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Is Sour Sop, Guanabana or Brazilian Graviola the same as in your Paw Paw Program<\/a><\/strong> <\/em>book? \u00a0Anita R.<\/p>\n Is Paw Paw the same thing as Papaya Leaf? \u00a0Dan<\/p>\n NO.<\/p>\n Both\u00a0the sour sop juice and papaya leaf are totally different species of\u00a0the plant and totally different preparations from the Paw Paw<\/strong>, Latin name\u00a0Asimina triloba<\/strong>,\u00a0<\/em> that has been researched as effective for cancer. Although there is some correct information on the site you mentioned, there is also some misinformation, especially concerning the research reference.(see end of this article).<\/p>\n In the field of medicinal herbals, it is paramount to understand which species of a plant one is using. Many plants have the same family name, but chemical composition within a species, and within different parts of the plant, varies widely. The same name may also apply to completely different plants in different parts of the world. For example, many countries have different plants they call Heal All, which are not even in the same plant family. Latin names, or nomenclature, are the only way to scientifically\u00a0identify, and reproduce the medicinal benefits.<\/p>\n For accuracy, \u00a0always use the Latin name of the plant, which in the case my book, The Paw Program – A “Christopher Columbus” Approach to Cancer<\/em><\/a><\/strong>, refers to the Paw Paw tree, Asimina triloba<\/strong>, <\/em>standardized\u00a0<\/em>twig bark,\u00a0\u00a0harvested at the correct time. This plant is native to the eastern U.S.<\/p>\n Please contact us<\/strong> <\/a>to get the correct source, direct discount pricing, AND support from an expert.<\/p>\n From page 90 – 91 of Lorene Benoit’s \u00a0book: ” Paw Paw is one of the most researched and most effective herbal remedies in connection with cancer. In the past 30 years research on Paw Paw has been conducted by Dr. Jerry McLaughlin and a team of researchers at Purdue University, as well as at Wayne State University.”<\/p>\n Over fifty bioactive compounds,\u00a0called the annonaceous acetogenins, have been found in the\u00a0standardized Paw Paw concentrate of this particular species of\u00a0Paw Paw<\/a><\/strong>. These have been described in a series of research papers as representing the most potent, major, bioactive structural types of acetogenins.<\/p>\n Other related species of\u00a0Annona muricata, <\/em><\/strong>also known as graviola<\/strong>, guanabana<\/strong>, Sour sop, <\/strong>and Brazilian Paw Paw<\/strong> contain only the less potent monotetrahydrofuran acetogenins, and do not maximize acetogenin levels or standardize the product to assure consistent potency. In addition, the health of the tree,\u00a0 part used,\u00a0 time of year that the twig is harvested for optimum potency, and how it is processed,\u00a0 and tested, ALL effect the outcome.<\/p>\n To ensure you get the correct herbal preparation that has been researched, the best price, plus support, please contact the author<\/a>. <\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n As part of Dr. McLaughlin’s research, one study of 100+ patients, with many types of tumours represented, \u00a0resulted in:<\/p>\n \u2022Significant reductions seen in tumor sizes (verified by CT, etc.)<\/b><\/p>\n \u2022Significant reductions in tumor antigen levels (PSA, CA2729, CA125, alkaline phosphatase, etc.)<\/b><\/p>\n \u2022Very few side effects; mostly none; nausea and vomiting (2 people); itching (1 person); many reported \u201cincreased energy\u201d<\/b><\/p>\n \u2022No hair loss, no bone marrow depression, No GI bleeding<\/b><\/p>\n <\/b>Benefits were also seen with cold sores, shingles, MS, toe nail fungus, acne, athletes foot, eczema & psoriasis (in capsules, lotion and salve formulations).<\/b><\/p>\n These results were with the standardized extract of Paw Paw as prepared, tested & supervised by Dr. Jerry McLaughln, and encapsulated by Nature’s Sunshine Products. To order, please contact our office<\/a>. You can also receive professional advice from the author, which is not available when ordering from Amazon.<\/p>\n Case studies conducted by Dr. Forsythe, a Nevada oncologist are included in my book, including complete remissions with stage four cancers as well as Testimonials offered\u00a0 from my own clients.