Asmi Ayurveda Consultancy & Herbals

Urban Estate, Karnal, Haryana

We are offering fagonia cretica tea (virgin mantle tea) researchers from aston university, birmingham, and russells hall hospital, dudley, found that fagonia cretica dhanvyas contains potent anti-cancer agents that act singly or in combination against the proliferation of cancer cells. laboratory tests showed they arrested the growth of cells within five hours of application and caused them to die within 24 hours and we are hereby providing the conclusion of reasearch for your reference - what research says - researchers have discovered the extracts found in fagonia cretica have not only halted the spread of breast cancer cells but also caused a limiting action on them thereby enabling the healing of breast cancer among the folk women of asian countries researchers at aston university and russells hall hospital in the united kingdom have discovered an extract in a common herbal tea that may halt the spread of breast cancer. the ingredient comes from a plant, fagonia cretica, also known as virgon's mantlem. The plant has traditionally been used in parts of rural india and pakistan to help people fight breast cancer. What had been dismissed as a folkloric remedy now seems to be true. What's more, men and women who drink the tea do not report the same side effects associated with other, more aggressive remedies advocated by modern medicine, like chemotherapy or radiation. Many people who choose to treat their cancers with those methods suffer from difficult, uncomfortable side effects, like hair and weight loss as well as a drop in blood count. helen griffith and armutul r. Carmichael led the study. They tested the plant extract and found that it killed cancerous cells in breast tissue without damaging the other, healthy cells. researchers hope to discover in the future what particular compound or element in the plant is responsible for its cancer-fighting success. Dr. Caitlin palframann, a policy manager at the breakthrough breast cancer, some of the most important cancer-fighting drugs are originally derived from plants. As this research is at the very earliest stage we won't know for quite some time whether drugs derived from this plant will be effective in treating breast cancer but we look forward to seeing any progress.

Fagonia Cretica Tea that we offer is also called as Virgins Mantle Tea. This particular Herbal Tea is currently being used in majority of Ayurveda Cancer Hospitals and the rate of success is quite good. This herb allays the side-effects of Chemotherapy and also helps in the dis-integration of Cancer cells. Researchers from Aston University, Birmingham, and Russells Hall Hospital, Dudley, found that Fagonia Cretica Tea or Dhanvyas contains potent anti-cancer agents that act singly or in combination against the proliferation of cancer cells. Moreover, laboratory tests showed Fagonia Cretica Tea arrests the growth of cells within five hours of application and caused them to die within 24 hours, and we are hereby providing the conclusion of research for the reference. What Research Says "Researchers have discovered the extracts found in Fagonia Cretica Tea have not only halted the spread of Breast Cancer Cells but also caused a limiting action on them, thereby enabling the healing of Breast Cancer among the Folk women of Asian countries". Researchers at Aston University and Russells Hall Hospital in the United Kingdom have discovered an extract in a common herbal tea that may halt the spread of breast cancer. The ingredient comes from a plant, Fagonia Cretica, also known as Virgon's mantlem. The plant has traditionally been used in parts of rural India and Pakistan to help people fight breast cancer. What had been dismissed as a folkloric remedy now seems to be true. What's more, men and women who drink the tea do not report the same side effects associated with other, more aggressive remedies advocated by modern medicine, like chemotherapy or radiation. Many people who choose to treat their cancers with those methods suffer from difficult, uncomfortable side effects, like hair and weight loss as well as a drop in blood count. Helen Griffith and Armutul R. Carmichael led the study. They tested the plant extract and found that it killed cancerous cells in breast tissue without damaging the other, healthy cells. Researchers hope to discover in the future what particular compound or element in the plant is responsible for its cancer-fighting success. Dr. Caitlin Palframann, a policy manager at the Breakthrough Breast Cancer, "Some of the most important cancer-fighting drugs are originally derived from plants. As this research is at the very earliest stage we won't know for quite