Tumor Formations
When cancer appears in a family, it is only natural for people to look for anything that might help. That is why we want to be completely honest: no herb and no food supplement treats, stops or prevents tumours. Diagnosis and treatment are entirely in the hands of an oncologist and the medical team.
This category includes the Cleansing tincture, which combines dandelion leaf, green walnut hulls and cat’s foot. In Bulgarian folk medicine these herbs are traditionally used to support the body’s natural cleansing processes, liver function and digestion – in other words, for general wellbeing, not as a remedy against disease.
Very important: herbs can interact with chemotherapy, radiotherapy and other medicines and affect how they work. So do not start taking any herb during cancer treatment without the explicit consent of your oncologist, and never delay or replace prescribed therapy with food supplements.
The tinctures are not a substitute for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Pregnant and breastfeeding women, and anyone taking medication, should consult a doctor before use.
FAQ
No. Cleansing is a food supplement with herbs traditionally used for general wellbeing. It does not treat or prevent cancer in any way and does not replace treatment prescribed by an oncologist.
Only with the explicit approval of your oncologist. Some herbs can affect how chemotherapy or other medicines work. Show your doctor the ingredients of the product you are considering and follow their advice.
1 ml of tincture contains the equivalent of 67 mg of dandelion leaf, 133 mg of walnut hulls and 42 mg of cat’s foot. It is taken as 20 drops (about 1 ml) dissolved in a glass of water, 3 times a day, 10–15 minutes before meals – and, if you have a medical condition, only after consulting a doctor.