a natural product ‘Curcumin’? Can it be taken along with other medicines? Please help me to save Brad’s life.

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MandMs

replied on June 27th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

You should try giving your brother curcumin, cause, there have been studies that showed this plant extract can induce death of lung cancer cells staring just after short usage of 72 hours.
It can, also, suppress the growth of cancer cells.

What type of lung cancer your brother has?

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