Nature is special, there are so many natural remedies you can take to ease pain & even heal illness. Manuka honey can reduce inflammation. Natural water springs are a phenomenon, raw ginger can reduce the chances of cancers. I would much rather use things that nature brings rather than big pharma produced poison.
Think about this, if you are well & never sick, how does big pharma make money? Obviously if you need major medicine/treatment like chemo then take it but for lesser ailments then try to treat yourself naturally rather than reach for a pill.
Topic: Scientists discover HIDDEN PHARMACY in ancient limestone caves. (Read 39 times)
February 19, 2023, 02:15:07 PM
As the article says, it's called moonmilk. There are caves all over the world that have some form of it.
February 19, 2023, 01:42:05 PM
And it is a natural form of pharmacy, developed by nature. It houses all kinds of medicinal chemicals that happen naturally, some that we know about, and new ones that we are finding out about from the caves.
The interesting thing is that legally, some modern medicines are found naturally in the caves. This should nullify the patents that Big Pharma has on them, since they are part of nature. And it should keep Big Pharma from obtaining patents on new ones that are natural, just like Big Pharma can't patent food.
Scientists discover HIDDEN PHARMACY in ancient limestone caves.
https://www.naturalnews.com/2023-02-17-scientists-discover-hidden-pharmacy-in-limestone-caves.html
The latest study on moonmilk, a mineral deposit found in caves and known for its curative properties, has led to the discovery of a mysterious compound active against bacteria and resistant to numerous antibiotics.
Since the beginning of time, humanity has been able to make use of the environment for resources, techniques and ideas to protect themselves from diseases and to be responsible for their health. While the effectiveness of definite ancestral practices has been shown and approved by modern medicine, the reasons behind several traditional medicines remain a mystery.
Moonmilk, a crystallization commonly found in different forms such as pasty, dry or liquid in limestone caves, is a speleothem (geological formation of mineral deposits) most often seen in the form of a soft rock depending on its hygrometry.
As reported by Sébastien Rigali, a molecular microbiologist at the Centre for Protein Engineering-CIP (InBios/Faculty of Science) of the University of Liège, there is a great deal of archaeological proof for its use as an anti-infectious agent, mostly in the Swiss and Austrian Alps.
Rigali’s laboratory decided to examine the microbial flora of moonmilk to discover the reasons for its use in human and animal therapy.
The first step was to go into the caves of the Condruzian plateau to search for deposits of moonmilk and to isolate filamentous actinobacteria, the bacteria that are winners in the production of antimicrobial agents. The scientists found several of them, both in number and diversity.
Underground pharmacy capable of manufacturing hundreds of antibiotics
...
that is really interesting - the healing through nature is a wonderful thing. And health is wealth.The interesting thing is that legally, some modern medicines are found naturally in the caves. This should nullify the patents that Big Pharma has on them, since they are part of nature. And it should keep Big Pharma from obtaining patents on new ones that are natural, just like Big Pharma can't patent food.
Scientists discover HIDDEN PHARMACY in ancient limestone caves.
https://www.naturalnews.com/2023-02-17-scientists-discover-hidden-pharmacy-in-limestone-caves.html
The latest study on moonmilk, a mineral deposit found in caves and known for its curative properties, has led to the discovery of a mysterious compound active against bacteria and resistant to numerous antibiotics.
Since the beginning of time, humanity has been able to make use of the environment for resources, techniques and ideas to protect themselves from diseases and to be responsible for their health. While the effectiveness of definite ancestral practices has been shown and approved by modern medicine, the reasons behind several traditional medicines remain a mystery.
Moonmilk, a crystallization commonly found in different forms such as pasty, dry or liquid in limestone caves, is a speleothem (geological formation of mineral deposits) most often seen in the form of a soft rock depending on its hygrometry.
As reported by Sébastien Rigali, a molecular microbiologist at the Centre for Protein Engineering-CIP (InBios/Faculty of Science) of the University of Liège, there is a great deal of archaeological proof for its use as an anti-infectious agent, mostly in the Swiss and Austrian Alps.
Rigali’s laboratory decided to examine the microbial flora of moonmilk to discover the reasons for its use in human and animal therapy.
