Giving the Gift of Life on Mother's Day

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) May 7, 2008 -- At this time of year mothers are honored everywhere for their unconditional love and support. For most, this is a time of celebration and joy but for others it may not have the same feeling. Many mothers have been lost due to the battle with cancer and others are still enduring that battle.

As most mothers know, it is important for them to be there for their kids and be healthy enough to take care of them on a daily basis. When the side effects of chemotherapy kick in, those motherly activities get harder and harder.

Nava Koren is just one of many mothers that experienced exactly this problem. "Before using the LifeMel honey I had itching all over my body, I suffered from severe weakness so severe that I had to stay in bed all day long and I practically could not move, my hemoglobin level was very low and kept going down with every treatment, I had severe pains in my limbs and more. On the same week that I have started to use the LifeMel honey, the weakness was not so severe and I could get out of bed every morning, cook and function as a mother to my children. The itching in my body was completely gone, I did not have any limbs pains, and my hemoglobin level keeps going up."

LifeMel Honey was produced and introduced in the US to help more and more women, mothers, and chemotherapy patients. This unique honey is an innovative groundbreaking product for the support of patients suffering from the side effects of chemotherapy and radiation treatment. Many times patients must stop chemotherapy because their bodies cannot handle the effects of the chemotherapy.

A recent clinical study has shown "Life Mel Honey to be effective in decreasing the incidence of anemia in 64% of the patients, decreasing the incidence of severe neutropenia and lowering the incidence of potentially fatal thrombocytopenia (low platelets)."

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Giving the Gift of Life on Mother's Day

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