From malaria to cancer, Artemisinin uses are varied
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Two of the biggest killers in the world – cancer and malaria are being tackled by Artemisinin. It’s been proven as a malaria treatment and is often synthesised in many forms (Artesenuate, Artermether, Dihydroartemisin etc.) but it’s the herbal and natural Artemisinin 200mg that’s recommended by us. It’s long proven to be the best malaria treatment and exciting studies show its potential against cancer.
In studies looking at Artemisinin as a cancer treatment, results show that it can be effective in treating colon cancer and in treating breast cancer. This is due not only to its effect on cancerous cells, but to the hormonal-balancing properties and specifically the effect it has upon estrogen receptors. As estrogen plays an important part in developing breast cancer, blocking the ability of these harmful proteins counters these effects. There’s one more string to Artemisinin’s bow when it comes to combating breast cancer – it has a calming effect on T-cells. Although T-cells help our body fight disease in most cases, when breast cancer develops, the T-cells can actually prompt more breast cancer cells to be produced. By calming this effect, Artemisinin helps hinder tumour growth.
