Mother Simarouba Kashaya Helps in Breast Cancer
- Madhukar Dama
- 2 days ago
- 3 min read
What is Breast Cancer?
Breast cancer is a condition where abnormal cells in the breast grow uncontrollably, forming lumps or tumors. It is one of the most common cancers affecting women worldwide and can also occur in men, though rarely. Early detection and care are crucial for better outcomes.
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Types of Breast Cancer
Breast cancer can be categorized into several types based on how the cells behave:
Ductal Carcinoma – Starts in the milk ducts.
Lobular Carcinoma – Begins in the milk-producing lobules.
Inflammatory Breast Cancer – A rare, aggressive type.
Triple-negative Breast Cancer – Does not have certain hormone receptors, making it harder to treat.
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Why Breast Cancer is Growing in India
The prevalence of breast cancer in India is increasing due to multiple factors:
Changing lifestyles and diet patterns.
Urbanization and sedentary habits.
Late detection due to limited awareness.
Genetic predispositions in certain populations.
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Common Treatments
Standard treatments for breast cancer include:
Surgery – Removing part or all of the breast tumor.
Chemotherapy – Using drugs to kill cancer cells.
Radiation Therapy – Using high-energy rays to target cancer cells.
Hormonal Therapy – Blocking hormones that promote cancer growth.
Targeted Therapy – Drugs targeting specific cancer cell markers.
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What is Mother Simarouba Kashaya?
Mother Simarouba Kashaya is a traditional herbal decoction made from dried Simarouba glauca (Lakshmi Taru) leaves and small twigs. It is a natural, family-grown preparation from real forested gardens, sun-dried, and hand-crushed for purity and potency.
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How Mother Simarouba Kashaya Helps in Breast Cancer
Mother Simarouba Kashaya is believed to support breast health and enhance the body’s resilience during different stages of breast cancer care:
Small benign lumps – These may dissolve with consistent use of Simarouba Kashaya.
During standard treatments – When used alongside chemotherapy, radiation, or surgical interventions:
Supports the efficiency of treatments.
Reduces the necessary dose of some therapies.
Minimizes side effects like fatigue, nausea, and inflammation.
Helps reduce recurrence and prevent the spread of disease.
Enhances local healing and detoxification.
Promotes overall body resilience during therapy.
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How to Take Simarouba Kashaya
1. Use dried Simarouba leaves and small twigs powder.
2. Boil in water and allow it to simmer.
3. Let it cool for 10–12 hours to gain full strength.
4. Sieve the decoction and drink slowly, swishing, rinsing, and gargling in the mouth for as long as possible.
5. Take it as per advised dose by a knowledgeable guide.
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Supportive Care:
Use castor oil breast packs to promote lump shrinkage and local healing.
Use liver packs to detoxify and keep the body cool.
Continue regular medical check-ups and keep your doctor informed of any progress.
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Why Buy from Dr. Madhukar Dama
Family-grown in a forested garden: No chemicals or pesticides.
Traditional preparation: Sun-dried, hand-crushed leaves and twigs.
Direct guidance: Personal advice and support from the grower.
Where and How to Buy
Address: Forest Farm, Near Yelmadagi 1, Chincholi Taluka, Kalaburagi District, Karnataka – 585306
Phone / Telephone Order: 8722170016
Delivery: Available all over India.
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Medical Disclaimer
Mother Simarouba Kashaya is not a medicine and not a replacement for any medical treatment. This article is intended for educational purposes only. Always follow your doctor’s advice and continue regular check-ups.
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Mode of Action 🌿
Research shows Simarouba glauca extracts have true anticancer properties in lab and animal studies:
Stop cancer cell growth (antiproliferative).
Trigger natural cell death (apoptosis).
Act as antioxidants & reduce inflammation.
Support liver detox & immune balance.
Quassinoids (like glaucarubinone) also enhance chemotherapy effect and reduce tumor spread in preclinical models.
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References 📚
Jose A. et al., Front Pharmacol, 2018 – HDAC inhibition in cancer cells.
Ramasamy SP et al., 2022 – Anticancer effect on MCF-7 breast cells.
Vikas B. et al., 2021 – Caspase-mediated apoptosis in cancer cells.
Yeo D. et al., 2016 – Quassinoid synergy with chemotherapy (animal model).
Puranik SI et al., Pharmacogn J, 2017 – Antioxidant & antiproliferative effects.
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