some time whether drugs derived from this plant will be effective in treating breast cancer but we look forward to seeing any progress." Fagonia cretica Tea is being used in the prevention aspect also. Among the Rural and Folk Population of Asian countries, women drink this particular Tea and to an extent, they have succeeded in staying healthy through lifetime. In India, only urban women are susceptible to Breast Cancer and are suffering from this disease as rural folk women usually drink this tea when they attain an age of 30 for a period of 3 months in every year and keep on doing this till they attain an age of 60. What they say - "Fagonia cretica tea not only starts attacking the cancerous cells within a time span of 24 to 48 hours of intake but also they attack those cells which have the potency to convert into a cancerous one and the immunity of normal breast cells are raised". This way poor and folk population of rural Asia is keeping this disease away from their homes. All of the patients currently taking this tea are reporting good signs of healing as the chemical constituents found inside the leaf and flower of Fagonia cretica were found to attack and kill Cancerous cells within 24 hours of the intake. So you please be rest assured, Fagonia cretica Tea shall attack and kill only the cancerous cells in the body of patient with the normal cells as intact. Research conducted in the Lab of Aston University too concluded that Fagonia cretica might also cure Breast Cancer on long term usage, but on short term, it is definately seen attacking and killing cancerous breast cells thereby stopping the spread and enabling the remission of Breast Cancer. Main Chemical Constituents found inside this herb which helps in healing of Cancerous Cells are Ceryl Alcohol, Chinovic Acid, Harmine, Alanine, Arginine, Glycine, Isoleucine, Leucine, Lysine, Phenylalanine, Oleanolic Acid, Campesterol, Stigmasterol. As per Ayurveda texts, the Medicine is recommended for a minimum period of 6 Months for getting considerable relief in Remission of Breast Cancer. Folk women of Asian countries too have been drinking this Tea since past 30 to 40 odd years to avoid the incidences of Breast Cancer and those living with it are able to lead a very long and healthy life. Plus, this Tea is also found to be very effective against the side-effects of chemotherapy as reported in the research. Feedback From The Users: Pain started reducing within first 48 hours of intake of the medicine Size of Tumour shrunk to 30 % to 40 % within first month of the Medicine There was a feeling of good energy level in the body ever since the Tea was started Anorexia / Nausea were down to a very minimal level Hair Fall in the cases of Chemo were reported very less Blood Cell count in the cases of Chemo were also good in number The Fagonia Tea plays a major role in preventing the re-occurrence of Cancer once the patient has been operated for mastectomy and undergone the sessions of chemo.  

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  Fagonia Cretica Plant that we offer is also named as Dhanvyaas. Our Fagonia Cretica Plant consists of dried whole Fagonia Cretica Linn. syn. F. arabica Linn., F. bruguieri DC. Our  Fagonia Cretica Plant (Fam. Zygophyllaceae) is a small spiny under shrub with stiff, more or less prostrate branches found in north-west India and Deccan. Fagonia Cretica Plant that we offer is grown under excellent climatic conditions, and is therefore very effective. Synonyms Sanskrit : Ajabhakshya, Ananto, Atmamuli, Dhanuryasa, Dhanuryasa, Dhanvi, Duralabaha, Duralabha, Dusparsha, Gandhari, Grahini, Idankarya, Kacchura, Kashaya, Kunashaka, Marujauma, Mriduparna, Padmamukhi, Parabodhani, Paralhadni, Rodini, Samudranta, Sukshmadala, Tamramula, Ushtrabhakshya, Vikanta, Virpua, Visharada, Igraha Assamese : Bengali : Duralabha English : Khorasan thorn, Virgin's Mantle, Virgon's Mantlem Gujrati : Dhamaaso Hindi : Damahan, Dhamaasa, Hinguaa, Dhanhare, Dhanvyaas, Dhanvyas, Dramah Malayalam : Kodittuva Marathi : Dhamaasaa Punjabi : Dama, Dhamah, Dhamaha Tamil : Tulganari Telugu : Chittigava, Gilaregati   Macroscopic a Root : Tap root externally brownish green, rough, with longitudinal striations, core yellowish-green; fracture, fibrous. Stem : Stem pieces 0.5 to 1.5 cm thick, of variable lengths; young green, mature brown; spiny, two pairs of spines present at each node, spines sharp, slender, 1.5 to 2 cm in length; external surface of stem green, whitish brown when dry, striated; transversely smoothened surface showing a thin bark and prominent wood, bark peeling from stem; fracture, short. Leaf : Small, subsessile, linear, oblong, leaflets entire, green or blackish brown, 0.5 to 1.5 cm in length