Remedyo para sa cervical cancer #13

Sweet apricot kernels 10, milk 100 ml, red dates 5, glutinous rice 50 grams, mulberry bark 10 grams, fresh ginger 3 grams. Soak the apricot kernels in water, remove the skin and tip, then grind with milk to extract juice; remove the pits from the red dates, slice the ginger, and set aside. First boil the mulberry bark, ginger, and dates to extract broth, add rice to cook porridge; just before it's done, mix in the apricot juice, then continue cooking until the porridge is ready. Take twice daily. Apricot kernels mainly contain fatty oils, proteins, various free amino acids, and amygdalin. Recent studies have found that apricot kernels have preventive and inhibitory effects on lung cancer, breast cancer, and cervical cancer. Mulberry bark contains volatile oils, glycosides, morin, and morusin, and pharmacological experiments show it has good antipyretic, cough-relieving, and expectorant effects.
Recent reports indicate that red dates significantly inhibit cancer cell proliferation.
This formula uses apricot kernels as the primary ingredient for relieving phlegm, stopping cough, and easing asthma; supplemented by sweet-cold mulberry bark to clear lung heat; red dates and milk nourish the middle energizer; and fresh ginger, being pungent-warm, serves as an auxiliary to warm the lungs, relieve cough, and prevent excessive coldness from mulberry bark, which could suppress lung Qi. The entire formula balances cold and warmth, combines tonifying and purging actions, collectively forming a remedy for coughing, asthma, strengthening the middle energizer, and preventing tumors. It can serve as a supplementary food for patients with chronic respiratory conditions, emphysema, or cor pulmonale.