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Sutherlandia Frutescens - Cancerbush
Sutherlandia frutescens is regarded as the most profound and multi-purpose of the medicinal plants in Southern Africa. Because of its efficacy as a safe tonic for diverse health conditions it has enjoyed a long history of use by all cultures in Southern Africa.
Since 5 years this traditional medicine is subject to various clinical tests all over the world to investigate its phytochemical components for their traditionally claimed anti-retroviral, anti-bacterial and anti-oxidant capacities and for inducing apoptosis.
The promising results have led to the introduction of Sutherlandia products in Europe through distributor Terra Treatment BV.
The Sutherlandia frutescens shrub has a height of max. 5 ft and grows naturally in the southern part of both Cape-provinces and in the Little Karoo. Countless blue-green leaves and many red/orange flowers make it worthwhile to see.
The leaves , flowers and seedpods contain the active ingredients: GABA, Pinitol, L-Canavanine, Asparagine en SU-1
Sutherlandia powerfully assists the body to mobilize its own resources to cope with diverse physical and mental stresses, and it should therefore be more correctly known as an adaptogenic tonic.
The grained leaves are in their pure form for sale as tea, tablets , vegi-capsules and gel (external use).
A new developed neutraceutical form is sold as "Sutherlandia-Pro".
Besides Sutherlandia this supplement contains also L-Arginine, Vitamin B-6, Zinc and Selenium, all proven valuable anti-oxidants.
For printable information about Sutherlandia and Sutherlandia-Pro click:
Introduction Sutherlandia-cancerbush and The significance of Sutherlandia-PRO
NB :This product is ment to help maintain general welbeing. The information on this page is not intended to diagnose, test, cure or prevent any didease.
The information on this page is not intended to promote the product as a medicine. |
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