and 0.05 to 0.1 cm in width, without any prominent midrib region projected above the level of lamina. Flower : Flowers small, pale rose or purple, pedicels slender, 6 to 12 mm long; sepals 3 to 4 mm long, ovate, aristate; petals twice as long as the sepals, spathulate, claw long; ovary hairy, style tapering. Fruit : Pentagonous schizocarp, composed of five compressed, two valved cocci. Microscopic b Root : T.S. shows outermost cork represented by 4 or 5 layers of small, narrow, tangentially elongated cells; phelloderm composed of 6 to 10 layers of somewhat tangentially elongated, thin walled parenchymatous cells, some cells having rhomboid crystals of calcium oxalate measuring 10 to 15 in length and 8 to 10 in width; outer part of secondary phloem characterized by the presence of abundant, but small patches of 2 or 3 thick walled phloem fibres; wood composed of vessels, xylem fibres and traversed by 1 to 3 seriate medullary rays; vessels arranged in singles or doubles; fibres long, thick walled with tapering ends and measuring up to 500 in length and about 25 in width. Stem : T.S. shows more or less circular outline; single layered epidermis with thick cuticle; unicellular trichomes occasionally present; cortex consisting of 7 to 10 layers of parenchymatous cells showing large patches of fibres; sclereids with narrow lumen occurring singly or in groups in the cortex, measuring up to 50 in diameter. Several cortical cells contain tannins; secondary phloem consisting of thin walled cells; vascular cambium composed of 3 to 4 layers of thin walled tangentially elongated cells; secondary xylem composed of fibres, tracheids, vessels, xylem parenchyma; fibres long, thick walled with tapering ends and measuring 260 to 950 in length and up to 20 in width; medullary rays mostly uniseriate or sometimes biseriate; pith composed of large thin walled parenchymatous cells, some cells containing tannins; rhomboid crystals measuring 18 to 30 in length and 12 to 20 in width present in cortex and pith. Leaf : Isobilateral; single layered epidermis consisting of mostly tangentially elongated cells covered with thick cuticle. In surface view both upper and lower epidermii show anomocytic type of stomata, epidermal cells polygonal in shape; 2 or 3 layered palisade cells present on both the sides, adjacent to the epidermis; vascular bundles show xylem towards lower side and phloem towards upper side; sclerenchyma tissue occur as a bundle cap just above the phloem; small lateral vascular bundles also present in lamina; vein-islet number 11 to14; stomatal index 16 to 17 on lower epidermis and 5 to 7 on upper epidermis; palisade ratio 2 or 3 on upper epidermis and 2 to 4 on lower epidermis. Powder Yellowish : White, bitter taste, showing groups of fibers, bordered pitted vessels, fragments of palisade tissue, sclereids, rhomboid crystals of calcium oxalate, cork cells, and unicellular glandular and nonglandular trichomes (both from fruit epicarp), epidermal cells (cubical, rectangular or polygonal) with slightly wavy walls and anomocytic stomata.     Identity, Purity and Strength Foreign matter not more than 2 per cent Total Ash Not more than 10 per cent Acid-insoluble ash not more than 0.4 per cent Alcohol-soluble extractive Not less than 5 per cent Water-soluble extractive Not less than 10 per cent   T.L.C. T.L.C. of the alcoholic extract on silica gel 'G' plates (0.2 mm thick) using chloroform: methanol: acetic acid (70:30:0.2) shows under UV (254 nm) four spots at Rf. 0.14, 0.32, 0.46 (all violet) and 0.72 (yellowish green). Under UV (366nm) six fluorescent spots appear at Rf. 0.14, 0.32 (both brown), 0.39, 0.51, 0.61 and 0.72 (all pink). On exposure to iodine vapor nine spots appear at Rf. 0.14, 0.19, 0.28, 0.35 (all yellow), 0.46 (faint orange), 0.51, 0.61 and 0.72 (all yellow). On spraying with vanillin sulphuric acid reagent and heating the plate at 110oC for 10 min. ten spots appear at Rf. 0.06 (bluish grey), 0.14 (violet), 0.19 (brown), 0.28 (violet), 0.35 (brown), 0.39 (violet), 0.46 (brown), 0.51 (violet), 0.61 (brown) and 0.72 (violet).   Constituents Alkaloids (Harmine), amino acids (alanine, glycine, leucine, arginine isoleucine, lysine, phenylalanine, proline, tyrosine and valline) terpenoids of oleanane group. Properties And Action GUNA (Quality) : Laghu, Snigdh RASA (Taste) : Kashay, Tikt, Madhur, Katu VIPAK (Metabolism) : Madhur VIRYA(Potency) : Ushan PRABHAV(Impact) : Trishnanigrahan   Important Formulations Kantkaryavaleha, Maha Vishgarbha Taila, Mahatiktaka Ghrita, Pancanamrta Kvath Churna, Patoladi Ghrita, Rasnadi Kvath Churna (maha), Sudarshan Churna, Ushirasava Therapeutic Uses Graha, Gulma, Jvara,  Prameha, Raktapitta, Vatarakta, Visarpa, Atisra & Viamajvara