Pare, it's bitter but powerful to kill Telkomsel's cancer

TRIBUNJOGJA.COM – This type of vegetable has many names depending on the language of pronunciation and the knowledge of the local population about this plant. Some called Goya, Bitter, Karela, Balsam Pear, Bitter Gourd.

But some Indonesians call it Pare or Paria on Sundanese treasures. It tastes bitter, but it is precisely where the superiority until this vegetable is favored by many people. More than, Pare is supposed to have a tremendous faidah for the health of the body.

Dr. Frank Shallenberher MD, an expert on anti-aging and spine treatment at Nevada's Center for Alternative and Anti-Aging Medicine, uses Pare as one of the treatments for pancreatic cancer.

Shallenberher is quoted as saying worldtruth.tv, obtaining substances in the pare can effectively resist the growth of cancer cells in the body. Pare juice mixed with 5 percent water, based on Shallenberher, is very effective against the malignancy of pancreatic cancer cells.

The substance in this Pare may lose between 90 and 98 percent of cancer telkomsel connections. The test used by the University of Colorado team showed substances and enzymes in 64% of cases.

In addition to fighting cancer and tumors, the Pare is effective in normalizing blood pressure, minimizing asthma and others. This vegetable has been used as a traditional medicine in Africa, India, China and parts of the American continent

Pare contains most nutrients, but few calories. The substances contained in Pare include magnesium, manganese, fiber-rich binding, vitamin B1, B2, B3, C, folart, zinc and phosphorus. The use of Pare juice is highly recommended.

There is almost nothing negative about these very cheap vegetables. In addition to improving the immune system, even for pregnant women, field workers and athletes. (Tribunjogja.com)