<\/p>\n I have included excerpts from pages 6-8 of a 37 page report from the Journal Natural Products, 1999, 62 504-540, titled: Annonaceous Acetogenins: Recent Progress<\/strong><\/p>\n by Feras Q. Alali, Xiao-Xi Liu, and Jerry L. McLaughlin*, Department of Medicinal Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology, School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana 47907<\/p>\n Should you wish the whole technical report with all 138 References included,\u00a0 search online, or contact our office<\/a>, with this in subject line: Acetogenins Tech Review JNP 1999<\/strong><\/p>\n The Annonaceae (custard-apple family), is very large, 130 genera and 2300 species. Phytochemical studies and, to a lesser extent, pharmacological studies on Annonaceous species have intensified in the last 15 years; this is largely due to the discovery of the\u00a0Annonaceous acetogenins, a class of natural compounds with a wide variety of biological activities.<\/p>\n The discovery of uvaricin in 1982,7 the first of the Annonaceous acetogenins, Note<\/strong>: American pawpaw (Asimina triloba<\/em>) is not a papaya and should not be confused with Carica papaya<\/em> or Annona muricata<\/em> (graviola) although the species have similar common names and may be called “pawpaw.”<\/p>\n I agree with what the website you sent me cited, concerning why the public has not heard as much about the Paw Paw family for an effective cancer approach.<\/p>\n However<\/strong>, this site mentions tests at Purdue University showed results with graviola leaves. This is not true<\/strong>; graviola\u00a0 (Annona muriatica<\/em>) did not show the effectiveness that Paw Paw\u00a0 Cell Reg (Asimina triloba<\/em>) twig bark extract did, because they do not contain the acetogenin varieties or strength.<\/p>\n http:\/\/inspireurfriend.blogspot.in\/2012\/10\/10000-times-stronger-killer-of-cancer.html<\/a><\/p>\n “….under federal law, a natural product is not patentable. There\u2019s no way to make serious profits from it. There was no way the company could protect its profits\u2013or even make back the millions it poured into research. As the dream of huge profits evaporated, their testing on Graviola came to a screeching halt.”<\/p>\n This is, unfortunately in our big pharma profit driven market of disease care, the truth for all natural and herbal products.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Be suspicious of sites such as Wikipedia<\/strong> that usually negate health benefits of any<\/strong> natural medicines. They are supported by global pharma interests.<\/p>\n Two examples:<\/p>\n … two additional acetogenins, muricoreacin and murihexocin, showed significant cytotoxicities in six human tumor cells, including PACA-2 pancreatic carcinoma and PC-3 prostate adenocarcinoma cell lines [142].<\/p>\n Two annonaceous species, A. muricata<\/em> and Asimina triloba<\/span><\/em> <\/strong>(\u2018paw paw\u2019),\u00a0 both yield acetogenins.\u00a0 Annonaceous acetogenins, bullatacin, showed 300 <\/span>times the potency of taxol against L1210 murine leukemia<\/strong> [143,144]. Bullatacin and several other acetogenins do so by inhibiting adenosine triphosphate (ATP) production. This has profound implications for the development of complex acetogenin<\/a> drugs that could be very effective against multidrug-resistant tumors [145]. https:\/\/www.sciencedirect.com\/topics\/agricultural-and-biological-sciences\/asimina-triloba<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" UPDATE: Mar, 2021:\u00a0 at end of article Questions: Is Sour Sop, Guanabana or Brazilian Graviola the same as in your Paw Paw Program book? \u00a0Anita R. Is Paw Paw the same thing as Papaya Leaf? \u00a0Dan Answer: NO. Both\u00a0the sour sop juice and papaya leaf are totally different species of\u00a0the plant and totally different … Continue reading Q & A Graviola, Papaya versus Paw Paw – Asimina triloba<\/span> Answer:<\/em><\/span><\/h3>\n
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\nas an in vivo active antileukemic (P-388) agent, invigorated wide interest in this family. The Annonaceous acetogenins are now one of the most rapidly growing classes of new\u00a0natural products and offer exciting anthelmintic,(kills worms), \u00a0in vivo and cytotoxic antitumor, antimalarial, antimicrobial, antiprotozoal, and pesticidal activities and special promise of becoming new chemotypes for antitumor<\/strong> and pesticidalagents.<\/p>\nUPDATE: Mar, 2021:<\/h4>\n
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