Все о Гамби Гамби, дерево листьями которого на протяжении тысячелетий Австралийские аборигены лечились от рака. An Australian plant that is part of the Aboriginal Bush Medicine
We would like to introduce you to an Australian plant that is part of the Aboriginal Bush Medicine, which gains more and more popularity in Australia and throughout the world.
This plant, Pittosporum Phylliraeoides, is more commonly known as Gumby Gumby or Gumbi Gumbi.
The Aboriginals and Torres Strait Island people believe in Gumbi Gumbi and its healing secrets for over 50,000 years. They used a variety of remedies like wild herbs, plants and seeds, animal products, steam baths, mud, massages, amulets and ritual chants.
Some of these remedies have no empirical basis, but reports from colonists show that they worked.Many of those remedies did in fact heal. Aromatic herbs, seeds, tannin-rich inner barks and kinos have well documented therapeutic effects. For example kino, the gum that is produced by Eucalyptus, is used by Aborigines in a tea for treating colds. Other plants undoubtedly harboured alkaloids or other compounds with pronounced healing effects. Unfortunately, very few native remedies have been tested systematically, and most of the knowledge about the nature of Aboriginal medicine has been lost.
Now research teams around the world are looking into Aboriginal medicine and native plants as an alternative to modern medical treatments and remedies, especially for cancer. Their various tests have found promising results so far. Some are published, some still remain unpublished due to ongoing research with final results pending.
This website is meant as a helpful start for those looking into alternative medicine and into the benefits of Gumby Gumby particularly. You will find information about research and the medical use of Gumby Gumby, and a link page for your own research.
"When I found that I had prostate cancer and that my PSA reading was 12.4, the hospital took some biopsies which indicated that my cancer was aggressive, I immediately informed our five children. One of my sons Stewart had recently had a conversation with a man who was visiting England from Australia, what the Australian told my son was that he had suffered from prostate cancer, and that the doctors had told him there was nothing more they could do for him, and that his prospects were not good. He had heard about Gumby Gumby, so he decided to look into the matter more fully, he manage to obtain some which he ground down into a powder this he put into A A size gelatine capsules and he took just one day. According to the Australian man he had lived far beyond what was expected of him, and his PSA reading and gone down to about 4. I decided to except radiation treatment from the local hospital in Sheffield, and at the same time take Gumby Gumby in the same way that the Australian man had described. My first PSA checkup was six months after the end of the radiation treatment, and my PSA reading and gone down to 0.6, after a further six months I had another checkup, and my PSA reading and gone down to 0.3. The result is that now I do not have to go back to the hospital for a further check for a full year. I am 76 years of age, and although the radiation treatment took away much of my vigour and vim, it is returning, and I feel better now than I have been for the last two years."
Gumbi Gumbi (Pittosporum angustifellium) is an age-old Aboriginal natural remedy, also known as Cumbi cumbi and meemeei depending on regional dialects.
It is sometimes described as the most multi-purpose bush medicine in the central Queensland region. It is rare because it is eaten avidly by cattle.
Gumbi Gumbi is drunk as a tea and has reportedly wonderful healing properties. The dried leaves of Gumbi Gumbi can also be crushed and put into an empty capsule (purchased at the chemist) and taken that way.
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