Cancer is a degenerative condition of an organ or tissue in which cells transform abnormally and uncontrollably. The immune cells are then unable to recognize the cancerous cells as a foreign body and cannot fight them.
The first step is to focus on diet and favor fish in one's meals. Vegetables will also be of great importance, such as celery, asparagus, and those rich in beta-carotene, like carrots.
Plants and hive products then come into play in the fight against liver cancer. The patient can make a mixture of pure honey, which strengthens the liver, royal jelly, and bee bread; a large spoonful should then be taken each morning on an empty stomach.
We can also mention black seed (Nigella sativa), a remedy for illnesses in general, and notably for cancer. It can be used in all its forms: as seeds taken each morning on an empty stomach at a rate of one small spoonful, as oil, to massage over the liver area, as an herbal tea, in single-dose sachets, as a cream, as an organic soap, or even as capsules, and for liver cancer, three capsules a day before meals will be effective.
Also, as we have mentioned several times before, the Chinese mushroom "reishi" is an excellent ally in the fight against liver cancer. It comes in liquid form, as a syrup, or even as a powder to mix into yogurt or juice, for example. If none of these forms can be found, it can be taken in capsule form, combined with black seed.
The important thing in overcoming the disease is therefore to strengthen one's immunity, to help the immune cells that are unable to fight. But also to strengthen the intestinal flora, by taking probiotics in particular, which will help regenerate the digestive system.
The liver needs plants such as milk thistle, dandelion, artichoke leaves, or black radish; found in the form of herbal tea, vials, capsules, or liquid. These should be taken in courses of at least three months.
Hijama (cupping) also has its full importance. However, it should not be done in a state of weakness; the practitioner must make sure of this.
These treatments should therefore be followed for three months to get good results, and repeated over a period of six months.
In addition, garlic is also a food to favor. At least three fresh cloves a day should be eaten, for its anti-cancer properties.
Finally, it is advisable to replace coffee with tea, preferably black tea for its preventive properties.
What the science says: liver, cancer, propolis, royal jelly and hive products
What published research says about the remedies mentioned above, for illustration — these studies address material causes; healing belongs to Allah.
The liver
Milk thistle's silymarin improves liver markers in fatty liver disease and various liver conditions according to meta-analyses (Ann Hepatol, 2024) (World J Gastroenterol, 2017); the Mediterranean diet (olive oil, vegetables, fish) reduces liver fat (Clin Nutr, 2022). Artichoke, black radish, rosemary and dandelion are the drainers of tradition; fasting gives the liver a rest. Precaution: viral hepatitis or cirrhosis should be monitored with a specialist; certain plants are hepatotoxic (comfrey, celandine, kava) — do not improvise.
Cancer: supporting without replacing
Diet plays a role in preventing several cancers according to an umbrella review of meta-analyses (Nat Commun, 2021); curcumin, black seed and medicinal mushrooms are being studied as complements to treatment (Int J Mol Sci, 2024) (Molecules, 2023), and the Mediterranean diet supports patients. Precaution: no natural remedy replaces cancer treatment; certain plants and high-dose antioxidants can interfere with chemotherapy — any course should be decided with the oncologist. The Sagesse au Naturel practice offers complementary cancer follow-up.
Propolis, royal jelly and hive products
Propolis, a resin gathered by bees, shows healing effects confirmed by a meta-analysis on skin wounds (Arch Dermatol Res, 2023) and value for oral health (J Funct Biomater, 2024). Like honey, these products are part of the apitherapy that the professor recommends to support immunity. Precaution: possible allergy to hive products (especially propolis and bee pollen) — start with small amounts; bee venom should only be used with a trained professional.
