Ancient tribal remedy from ‘Down Under’ shows cancer-fighting potential

When you’ve been diagnosed with cancer… you’ll try ANYTHING.

Even the most BARBARIC treatments that conventional care currently offers!

There’s got to be a better way.

And thankfully, some scientists are TIRELESS in their efforts to find alternatives to chemo, radiation, and surgery.

They’re searching HIGH AND LOW…

And even in some of the most UNEXPECTED places.

Which brings me to what I’d like to share with you today.

It’s a type of honey – one that’s darker and richer than most of the honey you’ll find on the shelf at the grocery store.

And it’s a KEY ingredient in the practice of “apitherapy”… or using bee products as medicine.

A ‘bee bush’ therapy

The manuka bush (Leptospermum scoparium) is a shrub that’s been growing “Down Under” for more than 5 million years.

When honeybees gather nectar from its flowers, they produce what’s known as manuka honey.

It’s known for its incredible antimicrobial properties… which is why the Maori tribes of New Zealand have used it as natural medicine FOR GENERATIONS.

Now, pretty much all types of honey you’ll find can KILL germs…

But there’s something EXTRA special about manuka honey… and it’s not just how it could help ERADICATE superbugs… and even help REVERSE their drug resistance.

Believe it or not, the manuka honey story gets EVEN better.

Because scientists are now looking into what this “bee medicine” could do for cancer.

Some evidence indicates that, like other types of honey, manuka honey could trigger the process of apoptosis – which is when cancer cells are forced to “off” themselves.

This is CRUCIAL in combatting this disease… as cancer cells usually REFUSE to die a natural death!

This process may involve leveraging the immune system to UNLEASH inflammatory cytokines…

But manuka honey also ENHANCES an immune response to cancer by DEPLOYING its troops…

Now, most of the quality research that’s been done specifically on manuka honey’s ability to help fight cancer has happened in a lab dish (in vitro)… or on animals…

And not on people.

But those are very necessary first steps – ones that could lead to human research.

Especially when the results are promising…

Which is what researchers have found when administering manuka honey intravenously… and at low doses.

The science even shows that manuka honey could help conventional cancer drugs work better… even when the cancer has learned to RESIST them.

Now, it’s NEVER a good idea to take something to try to treat your cancer WITHOUT getting the OK from your doc.

But if he says it’s safe for you to try, look for a manuka honey product with a unique manuka factor (UMF) of at least 10. The higher the rating, the better.

You can eat the honey by the spoonful… or add some to your tea.