The first step was to go into the caves of the Condruzian plateau to search for deposits of moonmilk and to isolate filamentous actinobacteria, the bacteria that are winners in the production of antimicrobial agents. The scientists found several of them, both in number and diversity.
Underground pharmacy capable of manufacturing hundreds of antibiotics
...
We realize for the health when it is gone .. So it would be great if we take care of our health - earlier the better.
February 17, 2023, 07:00:56 PM
And it is a natural form of pharmacy, developed by nature. It houses all kinds of medicinal chemicals that happen naturally, some that we know about, and new ones that we are finding out about from the caves.
The interesting thing is that legally, some modern medicines are found naturally in the caves. This should nullify the patents that Big Pharma has on them, since they are part of nature. And it should keep Big Pharma from obtaining patents on new ones that are natural, just like Big Pharma can't patent food.
Scientists discover HIDDEN PHARMACY in ancient limestone caves.
https://www.naturalnews.com/2023-02-17-scientists-discover-hidden-pharmacy-in-limestone-caves.html
The latest study on moonmilk, a mineral deposit found in caves and known for its curative properties, has led to the discovery of a mysterious compound active against bacteria and resistant to numerous antibiotics.
Since the beginning of time, humanity has been able to make use of the environment for resources, techniques and ideas to protect themselves from diseases and to be responsible for their health. While the effectiveness of definite ancestral practices has been shown and approved by modern medicine, the reasons behind several traditional medicines remain a mystery.
Moonmilk, a crystallization commonly found in different forms such as pasty, dry or liquid in limestone caves, is a speleothem (geological formation of mineral deposits) most often seen in the form of a soft rock depending on its hygrometry.
As reported by Sébastien Rigali, a molecular microbiologist at the Centre for Protein Engineering-CIP (InBios/Faculty of Science) of the University of Liège, there is a great deal of archaeological proof for its use as an anti-infectious agent, mostly in the Swiss and Austrian Alps.
Rigali’s laboratory decided to examine the microbial flora of moonmilk to discover the reasons for its use in human and animal therapy.
The first step was to go into the caves of the Condruzian plateau to search for deposits of moonmilk and to isolate filamentous actinobacteria, the bacteria that are winners in the production of antimicrobial agents. The scientists found several of them, both in number and diversity.
Underground pharmacy capable of manufacturing hundreds of antibiotics
...
The interesting thing is that legally, some modern medicines are found naturally in the caves. This should nullify the patents that Big Pharma has on them, since they are part of nature. And it should keep Big Pharma from obtaining patents on new ones that are natural, just like Big Pharma can't patent food.
Scientists discover HIDDEN PHARMACY in ancient limestone caves.
https://www.naturalnews.com/2023-02-17-scientists-discover-hidden-pharmacy-in-limestone-caves.html
The latest study on moonmilk, a mineral deposit found in caves and known for its curative properties, has led to the discovery of a mysterious compound active against bacteria and resistant to numerous antibiotics.
Since the beginning of time, humanity has been able to make use of the environment for resources, techniques and ideas to protect themselves from diseases and to be responsible for their health. While the effectiveness of definite ancestral practices has been shown and approved by modern medicine, the reasons behind several traditional medicines remain a mystery.
Moonmilk, a crystallization commonly found in different forms such as pasty, dry or liquid in limestone caves, is a speleothem (geological formation of mineral deposits) most often seen in the form of a soft rock depending on its hygrometry.
As reported by Sébastien Rigali, a molecular microbiologist at the Centre for Protein Engineering-CIP (InBios/Faculty of Science) of the University of Liège, there is a great deal of archaeological proof for its use as an anti-infectious agent, mostly in the Swiss and Austrian Alps.
Rigali’s laboratory decided to examine the microbial flora of moonmilk to discover the reasons for its use in human and animal therapy.
The first step was to go into the caves of the Condruzian plateau to search for deposits of moonmilk and to isolate filamentous actinobacteria, the bacteria that are winners in the production of antimicrobial agents. The scientists found several of them, both in number and diversity.
Underground pharmacy capable of manufacturing hundreds of antibiotics
...
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