Sister Maria Zatta

In her book The Pharmacy of Nature, Sister Maria Zatta says: Take two spoonfuls of the preparation twice a day for 10 days. This is the prescription for those suffering from cancer. In another paragraph, she describes how to prevent the disease: To prevent cancer, the recipe is the same, taking only two spoonfuls a day for 10 days. Take this treatment once a year.
Then, Paulo Cesar de Andrade dos Santos, on page 38 of his book, Health Through Plants, under the heading
How to take, says: To prevent cancer, everyone should take the preparation at least once a year, one tablespoonfuls 3 times a day, for 10 days. Instead, to cure a cancer, take two spoonfuls of the preparation 3 times a day for
It can be seen how there are considerable variants in the written recipe of the recipe.
Just imagine how many variations can be found when the recipe is transmitted by word of mouth, from generation to generation! I learn of these variations directly from patients, over the telephone. Sister Arcangela from Rome, who had cancer already in metastasis, took our preparation for 75 days without a pause, even though she had been told of the importance of stopping for at least a week after finishing the first jar.
She said she acted out of desperation in the agonizing search for a way to be cured. She had heard that the Aloe preparation might be her only hope. The result is that she has fully recovered from cancer and does voluntary work at a hospital in Trastevere in the Eternal City.
Sister Elena from the Lebanon, a Carmelite with an active life who lives and works in the port city of Haifa, Israel, modified the recipe by adding 750 grams (1.6 lbs.) of a mixture based on Aloe and distillate (araq) to 500 grams
(1.1 lbs.) of honey. This overexaggeration worried me.
However, I eventually calmed down after hearing
He has been taking a large spoonful of the preparation every day for the last two years. This is his way of keeping the disease under control, although he cannot defeat it even by doubling the dose (he has already tried).
Although the authors do not agree on quantities, composition of the preparation or instructions regarding the dose to take, they all agree on the three ingredients of the recipe; these are indispensable. Along the way, we shall provide clarifications aimed at giving a scientific explanation to this recipe. Could common practice, with all its variants, find scientific backing? Or does science help make the recipe worthy of trust, or is it only a popular belief? What would the results be if these ingredients were subjected to laboratory tests?
If science could guarantee that by using these ingredients a person could be cured of or prevent cancer, we might reach a unanimous opinion on the quantities of the three components that are used to prepare the blend. This would end all discussions.
Note: After preparation of the blend, it is normal for the honey – the heaviest ingredient – to sink to the bottom of the