The Ice Cold Guyabano Leaf Tea
The guyabano leaf tea is becoming a regular part of my morning routine. Coffee and tea taste better but this guyabano has a different effect. It makes my body feels lighter and more energetic. Knowing that it is a miracle cure for cancer makes me wanting for more. I have no cancer or whatever disease but I want to follow the saying “an ounce of prevention is better than pounds of cure”.
A cup of leaf tea in the morning is enough. Just boiling a cup whenever I want it. Sort to other drink if the leaf is not available or too lazy to prepare. I am taking about one kilometer walk, forth and back, to get a bunch of leaves. Getting it in middle of busy schedule is almost impossible.
I got this idea from brother, I saw him drinking an ice cold guyabano leaf tea. He told me that he always prepare three liters and store it in refrigerator. He always have the tea in early morning and after work.
Again I walked and got a bunch of guyabano leaves. I boiled it until the water is slightly golden brown. Let it cool. Transferred to bottle and placed inside the refrigerator. I refilled the casserole with water and boiled it again. I think this will last for several days.
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I was diagnosed with invasive ductal breast cancer last April, 2011 and was operated complete mastechtomy last July. I drink a lot of herbs, but i wonder how to prepare the guayabano tea? there were times I boil the leaves for 15 minutes, sometimes I just pour in boiling water to a mug with the leaves. which is best? thanks
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marvin Reply:
December 17th, 2011 at 4:44 pm
I can never tell which is which. Please refer to this article. Read some comments or ask other readers. Many are very willing to help.
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sam Reply:
January 31st, 2012 at 9:37 am
Bhing how are you now? nag-chemo ka naba? are you still taking the guyabano drink? my wife wll undergo operation tomorrow. she is also taing green barley now. I wish these can all help her, at sa yo din. God bless.
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bhing Reply:
February 2nd, 2012 at 12:55 pm
Sam, patuloy parin po ako drink iba’t ibang herbs like talbos ng papaya, luyang dilaw, makabuhay; di po ako nag undergo chemo, its almost 7 months after my operation and Praise God am doing well, by His grace and mercy, and by faith on Him Almighty, I pray that your wife will have fast recuperation, God bless po!
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sam Reply:
January 31st, 2012 at 9:37 am
Bhing how are you now? nag-chemo ka naba? are you still taking the guyabano drink? my wife wll undergo operation tomorrow. she is also taking green barley now. I wish these can all help her, at sa yo din. God bless.
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Rollie Reply:
February 15th, 2012 at 7:30 am
I heard a doctor discussing about the benefits of guyabano leaves, you have to boil 18 leaves to 10 glasses of water for 15 minutes, let it cool and you can store it in the refrigerator. Hope it helps, you can e-mail me if you want rehherbalonline@live.com
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Rollie Reply:
February 15th, 2012 at 7:50 am
I can also give you the contact number of that doctor, she’s practicing alternative medicines and she’s also a cancer survivor stage 3 melanoma (she cured herself) if you want her details you can e-mail me at rehherbalonline@live.com. God bless
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pwede rin bang ipainom ang guyabano tea sa bata ( 7 yrs. old)?
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sam Reply:
January 31st, 2012 at 9:39 am
Siguro pwede yan imee natural naman ang guyabano at walang chemical.
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Iam mixing 2 kalamansi and 1 tsp of honey (purchased in the grocery) on the cold guyabano tea. Will this be okay? wala bang nawawalang healing element in this process? thanks
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Rollie Reply:
February 15th, 2012 at 7:52 am
I would suggest you take it pure, you can store it in the refrigerator please refer to my previous comment (above) for the instructions on how to make a guyabano tea. Hope it helps
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Ang guyabano ba ay makagamot kahit anong klasing sakit?
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