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Red Onions are rich in Quercetin. These onions are especially high in Quercetin, a bioflavonoid.  These are what give apples their color. Onions, garlic, tea, red grapes, berries, broccoli, and leafy greens are also rich sources of quercetin.  Bioflavonoids are water-soluble compounds. In humans, bio-flavonoids maintain resistance of capillary walls to permeation and change of pressure, and have synergistic antioxidant effects with vitamin C. What Experts have to say about Quercetin: “Indicators suggest quercetin may help performance in athletes and may help also improve our cognitive performance, or brain alertness. I strongly encourage you to look into quercetin.” -Dr. Daniel Johnston Preventive Medicine, Department of Defense, US Military, Comprehensive Soldier Fitness   “Quercetin exerts strong anti-oxidative, anti-inflammatory, anti-pathogenic, and immune regulatory effects in vitro and in animal-based studies. Epidemiological data indicates reduced rates of cardiovascular

Tony Isaacs is a well known Naturopathic advocate for the treatment of Cancer and other Chronic debilitating diseases which are conventionally called "untreatable." Tony Isaacs had developed Oleander protocol for Cancer treatment, which is lethal to cancer cells but non-toxic to normal cells in low doses. Oleander Protocol will be posted later. Right now we will review quickly, how Ovarian cancer patients can be helped with natural methods. 1. Agaricus Blazei Murril Mushroom (ABM mushrooms) : Stimulates T Lymphocytes production. The polysaccharide in ABM stimulates Interferon and Interleukin. It is a powerful antiviral. 2. Selenium-  Methylselenocysteine is most effect form of Selenium against cancer cells. 3. Curcumin-   Found in turmeric has broad spectrum anticancer properties. It is well absorbed if taken with milk. For Ovarian cancer patients, who can not take milk, they can add it to vegetable juices for better absorption. 4. Vitamin K-   Found in green l