Autumn Statement: Workers to pay less in national insurance – but rate cuts don't offset the freezing of personal tax thresholds The authors of the study, which was published in the Journal of Medical Oncology, concluded that “LifeMel Honey is a very expensive, safe and effective method of preventing chemotherapy-induced pancytopenia.” It took 30 years of research to develop LifeMel Honey. Produced by bees fed on a special nectar derived from 40 therapeutic herbs including Siberian ginseng, Echinacea,uncaria tomentosa, and other natural ingredients such as iron, protein and vitamins, the honey has been shown in a clinical trial to be effective in decreasing the incidence of anemia in cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. UK publisher of rejected knowledge in areas of esoteric thought and radical streams of spirituality. Ester Karpel, from Kiryat Shmona, also reports impressive health benefits. “I experienced very positive effects immediately,” she says. “Before taking LifeMel, my white blood cell count ranged from 2.0 to 4.0, after taking LifeMel for five days, my count rose to 6.6 and I felt better. I know it’s working for me because I temporarily stopped taking it and my white blood cell count dropped to 1.7. When I started taking it again, my white blood cell count rose again.”

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In the show, Dr. Chris reveals he's been encouraging the use of this honey among patients who are having chemotherapy to treat cancer. Usually patients will notice a drop in their white blood cell count while undergoing chemotherapy, but in each of his own cases, Dr Chris has noticed that the decrease in white blood cells slows down when patients are taking the honey. My life's research and interest in the field of apitherapy has focused on this very aspect of honey, and I have sought to uncover the ways in which honey can be harnessed and manipulated to create supplements that can be tailored to target specific ailments and conditions.Life Mel Honey uses nectar derived from therapeutic herbs including Siberian Ginseng, Echinacea and Uncaria Tomentosa, combined with a selection of natural ingredients including iron, protein and vitamins. Siberian Ginseng has traditionally been used as a tonic, whilst Echinacea is a traditional herbal remedy and well regarded for its ability to help support the immune system. Uncaria Tomentosa is believed to have antioxidant properties and has also been traditionally used to benefit the immune system. Life Mel Honey has a distinctive and pleasant flavour and aroma. Life Mel should be kept at room temperature and stored in a dark place. If it crystalises, stand the jar in hot water for a few minutes until it achieves the normal consistency. Having been recommended the honey by friends who are ill with cancer and who have been using Life-Mel with success, I decided to try out this product. I experienced very positive effects when using Life-Mel, for example: before taking the special honey, my white blood-cells had dropped to 2.4 and, after taking LifeMel for 5 days, my white blood cells went up to 6.6! My hemoglobin was originally 10.4, and within a few days, it went up to 12. I must say that I felt better, stronger and with a greater capacity to function. In a very unwise decision, I stopped taking Life-Mel and, within two weeks, I began feeling very bad. I became weaker, my blood values dropped dramatically: white blood-cells 1.7 and hemoglobin 10.5. I then began taking Life-Mel again and after two days I took another test, in which my white blood-cell value was 5.5 and hemoglobin 12. I am convinced that this information must be published in all the hospitals and medical institutions treating people that suffer from severe illnesses, so that other patients can be spared from so much needless suffering. Life Mel is an excellent product which I highly recommend. -Ester, Kiryat Shmona by Sandra Goodman PhD The latest scientific research regarding Nutrition and Cancer. Full details at

Many think of the honey as a lifesaver and there are numerous testimonials affirming just that. Apart from celebrities such as Sienna Miller and Kylie Minogue who are said to be huge fans, many ordinary people suffering cancer have reported enormous benefits to their health and quality of life. I thank you again very much for your marvelous product and will continue to recommend it to everyone. Thanks. -Nava Koren

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Martin Lewis: What the Autumn Statement means for you – including wages, benefits, pensions, ISAs, national insurance and more It is well known that honeys acquire their unique aroma and flavours from the plants on which the bees feed. However, there is now a growing interest in both the alternative and conventional medicinal spheres in the ways in which the actual healing properties of a honey are affected by the chemical composition of the food nourishing the bees.Life Mel is the result of thirty years of research and is made by bees fed on a special nectar derived from 40 therapeutic herbs, including Siberian ginseng, Echinacea, uncaria tomentosa, and natural sources of iron, protein and vitamins. LifeMel was developed specifically to support the immune system of patients suffering from chemotherapy-induced neutropenia. Often when a cancer patient is undergoing treatment their levels of both red and white blood cells become dangerously low due to the powerful drugs administered, leaving their immune systems vulnerable. Sometimes, the levels of both types of blood cells become so low that further life-saving treatment is impossible. The patient also runs the risk of falling victim to other illnesses, as they do not have sufficient immune response to fight invading pathogens. LifeMel is designed to build blood count levels and strengthen the immune system, helping cancer patients to manage the side effects of their chemotherapy and allowing them continue to receive their lifesaving treatment.