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Recent Studies Show Seven Herbs Help Stop Cancer Growth

Posted on 10/23/201905/14/2025 By Lynn DeVries 4 Comments on Recent Studies Show Seven Herbs Help Stop Cancer Growth
Recent Studies Show Seven Herbs Help Stop Cancer Growth

According to a recent study, seven medicinal plants actually do slow or stop the growth of multiple forms of cancer, including cervical, breast, leukemia, colon, ovarian, liver, and uterine cancer. These plants have long been used by traditional healers to treat a number of ailments, but now they have been proven to have powerful effects…

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