You send them a letter by email to complain, correct & ask for a correction, an apology, & damages…
Dalia Somjen…
From:
“Joseph & Sari Grove” <grovecanada@fastmail.fm>
To:
limor@tasmc.health.gov.il
Cc:
grovecanada@gmail.com
Date:
Fri, 13 Mar 2015 9:04 AM (less than a minute ago)
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Dr. Rona Limor
Role
Director
Unit
Endocrinology Research Laboratory
Email
limor@tasmc.health.gov.il
Hello…
A person here in North America quoted to me something she read online…
She said that Licorice root is estrogenic…
I told her this was false because Licorice root acts like Coppers by
eradicating Phosphorus from the Spleen…
That estrogens act like Phosphorus, thus Coppers like Licorice root
ANTAGONIZE estrogens…
It is not rocket science & there are many studies on the effects of
Licorice root to support it for an anti-cancer therapy…
But Somjen D, who was the lead on one trial says that Licorice root is
estrogenic…
The study is obscure enough for most readers to miss…
But apparently some have decided that licorice root is estrogenic, which
is False…
I am not sure why this trial came to that reverse conclusion & I am not
sure if the source of the bad information is this particular study, but
I’d like some answers…
This is coming out of your laboratory & you are potentially killing
someone who is already starting to die from ovarian cancer that is
progressing…
She is “Alternative” so drugs cannot be recommended or given…She needs
a Copper to stop the spread, & the best one I could offer was Licorice
root because it works & is affordable enough for someone out of
pocket…
But your study or a study just like yours has put out the word that
Licorice root is estrogenic…
I also found a list that includes licorice root, Dong Quai & several
other very effective anti-cancer Chinese herbs…
If this is political or religious in nature then I advise you to cease &
desist…
Medically, the Chinese have been treating cancer very well for
centuries…
If there is religious bias in your studies or conclusions you had better
put your lab technicians in step…
There is no room for racism in clinical studies if this is the case…
Furthermore, the conclusion of that licorice root study suggests it
could be used to donate extra estrogen to post-menopausal women…
This is an entirely ludicrous proposition…
Just because you are in Israel & I am in Canada, does not mean I cannot
fly over there & ring someone’s neck for putting out a flawed study…
I have been to Ben Gurion University of the Negev, & I am quite aware
that there are better laboratories in Isreal than the ones in Tel
Aviv…
Sari Grove
p.s. I’d like to see a correction of that licorice root study being made
public, an apology, & possible damages for any harm that already
occurred or will occur…
Have a nice day…
Joseph & Sari Grove
http://www.grovecanada.ca
(Our website with access to our books for free!)
Comment:
“I’d like to address 2 things, because they are important…
1)Phytoestrogens & estrogens are not the same thing & I have found studies & research online that confuse them-probably due to the fact that the researcher’s native language is not English…
I am seeing on the internet lists of anti-cancer medicines being listed as estrogenic-in particular the Chinese herbs…
This new “factoid” that we are seeing is that THC is estrogenic…This seems to be a conclusion made by people whose “problem” has progressed after taking cannabis in whatever form or oil or whatever…
Now there are plenty of studies out there that have established that cannabis has PHYTO-estrogenic activity-meaning that it attacks cancer…But here we have people saying that cannabis could be estrogenic, or thc is estrogenic, or the butane or whatever, & I think this is dangerous to say…
JUST because cancer has progressed does NOT necessarily mean that it is caused by medicine you are taking…
Ovarian cancer is particularly stubborn, & if you don’t take the thing you need, or the surgery, or the chemo, or the radiation, or whatever Alternative herb, then the thing could progress…
I am not sure that we can link cannabis with high thc to cancer progressing just because someone has made that conclusion…
Cancer can progress in spite of doing something that may be right…which comes to my next point…
2)Ovarian cancer is hard to get rid of…We know this…
People who have gone through the traditional route-surgery, chemo, radiation, tamoxifen, have made it through, but it was difficult…This was with very strong techniques that are very dangerous to take…
Alternative medicine is my favourite, but it will have to be targeted & very very strong…
Probably expensive…I usually opt out of traditional medicine if I can, but in this particular case, it might actually be wiser to get some strong real chemo…
Or figure out a DIY chemo program & do it yourself…
Either way it is going to have to be a nuclear attack…In this case…”
Sari
From http://www.cancertutor.com
* Licorice root (herb – Glycyrrhiza glabra)
Licorice root contains both the isoflavone Licochalcone-A and triterpenoid saponin. Regarding Licochalcone-A, in a scientific study: “Cells from patients with leukemia, breast and prostate cancer that were grown in cultures in the lab, he says, were killed when he added enough of the extract.” Regarding triterpenoids, in a study: “They may block the production of prostaglandin – a hormone-like fatty acid that may be responsible for stimulating the growth of cancer cells – and help get rid of cancer-causing invaders. Triterpenoids have been shown in test tubes to stunt the growth of rapidly multiplying cells, like cancer cells, and they may even help precancerous cells return to normal.” As if that weren’t enough: “Medical researchers have isolated several active substances in licorice root including glycosides, flavonoids, asparagine, isoflavonoids, chalcones and coumarins. Primary of these is Glycyrrhetinic acid.” Licorice root is toxic, so much work need to be done on this herb.
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