Anvirzel versus OPC versus Oleander Soup

July 18, 2008

Anvirsel IS oleander extract, and it is from that patented medicine

that all other versions have sprung. It was patented by Doctor Ozel

in Turkey after he re-discovered an ancient remedy being used by local

villagers while searching for a cancer cure for his dog. It is made

in a WHO approved quality medical lab.

Oleander soup was devised by the founder of the original oleander soup

group after he dissected the patent for Anvirzel and saw that it could

be made at home about on the stovetop by following instructions and

exercising caution in handling the raw plant material. The potency of

each batch of " soup " can vary according to individual plants, soil,

climate, etc., but such differences are not considered that important

and can be minimized by using specific gravity measurements.

The OPC was then formulated by group member Marc Swanepoel who made

the oleander portion of the mix (80%) exactly according to the

directions for making oleander soup. It is now made to exact standards

by a pharmaceutical manufacturing company.

All three are excellent. Anvirzel costs $2700 for a three month

supply, OPC about $45 to $60 per month (or perhaps more if used at

increased dosages) and oleander for relative pennies depending upon

the cost and source of the plants.

oleander soup , evian793 wrote:

>

> Just amazing what happened with your uncle. Isn't the Anvirzel the

very

> pricey supplement everyone speaks about on here? Supposed to work

like oleander?

>

> Thanks for sharing this,

>

> Bonnie & Cody

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