moducare sterolins source

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The message is ready to be sent with the following file or link attachments:Shortcut to: http://www.moducare.com/resmonograph.aspAccording to this it the pine source!!

 

 

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Thanks Annette -Most sources do tend to agree with that one, however I also came across this article:http://www.aegis.com/pubs/amfar/2000/AM000601.html where it states:"Moducare, a widely used immune-system booster derived from the African potato, is only one such development, resulting from intensive local research into plant sterols and sterolins. Traditional healers in South African rural communities for generations have used the potato as a successful muti (healing compound), prompting immunologists at the University of Stellenbosch near Cape Town to take a closer look. Clinical trials identified two specific compounds, B-Sitosterol and B-Sitosterolin, which exist in all plants and are highly concentrated in the potato. These compounds do not possess antiviral properties in and of themselves, but they demonstrate significant immunomodulatory effects and come at very low cost to the patient."And so I am a bit confused. At any rate, it sounds like moducare might make a good addition to a cancer, HIV or other illness protocol. Along with oleander, of course.Tonyoleander soup , "Annette van Rensburg" <secdogs wrote:>> > The message is ready to be sent with the following file or link attachments:> Shortcut to: http://www.moducare.com/resmonograph.asp> > According to this it the pine source!!>