The rain forest, which is in the north of Queensland in Australia, has developed a smaller population Hilandia dockrillii, whose properties have been studied by scientists for eight years, and they came to some astonishing information.
Blushwood (Hylandia dockrillii), in free translation means yellow tree, is a plant that has exceptional medical properties and it is believed that in the near future could fight against visible tumors.
It turned out that the ingredient contained in the berries kills tumor cells, directs the blood flow from the infected tissue and stimulates the immune system of the organism in active tumor decomposition residues.
The researchers noted that this drug has no side effects. The first effects are visible within five minutes, and whole tumors disappear within 15 days, simply falling off with the skin.
It is extremely difficult to grow in areas outside of the northern Queensland. But do not be sad because plants that have very similar effects on tumors are everywhere around us, and these are the three most effective.
A team of Australian researchers led by Glen Boyle from the QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute in Brisbane, Queensland, has just completed an eight-year study to find that a compound in a berry growing in Far North Queensland can kill face and neck tumour, plus melanomas on the skin.
Of the 300 animals (dogs, cats, horses, Tasmanian devils) which were artificially induced with tumors of the neck and melanomas, the application extracted from the berries of this plant cured the tumor in 75% of cases and, according to the researchers, none of the cured tumors subsequently returned.
The medicine, whose trials on humans have also begun and who is based on berries, showed extremely fast effects on animals, without any side effects. The first results of its action are visible within 5 minutes, until the whole tumor disappears within 15 days, simply falling off the skin.
The healing component itself, coming from a mixture resulting from crushing the berries, is not yet successfully secreted, but its effects are confirmed. It turns out that the compound kills the tumor cells, redirects the blood stream away from the infected tissue and stimulates the immune system of the organism to actively decompose the tumor remains.
However, the plant also has its limitations – except that it is extremely difficult to breed it in areas outside of northern Queensland, so far there is no indication that the plant works on other tumor cells. Nonetheless, even in this case blushwood berries show potential for a great leap forward in the treatment of tumors and a return back to natural medicine.