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A man from Bulgaria shares his story of how he fought cancer. His story gives hope to many people, and to find out why it’s so popular, keep reading!
In 2002, I was diagnosed with a benign brain tumor. I was immediately admitted to BLD – Sofia for surgery. The tumor was 5×5 cm, but the operation was successful. I consider the neurosurgeons at this hospital to be the best in Bulgaria.
After 2 years, the results showed that the tumor had grown again (metastasized) and was almost the same size again. I had to have a second operation, but the surgery went badly, and I was paralyzed in my left hand and left foot. After examining the tumor, the doctors declared it to be atypical.
Then I went back to the oncologist and had to undergo radiotherapy sessions that had no effect because the tumor reappeared again, which required yet another operation. Then I went to the rehabilitation department and there I was lucky enough to meet a man who changed my life. He told me he had kidney cancer. After his surgery failed, he was given 3 to 4 months to live.
Then he met a woman who told him about a plant and how to prepare it for treatment. The plant called elderberry is a shrub that grows in deserts, along rivers and country roads, and in forests. Elderberries resemble blueberries and are almost the same size. They can be picked from late August to early September.
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Homemade recipe:
The fruits must be fully ripe to have medicinal properties.
Wash the elderberries and place them in a jar, alternating a layer of elderberries and a layer of fine sugar, and fill the jar to the top.
Store in a sunny place for fermentation.
After 2 weeks, place the jar in the refrigerator.
You can make 2, 3 or 4 pots, but at least 2 are needed to last the whole year.
Take one teaspoon every morning on an empty stomach, 10 minutes before meals.
The man who told me about it convinced me of the effect of this treatment. I waited 2 months to harvest the elderberries and prepare the recipe. Then, I started taking it regularly. Since my last operation, 4 years have passed, and until now, I have not had any metastatic cells in my body.
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